Walking groups in Staffordshire
Below you'll find every walking group we know of in Staffordshire, as well as walkers looking for one.
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20s to 40s Midlands Walking Group (Cannock)
Walking
This Midlands walking group is based in Cannock and organises hikes and other outdoor outings. Its walks are usually around 10 miles and are split into easy, moderate and challenging options, with moderate walks described as lasting about five hours and involving some steep or muddy sections. The group is aimed at people in their 20s to 40s.
Sign in to contactMountain Escapes (Stafford)
Walking
This Stafford-based walking group is for people interested in hiking and climbing mountains, with routes adjusted to the weather, group ability and conditions on the day. The organiser aims to get into the mountains at least once a month, and more often when the weather is good. It is open to all ages, fitness levels and experience, although suitable footwear and clothing are needed and members should be fit enough for mountain walking.
Sign in to contactLeek Group (Ipstones)
Walking
The Leek group organises weekly sociable walks around the countryside near Leek in North Staffordshire, including parts of Cheshire, Derbyshire and the Peak District. Most Sunday morning walks are about 5 to 7 miles and are generally leisurely, with a leader guiding people along safe and accessible routes. In the summer, it also runs shorter evening walks that usually finish at a local pub.
Sign in to contactTamworth & Lichfield Ramblers (Lichfield)
Walking
Tamworth and Lichfield Ramblers organises walks most Sundays in the countryside of Staffordshire, the Derbyshire Peak District, Leicestershire and Shropshire, with midweek breaks arranged further away. Its outings usually have around a dozen participants, and new walkers are welcomed. Walks range from an easy 5-mile outing to a challenging 10-mile hike, and they take place throughout the year.
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Walking
Stone Ramblers organises walks in Shropshire, Staffordshire, Cheshire and the Peak District, with occasional special events elsewhere. It aims to put on three or four walks each week, with a range of distances, travel lengths and levels of difficulty. The club has a large membership and is described as a sociable walking group.
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