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Autumn-Walking-Festival-Programme 2 WWW.ISLEOFWIGHTWALKINGFESTIVAL.CO.UKTheThe UK’sUK’s biggestbiggest walkingwalking festival!festival! AUTUMN WALKING WEEKEND 21 TO 24 OCTOBER 2016 Walk pace Leisurely Gentle KEY Moderate Brisk Dogs on leads welcome Walk difficulty Suitable for pushchairs Easy: Mainly flat walking, on paths with good surfaces. No stiles, no (or few) steps. Packed lunch advised Fairly easy: Gentle rolling landscape, walking on paths Refreshments available with average to good surfaces. Some walking on gentle inclines, some stiles or steps to be expected en route. Bring binoculars Moderate: Varying landscape with more challenging Wear sturdy shoes slopes. Stiles and steps to be expected en route. Suitable for keen walkers and anyone who is reasonably Family friendly active. Coastal scenery Fairly strenuous: A challenging walk for fit walkers with some experience. Steep gradients, stiles and steps and Local woodlands uneven surfaces to be expected. Beach/rockpool Strenuous: Long walk with terrain suitable for fit, experienced walkers Toilets available For walkers with disabilities 1 Stiles (number on walk) Mobility 1 Suitable for a person with sufficient mobility Circular walk to climb a flight of steps but would benefit from fixtures and fittings to aid balance. Linear walk Mobility 2 Suitable for a person with restricted walking 1 Steps (number on walk) ability and for those that may need to use a wheelchair some of the time. Stops along route Mobility 3 Suitable for a person who depends on the Organised by The Ramblers use of a wheelchair and transfers un-aided to and from a wheelchair in a seated position. Booking requirements Mobility 4 Typically suitable for a person who depends on the use of a wheelchair and transfers to and from the wheelchair in a seated position. They also require Booking advised personal/mechanical assistance to aid transfer (eg, carer/ Booking essential hoist). Booking not necessary 2 AUTUMN WALKING WEEKEND 21 TO 24 OCTOBER 2016 This great walking weekend enables you to enjoy the breath taking colourful autumnal scenery that the Isle of Wight has to offer. We have over 50 great walks in the programme, which take you to some wonderful enchanting locations on the Island. The walks are suitable for all ages and abilities, and we have some great new walks in the programme. Join in the ‘Tassles and Torches’ night walk, Alternatively join the ‘Live on honour walk’ and help raise funds for Breast Cancer in aid of the Poppy Appeal. This walk takes Research. The walk is on 22 October and you along the wonderful Warrior Trail, starts at 9pm from Sandown Bay Academy. which was created to celebrate one of the It is a sponsored walk for a great cause. Full Island’s prominent First World War stores, details can be found on the website. that of General Jack Seely and his horse Warrior. Full details on website. 3 FRIDAY 21 OCTOBER 1 FOSSIL HUNTING GUIDED TOUR A thoroughly interesting guided trip to see dinosaur footprints and fossil trees. A great exploration walk. Please call for start time as it will be tide dependant. Start location: Brook Chine car park Grid ref: 385 835 Bus: 12 Brook Bay Duration: 2 hours, 1½ miles Cost: £4 per adult, £3 per child/senior, £12 family (4), £14 family (5) Contact: Felicity Hawthorn Tel: (01983) 740493 Mob: 07880 986637 2 BEACHES BARS AND BLISTERS – THREE DAY ROUND THE ISLAND WALK (DAY ONE) A fairly tough challenge to walk round the Island’s 73-mile coastline in three days, but a great way to see all of the ‘coastal scenery’. Full information available on contact. Walk includes steps and styles. Starts: 8.30am Start location: East Cowes Duration: 10 hours, 27 miles Cost: Free Contact: David Yates Tel: 07718 685936 3 NUNWELL TRAIL WITH A TWIST Walk nearly all of the Nunwell Trail, diverting to Newchurch for a drink. Then it’s down to Amazon World for the No.8 bus back to Ryde. Starts: 9:45am Start location: Ryde St John’s Railway Station Grid ref: 596 919 Duration: 3½ hours, 8 miles Cost: Free Contact: Jill Green Tel: (01983) 863763 Mob: 07876 291385 4 ACROSS THE DOWNS Join Jim on the lovely downland and coastal walk. Meet at Shanklin Old Church car park for a walk across the Downs and back along the Coastal Path encountering some spectacular views of the Island. Few steps and stiles on this walk. Starts: 10am Start location: Shanklin Old Church car park Bus: 3, St Blasius Church, Shanklin Duration: 6 hours, 12 miles Cost: Free Contact: Jim Catchpole Tel: 07944 606251 5 NEWPORT HEALTH WALK A circular walk along Shide Lane to the priory at the rear of Carisbrooke Castle taking in the wonderful historical views, before tea, coffee and biscuits. Starts: 10.30am Start location: Downside Community Centre Grid ref: 506 886 Bus: 8, Downside Community Centre Duration: 2½ hours 4 miles Cost: Free Contact: Steven Spellman and Maggie Hough Tel: (01983) 526539 / 292689 6 SHORWELL AND YAFFORD A walk to the TV mast, across the valley to