Calke Abbey Tramway Trail Easy to Moderate Ramble

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Saturday 10 April 2021 11:00 - 14:00

From £6.00

Listed by Spice West Midlands

Overview

Event going ahead: From the 29th March we are allowed to run outdoor activities. See the Before You Go section for more details.

Second Group: There is a second group being led by Arlene which will follow a short distance from Steve’s group. If the first group is full there may be space on the second group.

Join Steve Dell for a new ramble around Calke the Park area for a 7 mile ramble exploring the Calke Tramway Trail

This 7 mile ramble is a little longer than usual but comes at the request of many members who want to walk a little bit further, the walk is fairly flat and will be at the usual relaxed pace will be the same though.

This new walk uses the Calke Tramway Trail; the route of the old horse-drawn tramway that linked Ticknall to Ashby and includes the pretty Dimminsdale Woods.

The walk starts at The Ferrers Centre as the parking is cheaper and you don’t have to book. We make our way to the Tramway Trail at the edge of Calke Park and follow it around for a couple of miles with some lovely views over the surrounding area.

We leave the trail and explore Calke Park where we can stop for a rest and maybe a cuppa. We continue to have a look at Calke Abbey and the back via Dimminsdale Woods.

Location & Itinerary

Food & Meals

There is no option of a pub lunch so please feel free to bring a picnic, which we can enjoy socially distanced.

Availability & Pricing

TypePrice
Member£6.00Available
Guest£7.00Available

Not enough spaces left for you? Join the waitlist

Starts at The Ferrers Centre, Near Ashby de la Zouch, LE65 1RU

Host & Everything Else

COVID “Rule of six” We have just confirmed (with the gov.uk and Sport England websites), that as this is an outdoor physical activity, and as we are an organisation, we are allowed larger numbers on these activities. However, to be a responsible organisation, and to ensure our members are comfortable with group sizes, we are restricting numbers to a lower level than usual.

We are still required to maintain social distance on walks, and it goes without saying that if you have any coronavirus symptoms (see below) please don’t come on the event but let the leader / host know.

Symptoms are: A high temperature, a new, continuous cough or a loss of, or change to, your sense of smell or taste

If you have any such symptoms, please see this link to the Coronavirus information on the NHS website.

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