Call for Walk Leaders
Are you available to lead on any of the dates shown below? Whether you are
an established walk leader or are new to leading walks and are interested in
leading a walk please email Sue Croysdale
to book a date or get advice.
Daytime walks - starting at 10:30am
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August |
September |
| Monday |
17, 31 |
14, 28 |
| Wednesday |
19, 26 |
2, 9, 16, 23, 30 |
| Thursday |
13, 27 |
10, 24 |
| Saturday |
1, 15, 29 |
12, 26 |
| Sunday |
23 |
6, 20 |
Evening walks - starting at 6:30pm
| |
August |
September |
| Tuesday |
11, 25 |
8 |
WhatsApp Groups
We have established two WhatsApp chat groups to share important, time sensitive, walk information and a group for social chat. If you would like to added to either of them, please contact Ann Church on 07825 219464.
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July 2026
Mayfield
Start at: Dove Church Fishing Club, Mayfield. Pass the Cock Inn on your right as you enter Clifton, first right onto Watery Lane, half a mile on left take the unnamed narrow lane, cross the River Dove and park on your left. Don’t look for a church, there isn’t one!
Nearest postcode: DE6 2JQ
We will visit Church Mayfield church where Bonny Prince Charlie’s troops used the door for target practice and (199) years later young men died in a Wellington Bomber which crashed in the field adjacent. On to Mayfield Hall with other Jacobean buildings which the main road now by passes. Follow the River Dove and cross back into Derbyshire to Snelston, a village which time seems to have passed by. Return via Clifton village (centre) another unusual hamlet. Take a minute or two to view the Down'ards goal (Shrove tide football ) before returning to the start point. A fairly easy walk with just one hill.
Contact: Jan Winter 07958329265 and Allan Gilbert 07905626076
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August 2026
Bradford Dale & Over Haddon
Start at: Parking area at side of road in Alport near Youlgreave
Nearest postcode: DE45 1LG
A lovely walk in the Peak District with a fairly steep climb up to Over Haddon.
Contact: Brenda & Paul 07931295151
Moorgreen, Colliers Wood & Beauvale
Start at: Greasley Church layby B600 Moorgreen
Nearest postcode: NG16 2AB
Fields, parkland, slight climbs, no stiles - toilets at start. Church Tea Room and Horse & Groom pub for refreshments.
Contact: Alan Brown 07572 661487
Parwich, Tissington and Alsop en le Dale circular
Start at: Free car park in Parwich
Nearest postcode: DE6 1QL
Contact: Brian Marshall - 01332 873849 / 07394 182009
Bonnie Prince Charlie Walk - Mackworth to Derby linear walk
Start at: The Farmhouse pub/restaurant, Ashbourne Road, Mackworth, Derby
Nearest postcode: DE22 4LY
Free parking at the Farmhouse (permission given). Follow in the (alleged) footsteps of Bonnie Prince Charlie on this linear walk from Mackworth, via Markeaton, to Derby City Centre. Kilts and claymores are optional. Return by Swift bus (12.05 from Derby bus station - approx 15 minutes journey time), hence the earlier start time. Please patronise the pub/restaurant at the end of the walk.
Contact: Stephen Bate 0778-860-0708
Our walks are not at all rushed, and there is always a stop for a
coffee or drink, so please remember to bring a flask or other drink
with you. All our longer walks will also include a stop for lunch,
so carry a pack-up with you too. We do not normally arrange for a
stop at a pub or cafe during our walks.
Please make sure that you are suitably dressed and capable of
joining our walks - some of them can be hard work if you are not a
regular walker. We reserve the right to refuse to take anybody who,
in the walk-leader's view, may not be able to safely accompany the
group - this has never happened yet, but it is still in the small
print.
As with all Ramblers groups, our walks are open to everyone. If you
are not a member, don't worry - just turn up at the meeting point
and you will be made most welcome. If you decide you do like walking
with us, then we would ask you to become a member of the Ramblers
after you have been on two or three walks.
Non-walking members are welcome to join us at the end of any walk
that starts at a Pub or Cafe to socialise.
Dogs are welcome on our walks, but on a standard short lead, please.