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Warminster Walkers
Warminster Walkers are a social walking group also promoting access to the countryside through organising a programme of regular walks.

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Welcome

White Sheet Hill
Meadow near New Wardour Castle

Warminster Walkers are a social walking group also promoting access to the countryside through organising a programme of regular walks.

We walk throughout the year and meet on alternate Sunday afternoons (on the second and fourth Sunday afternoon of the month) and usually for a day walk on a Saturday each month (see our programme). The afternoon walks are fairly local (within 30 minutes’ drive of Warminster); whereas the day walks are sometimes local but often are further away e.g. New Forest, Dorset, and Somerset (up to an hour’s drive).

Our walks cater for those without transport as we always meet in the public car park outside the Warminster Assembly Hall before sharing cars to the starting point. A small contribution to fuel is made to the drivers by those getting a lift. For Sunday afternoon walks we meet at 2pm (except from November to January when we meet at 1.30pm). For Saturday walks we usually meet at 10am but sometimes earlier so please refer to the programme of walks to check this. For all walks please arrive at least 10 minutes before the starting time.

Distances on our afternoon walks are on average about five miles with the range of distances walked being from 4 miles to a maximum of about 6 miles (further details are available from the walk leaders – see our programme of walks).

River Avon near Widbrook Wood
Approaching Mere, March 2011

Our day walks average between about 7 and 8 miles. We either take packed lunches on our day walks or have lunch at a pub or cafe (see the walks programme for details).

We are keen to attract new members. Anyone who would like to try out some of our walks before deciding if they wish to become a member would be most welcome.

Our walks provide an opportunity for exercise and are a good way to enjoy the countryside and experience good views, attractive villages, historic buildings, archaeological features and wildlife.

This web-page was funded by Wiltshire Council through a Community Area Grant kindly agreed by Warminster Area Board

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