Author Archives: eileen

Unfortunately all planned events since March 2020 have had to be cancelled due to the Coronavirus restrictions, the only exception has been the week on the Isle of Islay 12th – 19th September which, because of the differences in the … Continue reading →

Accommodation for the 13 members that had booked on this trip was divided between Park Cottage and The North Wing of Alvie House, both properties are holiday lets situated on the Alvie Estate. Both were lovely, spacious, clean, warm and … Continue reading →

The first programmed meet of the New Year was spent in the superb Yorkshire Ramblers Hut about 1/2 mile outside Clapham. The bunkhouse is a two storey stone house set in trees, with a superb view of the valley beyond. … Continue reading →

The Stiperstones On Saturday 14th December 9 members gathered at Snailbeach, Shropshire for a walk on the Stiperstones. It was a blustery day and we were of course walking into the wind as we ascended up the track and onto … Continue reading →

Weather forecast was not the best but 13 of our members set out for the Clyngwyn Bunkhouse in Ysterfellte, South Wales. As is usual, travelling groups met up to do a walk, on route, on the Friday before arriving at … Continue reading →

Having had a very successful walking/cycling holiday on Arran last year we decided to try the Isle of Mull for this years club holiday.  We had booked 3 beautiful cottages on the Benmore Estate to accommodate the 12 members and … Continue reading →

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Marvelous Malvern’s to the rescue. Nuneaton Mountaineering and Hill Walking Club’s planned camping  trip to Wasdale in the Lake District had to be cancelled due to extremely wet and windy conditions in Cumbria, and was replaced by a day trip … Continue reading →

What a superb weekend, with warm sunny weather, great walks, fantastic views and good accommodation. Various options were chosen by those able to get away on Friday morning, including a walk on the Glidders and  a bit of a scramble … Continue reading →

We met at the village hall car park in between Upper and Lower Brailes at 9 am to start the walk, half of which is in Warwickshire the other half in Oxfordshire.  The walk over undulation countryside, afforded spectacular views … Continue reading →