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Greater Manchester Walking Weekend 3-5 March 2017 Over 30 free guided walks suitable for all ages and abilities Welcome Welcome to our Spring Walking Weekend, Getting to and from the walks a series of 30 fun and friendly guided walks We do our best to ensure that all walks are across one weekend, with something for accessible by public transport and where everyone, whatever your age, ability or possible give details under each listed walk. interests. For more information and to help you plan All walks are free and led by experienced your journey, have a look at our ‘Journey guides. The walking weekend takes place Planner’ my.tfgm.com/#/planner/ 3rd to 5th March and showcases some of the best walks in the following areas: Bolton, How to get involved Bury, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Please contact us if you are interested Salford, Tameside, Trafford and Wigan. All in finding out more about supporting or ten districts of Greater Manchester will be sponsoring Greater Manchester walking showcased throughout our festival in May events, or if you are a walking group who which will involve around 300 walks. would like to get involved with future events. The Greater Manchester Walking Weekends You can contact us on: and Festival are coordinated by Transport Tel: 0161 244 1145 for Greater Manchester and delivered by our many walking partners, groups, Email: [email protected] organisations and individuals across the region. We’d like to extend a big ‘thank you’ to all those who will be guiding you on your walking adventure. Walking is free, makes you feel great, is good for your health and it can be a very sociable activity, especially when part of an organised group. It is kind to the environment as well. So please come and join us on a walk, you’ll never look back – apart from to enjoy the view! Carragh Teague Walking Coordinator, Transport for Greater Manchester 3 Safety and Guidance Walking key What to wear and bring Things to note Please wear comfortable and sturdy shoes Some of the walks in this brochure are or boots for all walks. accessible to people with limited mobility. However, it is recommended that you We can’t guarantee the weather, so be sure * check with the walk organiser prior to a Car park Wheelchair friendly to bring a waterproof coat or jacket in case walk if you have any specific requirements, it rains. including wheelchair access, or if you are Toilets Buggy friendly If it’s sunny, pack a hat and some sun cream, unable to step over stiles. especially for those longer walks. It’s also Please arrive 10 minutes before a walk a good idea to bring water and a snack, begins so that you can locate the group and Cafe Dogs allowed (on a lead) as not all walks offer opportunities for be ready to start the walk at the right time. refreshments. Walks may also be cancelled or modified Public house due to adverse weather conditions, Health and safety so please ring the contact number listed All walks are undertaken at your own risk. to make sure the walk is taking place. * Car parking may be on the street or there may be a charge Walk leaders take every care to ensure that the walks are undertaken in a safe manner. It is advisable to check the meeting location Transport for Greater Manchester and in advance with the organiser. walk leaders are not responsible for any accidents or injuries that may occur. 4 5 Walking – What's On Walk name Walk route & rating Page Walk name Walk route & rating Page Friday 3 March Saturday 4 March Seven Acres to Ringley Kingfisher Trail – Bolton 8 Ringley Woods, Clifton Country Park Kingfisher Trail – Bolton 9 Town Centre heritage walk Town Centre – Bolton 8 & Philips Park circular West Pennine Way – Peel Tower West Pennine Way – Affetside to Jumbles The West Pennine Way – Bury 10 The West Pennine Way – Bury 10 to Greenmount Dovestone Edges Lets go for a Walk – Oldham 13 Alexandra Park historic walk Lets go for a Walk – Oldham 13 Chat Moss walk Chat Moss Loop – Salford 15 Sunnybank walk & talk Sunnybank Vale – Tameside 16 Clifton Country Park Local Nature Clifton Country Park 15 The Parks of Sale Trafford Heritage Trees Trail 18 Reserve – Salford Peak Forest canal/ Three Sisters nordic walk Three Sisters – Wigan 19 Audenshaw community walk 16 Jet Amber fields Plank Lane health walk Leeds / Liverpool Canal – Wigan 19 Droylsden health walk Tameside Trail 17 Stamford Park health walk Tame Valley Way – Tameside 17 Trans Pennine trail trek Trafford Heritage Trees Trail 18 Walking grades Pennington Hall park Pennington Flash – Wigan 20 Amberswood waggy dog walk Amberswood Trail – Wigan 20 Sunday 5 March EASY On well maintained flat surfaces Leverhulme health walk Tonge Trail – Bolton 9 FAIRLY EASY On slight gradients and possibly some uneven paths Short Top walk Short Top – Bolton 9 MEDIUM On uneven or unsurfaced paths with some steep gradients West Pennine Way – Greenmount and possible steps or stiles The West Pennine Way – Bury 11 to Affetside CHALLENGING Suitable for experienced walkers, longer distance with mixed terrain and gradients Fletcher Moss to Chapel street park Green Corridor – Manchester 12 Dovestone resevoir Lets go for a Walk – Oldham 13 Hollingworth Lake Xplorer Hollingworth Lake – Rochdale 14 Haigh Hall family fun walk Haigh Woodland Park – Wigan 21 6 7 Bolton Bolton Ringley Woods, Clifton Leverhulme health walk Country park and Philips Tonge Trail The Kingfisher & Tonge Trails Park circular The Kingfisher Trail is a 14 mile walking route linking the West Pennine Get Active, Walk This Way Programme Moors to Bolton, Bury and Salford along the Croal-Irwell Valley. Kingfisher Trail Sunday 5 March, 10.30am Bolton’s Tonge Trail is a circular trail located in the heart of Bolton. The route Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, A circular health walk taking in part of the gives an insight into the rich industrial heritage and beautiful natural environment Manchester & North Merseyside Tonge Trail. at every turn throughout the 8 mile route. Saturday 4 March, 10am Distance: 3 miles (FAIRLY EASY) Meeting point: Leverhulme Park A walk around two key country parks full of Community Leisure Centre (meet just interesting industrial heritage and wildlife inside), Long Lane, Breightmet BL2 6EB. linked by a beautiful ancient woodland. Seven Acres to Ringley Town centre heritage walk Booking required (details below). Public transport: Bus stop on Long Lane no 536. Kingfisher Trail Town Centre, Bolton Distance: 5.5 miles (MEDIUM) Contact: Melissa Taylor on 01204 331 172 Meeting point: Horseshoe Pub, Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Bolton Library & Museum Service or email [email protected] Manchester & North Merseyside Friday 3 March, 2pm 395 Fold Rd, Radcliffe, Manchester M26 1FT. tongetrail.co.uk/ Friday 3 March, 10am Our walk will begin with a brief showcase Public transport: Kearsley train station, A walk along the middle section of the of artefacts from Bolton Museum archive. bus stop 512 & 513 nearby. Tour Guide Suzanne Hinde will then lead Kingfisher Trail taking in industrial heritage Contact: Stephen Cartwright on you on a walk around Bolton Town Centre, and wildlife along the way. 01204 663 754 or email taking you back in time through invention, Booking required (details below). [email protected] Short Top walk Distance: 4 miles (MEDIUM) architecture, radical ideas and quirky stories to present-day civic pride. lancswt.org.uk/kingfisher-trail Short Top Meeting point: Environmental Resource Centre, 499-511 Bury Rd, Bolton, BL2 6DH. Booking required: www.eventbrite. Get Active, Walk This Way Programme co.uk/e/bolton-town-centre-heritage- End point: Horseshoe Pub, 395 Fold Rd, Sunday 5 March, 1pm showcase-and-walk-tickets-29256929263 Radcliffe, Manchester M26 1FT. Distance: 2 miles (FAIRLY EASY) A circular walk exploring Moses Gate Public transport: Bus 471 at start point, Country Park and local waterways. Kearsley train station, bus 512 & 513 Meeting point: Foyer Bolton Central Distance: 4-5 miles (MEDIUM) at end point. Library, BL1 1SE Meeting point: Moses Gate Country Park, Contact: Stephen Cartwright on Public transport: Bolton train station Lower Car Park by Rock Hall, BL4 7QN. 01204 663 754 or email & Bolton bus station. [email protected] Contact: Suzanne Hindle on Public transport: Bus stop on Lomax 07853 181 299 or email Street 524 or Moses Gate train station. lancswt.org.uk/kingfisher-trail [email protected] Contact: Melissa Taylor on 01204 331 172 or email [email protected] boltonmuseums.org.uk/ getactivebolton.co.uk 8 9 Bury Bury West Pennine Way – Greenmount to Affetside West Pennine Way West Pennine Way These walks give a taster of The West Pennine Way, a new 46 mile rural route around the West Pennine Moors. Once covered by the dirt and grime from mill chimneys, Bury Sport and Physical Activity now back to their former glory, these 90 square miles of outstanding historical Service and environmental interest can be enjoyed by all. Sunday 5 March, 1.30pm A lovely countryside walk full of historical interest, passing through Hollymount, Bottoms Hall, then climbing steeply up and across Turton road before walking through the fields to then follow the Roman road to West Pennine Way – Peel West Pennine Way – Affetside, returning through the Two Brooks Tower to Greenmount Affetside to Jumbles Valley. Historical Inormation will be given West Pennine Way West Pennine Way on route. Distance: 4 miles (MEDIUM) Bury Sport & Physical Activity Service Bury Sport & Physical Activity Service Meeting point: Outside Greenmount Friday 3 March, 4.30pm Saturday 4 March, 10am Old School, BL8 4DS. An interesting walk through ancient A very pleasant walk from the ancient Public transport: Bus stop 472 & 474 woodland then steeply uphill to the iconic village of Affetside with its Roman road and half a mile away on Longsight road, walk local landmark of Peel Tower.
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