Walkers
Visorando is above all a community of 367,617 walkers, 258 of whom have signed up in the last 24 hours. Discover some of them here!
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Quirky country pub serving a range of real ales and home-made meals including gluten-free, dairy-free and vegan. Lots of events all year round.
Meldreth, Shepreth and Foxton Community Rail Partnership (MSFCRP)
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- Our Community Rail Partnership aims to develop links with schools and local businesses associated with our local rail services, and to enhance sustainable transport links in the wider area. rn
- Our stations have community-supported station gardens. Local residents, schools, and businesses, maintain the gardens year-round. Planters enhance the station platforms. rn
Newington Walks
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Newington History Group is here to research, promote and help protect the history and heritage of Newington and the surrounding area.
nThe historical society was founded by Thelma and Graham Dudley and much of the information on this site comes from Thelma's dedication to researching and recording our village history.
nWe love to share our passion and hope that you find plenty to interest you in this website.
Tring Town Council provides a valuable service for the community and represents the town’s interests in various ways. Working effectively and professionally with both the Borough and County Councils as well as other stakeholders, we ensure that the interests and assets of Tring are protected.
nPart of our role is to enhance and promote the cultural life and wellbeing of Tring. We seek to improve the local environment, raising standards of recreational facilities and helping to meet the community’s needs.
Talyllyn Railway
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Experience the nostalgia of historic steam trains in some of Wales’ finest countryside. The railway starts on the coast at Tywyn, snakes through the foothills of Cader Idris to Dolgoch Falls, Abergynolwyn and Nant Gwernol. The train clings to the hillside as it passes through woodland and over ravines. The trip takes about an hour each way. Your ticket allows you to break your journey and extend your day: you could take a country walk, explore wooded paths, discover waterfalls or visit the beach. Tywyn Wharf station is home to the Narrow Gauge Railway Museum, which tells the story of little railways across Britain, and King’s Cafe which has hot and cold menus, lunch time specials and a licensed bar. Quarryman’s Tea Room at Abergynolwyn serves a range of refreshments and light bites.
Richmond Ramblers
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Welcome to Richmond Ramblers, offering friendly walks locally and further afield. Our programme is a mixture of city walks in Central London and country walks in Greater London and in the counties outside. Our walking outside Greater London includes the beautiful countryside of the North Downs, the South Downs, the South Coast and the Chilterns.
nThere are three walks nearly every week - on Saturdays, Sundays and midweek. All are conveniently organised around public transport and usually start and end at railway stations. They range from 4 - 12 miles in length.
I enjoy walking between 5 and 10 miles generally.
Running, trekking and sometimes MTB. I love nature, music, technology, videogames and photography. I am a member of Rete Radio Montana. I love trekking alone (but for this I am very well equipped 😉).
rnPipsticks Walks
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At Pipsticks Walks we have a passion for walking and the great British countryside. Walking is so much more than just a walk and we love to share our knowledge and interests so that you too can appreciate the places and landscapes that we treasure.
nWe aim to do more than just show you the path, we give you purpose to walk on it!
nIn addition to our friendly in-person professional Guided Walking, Nordic Walking, and Navigation Skills activities, we now share some of walks with you on Visorando to help you enjoy your precious time outdoors.
nMost of our activities take place in and around the nationally important landscapes of the Chiltern Hills and North Wessex Downs. With great transport links (road, train or bus) to the area from London, Oxford and beyond, our walks are perfect for a stress-free day out or a short break in the countryside.
nWe check our routes regularly, but if you come across any issues or have suggestions for improvement, please do let us know.