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Today we have a Moderate walk of approx. 3.7 miles on lanes, rated as Moderate. Rhydycroesau is a charming village steeped in history, nestled on the English-Welsh border. With evidence of Roman and early Anglo-Saxon settlements nearby, this village is a treasure trove for enthusiasts of ancient history. Its unique position means it straddles two countries, offering a blend of cultures in a picturesque setting. The name 'Rhydycroesau', meaning 'Ford of the Crosses', hints at its rich past.

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This 4 mile walk is suitable for most walkers who enjoy a relaxed outing with good company. Walk from Trevor Basin, a place full of history and views. This easy walk follows the canal, where members can enjoy still water, old bridges, and open countryside.

Venue: Morrisons Car Park - Meet for Car Sharing

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Our easy walk today features lanes and towpaths. About 3.6 miles less than 2 hours. From the early 1800s onwards, the area saw significant industrial activity, including the quarrying of lime and the operation of numerous coal mines.

Venue: Morrisons Car Park - Meet for Car Sharing

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This week's walk takes us from Pontfadog, up and around Brown Billy Hill, a distance of 4 miles.  There are no stiles, but it has been classified as moderate because of the long steady climb upwards through woodland, and although most of the route is tarmac, some sections are rough track.  The views are panoramic, across to the Berwyns on the way up, and across Shropshire, Wrexham and beyond on the way down 

Venue: Morrisons Car Park - Meet for Car Sharing

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This week’s 4.5 mile walk takes us around Nesscliffe and is graded as moderate. Starting from the Pine Car Park, we follow quiet lanes through Hopton, then cross open fields towards Ruyton-XI-Towns before climbing up to Nesscliffe Hill. At the top, we pause for a “banana break” and enjoy wide views across the Shropshire Plain. The route then takes in the main viewpoint near the reservoir before heading down through the woods. There are some uphill and uneven sections, so good boots and walking poles are advised.

Venue: Morrisons Car Park - Meet for Car Sharing

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Our walk today is about 5.5 miles, a mix of fields, paths and lanes. The area is known for its gentle rolling fields, hedgerows, and quiet lanes—perfect for members who enjoy a traditional walk through the English countryside. Passing the mere which is the largest of the 9 glacial meres in North Shropshire we walk the old farm route to the rear of the mere.

Venue: Morrisons Car Park - Meet for Car Sharing

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Today we tackle a Moderate 4.5 mile walk with a couple of steep inclines and some rough terrain. Boots and sticks are essential. Starting from the Playing Field car park, we’ll walk along Bellan and Little London Lanes before cutting across a field and walking down to the ford and Trefonen Hall Farm on our way to climbing the Moelydd. A banana break at the top affords 360 degree views of the Shropshire plain, Breiddens, Long Mountain and north west towards the Berwyns. After our break it's all down hill back to Trefonen.

Venue: Morrisons Car Park - Meet for Car Sharing

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Our next Oswestry u3a walk will be led by Edmund, taking us on a steady Moderate 4-mile route towards Hengoed and then on around the top of the Hill Fort. […]

Venue: Gatacre Car Park

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This walk is about 4.2 miles, starting at Ifton Meadows, and heading down through the 'Dingle' to Glyn Morlas; we then follow the lane up a short, sharp hill.  At the top, we follow the road through some woods and open fields before heading down a track to walk beside the Morlas Brook to Nefod.  We then cross the B5070 to Escob Mill, to join Wat's Dyke path. We cross the old Ellesmere/Oswestry railway embankment and continue along the path until we join the canal towpath.  We follow the canal back towards St Martins, then across fields and roads on the outskirts of the village back to the start.

Venue: Morrisons Car Park - Meet for Car Sharing

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Join us for a pleasant, easy walk of approximately 4 miles walk from Ellesmere, taking in the peaceful surroundings of the Llangollen Canal. The route follows the towpath past Ellesmere College, with attractive waterside views and plenty of opportunities to enjoy the local wildlife. We then return towards the town via The Boathouse, where walkers can relax and enjoy refreshments overlooking the Mere. This easy and sociable walk offers a good mix of scenery, local history, and friendly company.

Venue: Morrisons Car Park - Meet for Car Sharing

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This 4.5 mile easy walk starts from the Gobowen Playing Fields car park and is enjoyed by members of Oswestry u3a. The route follows quiet country lanes in a figure of eight pattern, making it an interesting walk with changing views along the way. We make our way towards Rhosygadfa before turning back. On the return, we stop for our banana break by the duck pond, a well-liked and restful spot. The walk then continues past Henlle Hall and follows part of Wat’s Dyke before returning to the car park. The walk is taken at a steady, friendly pace and suits members who enjoy an easy walk on lanes

Venue: Morrisons Car Park - Meet for Car Sharing

Join us for a day out to the Welsh coast, travelling by train from Welshpool via Machynlleth to Aberdovey. We arrive at about 11.15am before climbing to the coastal path for a picnic lunch with views across the estuary towards Aberystwyth. After lunch, Mike will lead a 5-mile walk through fields, across the golf course and dunes, returning along the beach at low tide. The walk begins with a challenging 700-foot climb, with regular stops to enjoy the scenery. Members can also explore Aberdovey at their own pace before meeting for the 3.30pm train, or stay for fish and chips and the 5.30pm train home.

Venue: Morrisons Car Park - Meet for Car Sharing

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Join us for an enjoyable autumn walk starting from the Cross Guns car park at 10.00am. Car sharing is recommended where possible. This is a moderate walk of around 4 miles, with some steep sections where extra care is needed. Our route follows Tregarthen and Blackridge Lanes before reaching Llynclys Common. We then cross the common on footpaths and continue above the impressive Blodwell Rock, where there are excellent views towards the Berwyns. From there we join Offa's Dyke Path and follow the edge of the golf course to a viewpoint with outstanding panoramic views across Mid Wales. After taking time to enjoy the scenery, we cross the golf course and return to the car park via Golf Course Lane.

Venue: Morrisons Car Park - Meet for Car Sharing

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The walk from Rodney's Pillar car park to the summit is an enjoyable short hill walk, ideal for anyone with a reasonable level of fitness. The return route is around 3 miles, taking 1½–2 hours, with a 600-foot climb. We follow forest tracks through mixed woodland before joining the footpath to Rodney's Pillar. The final climb is steeper but rewarded with superb views across the Severn Valley, Welshpool, the Long Mynd, the Berwyn Mountains and, on clear days, Snowdonia. We return by the same route. Sturdy footwear is recommended, especially after wet weather.

Venue: Morrisons Car Park - Meet for Car Sharing

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It is estimated that todays walk will take us 2 hours. and rated Difficult with some steep hills. This walk includes an ascent through tracks in fields with wonderful views across the Glyn Ceriog valley. Part of it is a historic route travelled by King Henry II in 1165. Walkers are advised to bring walking poles and cover up legs.

Venue: Morrisons Car Park - Meet for Car Sharing

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Our walk takes about 2 hours, 4.25 miles on lanes and tracks, rated as Easy . Walking through Dee Valley, one is enveloped in the serene beauty of the Welsh landscape. The valley, with its rolling hills and tranquil river, offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life. It's a place where one can reflect and find solace amidst nature's embrace.

Venue: Morrisons Car Park - Meet for Car Sharing