Trafford Ramblers Group

Christmas Group walk
Seasons Greetings to all from Trafford Ramblers Group
 
πŸŽ†πŸ₯ΎLooking Forward to a wide variety of walks in 2026πŸ₯ΎπŸŽ†

The Members of the Trafford Ramblers give us a wide variety of experience of walks both local and slightly further afield. Showing us interesting areas in and around Greater Manchester and the adjacent countryside. Join us to meet new friends and enjoy inspiring walks in fresh areas as well as some old favourites.

After another succesful trip to Keswick in May last year we again will organise a trip to Ambleside, Lake District in 11-15 May 2026 with an evening meal on the 14th

In the meantime keep a close eye on our walks programme. As well as our regularThursday and Saturday walks additional walks on different days at different times may be added at short notice. All thanks to our enterprising walk leaders.

 New to Ramblers, or Not walked with us for a while.

 Please read Advice for Ramblers before joining us

Visit Manchester

Just launched: Greater Manchester's 28 Outstanding Circular Walks πŸ₯Ύ

A really handy new guide with 28 circular walks you can reach by train, tram or bus. It covers all ten boroughs and takes in canals, river paths, mosslands and the edges of the Peak District - no car needed! πŸ—ΊοΈ

A snippet of what's on offer:

πŸ“Tameside: Hartshead Pike and Quickedge Hill

πŸ“Manchester: Didsbury’s Green Spaces and the Mersey

πŸ“Stockport: Bramall Hall and Park

πŸ“Bolton: Winter Hill and Smithills Estate

πŸ“Bury: Peel Tower and the Holcombe Valley

πŸ“Rochdale: Healey Dell

πŸ“Oldham: Pots and Pans Circular

πŸ“Trafford: Dunham Massey and Altrincham

πŸ“Salford: Worsley Village

πŸ“Wigan: Pennington Flash

A good reminder of how much green space there is right on our doorstep!

Guide available here πŸ‘‰ https://bit.ly/45yXBUI

πŸ“Έ Andrew Read