Presford, Bucks Farm and Dungewood. Finally on to Samber Hill and the hamlet of Yafford, passing Wolverton Manor on the return. Starts: 10.30am Start location: Shorwell Shute Grid ref: 458 835 Bus: 12, Northcourt manor Duration: 4¼ hours, 7 miles Cost: Voluntary donation to Gift to Nature Contact: Keith Wendes Tel: (01983) 740206 Mob: 07528 254180 7 DISCOVER CULVER DOWNS The walk starts at the beautiful Bembridge Windmill. This is an interesting circular walk exploring some of the local history and Island heritage with some stunning views along 2 the way. Starts: 10.30am Start location: Bembridge Windmill Grid ref: 639 874 Bus: 8, Bembridge Village or Steyne Cross Roads Duration: 2 hours, 3½ miles Cost: Donation to the National Trust Contact: Ted Sandle and Chris Pay Tel: (01983) 741020 Mob: 07719 076584 4 FRIDAY 21 OCTOBER 8 WALKING WITH LLAMAS AND ALPACAS A scenic walk around our farm with your own llama or alpaca. Learn all things alpaca and llama whilst walking with our beautiful friendly endearing creatures. Starts: 11am Start location: West Wight Alpacas Grid ref: 384 882 Bus: 7, Wellow Rook Mead Duration: 1 hour, 1 mile Cost: £15 per person walking a llama or alpaca, £3 for extra walker (max two) Contact: Michelle Payne Tel: (01983) 760900 9 THE ROBERT HOOKE TRAIL A picturesque ramble through fields and along paths which may have been trodden by 17th century scientist Robert Hooke. Starts: 11am Start location: Planetarium, 15 Fort Victoria Grid ref: 338 897 Bus: 7 Fort Victoria Duration: 5½ hours, 8¼ miles Cost: Voluntary donation to the Robert Hooke Society Contact: Charles Davidson Tel: (01983) 756788 10 CAPABILITY BROWN AT APPULDURCOMBE – ONE The first of two walks to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the birth of Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown. The Isle of Wight Gardens Trust is offering an expert guided tour of the gardens and inner park to discover Brown’s only Isle of Wight designed landscape at Appuldurcombe, commissioned in the 18th century by the influential Worsley family. Starts: 1pm Start location: Appuldurcombe car park Grid ref: 543 801 Bus: 3, Appuldurcombe, Wroxall Duration: 1½ hours, 1½ miles Cost: Donation of £5 for the conservation work of the Isle of Wight Gardens Trust Contact: Lorna Mcrobie/ Mike Dawson Tel: 07794 173865 11 KNAVERY AT KNIGHTON Learn about a lost story, manor house and reputation. Captain Bissell met Lady Worsley and ended up as a bit play in a larger national scandal. Refreshments available at the end of the walk at the Pointers Inn. Starts: 2pm Start location: Newchurch Village (School Road) Grid ref: 562 855 Bus: 8 Duration: 3 hours, 5½ miles Cost: Donation to Gift to Nature Contact: Howard Duffus Tel: (01983) 872163 Mob: 0742 8461619 Celebrating 300 years of Capability Brown, the Isle of Wight Garden Trust have organised two great walks guiding you through Appuldurcombe, one of Browns landscapes. The Island is a perfect location for walking, with its 500 miles of well-maintained footpaths, and 60 miles of heritage coastline being located just a few miles from the mainland and only two and a half hours from central London, it makes the Island the ultimate destination for walking. Check out the website for full details: www.isleofwightwalkingfestival.co.uk Portrait of Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown, c.1770-75, Cosway, Richard (1742-1821)/Private Collection/Bridgeman Images 5 SATURDAY 22 OCTOBER 12 FOSSIL HUNTING GUIDED TOUR A thoroughly interesting guided trip to see dinosaur footprints and fossil trees. A great exploration walk. Please call for start time as it will be tide dependant. Start location: Brook Chine car park Grid ref: 385 835 Bus: 12 Brook Bay Duration:: 2 hours, 1½ miles Cost £4 per adult, £3 per child/senior, £12 family (4), £14 family (5) Contact: Felicity Hawthorn Tel: (01983) 740493 Mob: 07880 986637 13 BEACHES BARS AND BLISTERS – THREE DAY ROUND THE ISLAND WALK (DAY TWO) A fairly tough challenge to walk round the Island’s 73-mile coastline in three days, but a great way to see all of the ‘coastal scenery’. Full information available on contact. Walk includes steps and styles. Starts: 8.30am Start location: Ventnor Duration: 9½ hours, 25 miles Cost: Free Contact: David Yates Tel: 07718 685936 14 D.L.W.’S ADVENTURE NO.1 – THE WELL AND WATERFALL This walking adventure, takes you to the well at Whitwell, and also to visit the beautiful ‘hidden waterfall’. A great walk, with some fantastic views of the Island’s countryside. (Leave message only). Starts: 10am Start location: White Horse Pub, Whitwell Grid ref: 521 779 Bus: 6 Duration: 2½ hours, 4 miles Cost: £3.50 suggested donation to Helping the Arts Contact: David White Tel: 07598 782520 15 WALK FROM RAILS – A QUEEN ON THE LINE 8 Retracing the old rail route from Wootton to Newport (and back) via the Royal station of Whippingham - with ‘off the track; stretches along riverbank and through countryside.
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