Bridge to Cross - A Slowway (14 mi or 10mi circular)
Sat 17th Jun 2023
Walk Details:
Event Details Updated
Please note that because of problems found on the recce, regarding unreliability of the bus service. This will now be a circular walk of 14 miles. The walk will now start at 09.00 in Dulverton and will call at Marsh Bridge at 09.45 for those wanting a shorter walk.
Event Type
Group Walk
Region / Area
Southern England / Cornwall and Devon
Local Group
Cornwall & Devon
Distance
14 or 10ml.
Start Time
09.00
Route
Starts at the car park at the junction of High Street and Union Street in Dulverton. There will be a later start at at Marsh Bridge c.p, nr. Dulverton, Somerset SS907290 for those wanting a shorter, circular (10 mile Walk) starting at 09.45 and returning to Marsh Bridge
A circular walk, which follows the Slowways route between Dulverton and Wheddon Cross.. Mostly along footpaths & bridleways with riverside & forest walking. A hilly route Intended to be walked at a WASP pace of a little over 2.5 mph, so giving plenty of time to enjoy the scenery on this now 14 mile walk, returning to Dulverton. & still have time for a short break at the pretty village of Winsford. A 10 mile walk will be available starting from Marsh bridge 09.45, and returning to the start point at Marsh Bridge
General Notes
Dogs are welcome if on a short lead throughout the walk. Bring a packed lunch. Please note that the car park on High Street has a £5.00 charge per car for the day
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