Tuesday Walks
Our A walks typically cover 7-10 miles at a steady pace usually ascending a total height between 150 and 600 metres (500 and 2000 feet). Walks may start in the Wirral, Cheshire or North Wales, no further than one hour's drive from Bebington. Meeting at the Bebington Civic Centre car park, we car-share to keep our emissions low and to reduce the number of vehicles parking at the beginning of our walks. Lifts can be provided for those without transport.
Our B walks typically cover 5-7 miles at a slower pace than the A walks, with ascents up to 300 metres (1000ft) ascent and over flatter terrain. In general, B walks start closer to home. The same principles are followed as for the A walks regarding car-sharing.
Our C walks are designed for those members who feel they can no longer undertake harder walks. Where they meet up each Tuesday depends on their plan of programmed walks. In the main, they will take a train or bus to where they commence their more leisurely walks. Recent programmes included trips to Calderstones, Southport, Tattenhall, Ormskirk, Red Rocks at West Kirby, Otterspool, and Eastham Woods.
Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate walkers directly into our C walk programme in order to have room for those moving from the other groups..
Walks can take up most of the day so it is necessary to bring a drink and a packed lunch. We insist that appropriate hiking boots are worn and you have appropriate clothing - as Mr Alfred Wainwright said: “There is no such thing as bad weather, only unsuitable clothing”. Although certainly not compulsory, members are invited to lead two walks each year, and with expert help for any planning if required, it can be a great way to introduce your fellow walkers to your favourite walks. We also ask that walkers carry contact details on a weatherproof card for next-of-kin/friend to be used in case of emergency.
If you are interested in walking regularly, we’d love to hear from you!
Our current schedules of A, B, C walks are shown here:
'A' Walks Summer Programme April to September 2025
Date | Venue |
April 1 | Hope Mountain, 8 miles, easy |
April 8 | Corwen/Liberty Hall, 8 miles, strenuous |
April 15 | Moel y Plas, 7.5 miles, strenuous |
April 22 | Moel y Gaer/Watts Dyke Way, 8.8 miles, 653ft ascent, moderate |
April 25 | Club Charity Social Evening |
April 29 | Moel y Parc/Penycloddiau, 7.5 miles, 1800ft ascent |
May 6 | Llanddulas/Coed y Gopa, 8.5 miles, moderate |
May 13 | Moel Famau, 8 miles, undulating |
May 20 | Abergwngregn/Lavan Sands, 9 miles, 1100ft ascent, moderate, strenuous at start |
May 27 | Nannerch/Moel Arthur, 8.5 miles, 1600ft ascent |
June 3 | Penycloddiau/Moel Arthur, 9 miles, 1500ft ascent, moderate-strenuous |
June 10 | Conwy, 8-9 miles, moderate |
June 17 | Llansannan, 8 miles, moderate |
June 24 | Llangollen/Pontcysllte, 9.1 miles, moderate |
July 1 | Dyserth Circular, 8 miles |
July 8 | Foel Lus/Sychnant Pass, 9 miles, 1900ft ascent, strenuous |
July 15 | TBA |
July 22 | Llantysilio Mountains, 8.5 miles, 1900ft ascent |
July 29 | Moel Famau/Moel Dywyll, 8 miles, moderate-strenuous |
August 5 | Peckforton Hills, 9 miles, 1000ft |
August 12 | Eryrys/Maeshafn Circular, 8 miles, 900ft ascent, easy-moderate |
August 19 | Craig Arthur/Llangollen, 9 miles, strenuous |
August 26 | Irby/Storeton, 9 miles, 338ft ascent, easy |
September 2 | Craig Fawr/Moel Hiraddug, 8.3 miles, 1585ft ascent |
September 9 | Llangollen, 9.5 miles, moderate-strenuous |
September 16 | TBA |
September 23 | Hendre/Sth Cilcain 8 miles, easy-moderate |
September 30 | Moel Lyscoed/Dywyll Ffrith Mountain, 8.3 miles, 950ft ascent, moderate |
'B' Walks Summer Programme April to September 2025
** under date indicates there is an alternative C walk that day
Date | Venue |
April 1 | Bagillt to Greenfield Dock and back on North WAles Coastal Path, 6 miles |
April 8 | Grindley Brook, 5 miles, easy, 333ft ascent |
April 15 | Tremeirchion, 5 miles |
April 22 | Erdigg |
April 25 | Club Charity Social Evening |
April 29 | Hooton across fields and using Wirral Way passing Gordale, 5.5 miles |
May 6 | Big Covert Wood, Maeshafn and the Quarry, 6 miles, moderate |
May 13 ** | Along the Alyn Valley, 6 miles and 1000ft ascent |
May 20 | Maes Pennant and Whitford, 6 miles, moderate, undulating. Woodlands, field paths, lanes, short ascents, estuary path |
May 27 | TBA |
June 3 ** | Pontybodkin, 6 miles, 800ft ascent |
June 10 | Ashton Hayes, 5.5 miles, moderate, some stiles |
June 17 | Sandstone Trail to Rawhead, 5.5 miles, undulating |
June 24 ** | Trelawnyd, 5.5 miles, moderate |
July 1 | Wats Dyke Way, 5-6 miles, easy |
July 8 | Manley Common, Boot Inn, Willington |
July 15 ** | Llangollen, 8 miles (possibly shorter), undulating |
July 22 | Hale, about 5 miles, flat, easy |
July 29 | Northop, 5 miles, some ups and downs |
August 5 ** | Llandegla, 6.4 miles, 500ft ascent, strenuous, some stiles, one tricky |
August 12 | TBA |
August 19 | Farndon, 5.5 miles |
August 26 ** | Gwaenysgor, 5.5 miles Grid ref: 075 811 (Landranger 116, Pathfinder 737) |
September 2 | Nercwys |
September 9 | Peckforton, Beeston from the Candle Factory, 6 miles, moderate |
September 16 ** | Lyme Park, 6 miles, 1000ft ascent, Map ref: SJ962823/Postcode SK12 2NR |
September 23 | Llandegla, 6 miles, easy |
September 30 | Fruit picking walk, Kelsall |
'C' Walks Summer Programme April to September 2025
Date | Venue |
June 24 | Delamere, 4.5 miles |
July 15 | Freshfield, 4 miles |
August 5 | Willaston, Hadlow Stn |
August 26 | Crosby to Hightown, 4 miles |
September 16 | Parkgate, 4 miles (option to extend_ |
October 7 | Marbury Country Park, 4 miles |
