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Wellbeing Walks Timetable Elmbridge Wellbeing Walks July 2021 timetable Our walks are affiliated to Ramblers Wellbeing Walks (formerly Walking for Health). Please note that walks no longer need to be booked in advance – unless specifically stated beside the walk on the timetable. Please just turn up, ensuring you arrive in good time as all walks will leave at the advertised time. If you will be walking with us for the first time, please arrive 10 minutes before the walk start time and bring your own pen, as you will be required to fill in a new walker registration form. Please ensure you are wearing suitable footwear / clothing for the weather and bring your own water. If you require any further information on the program please contact the Sport and Health office via the email [email protected] or on 01372 474574 (during office hours). July Time Route Pace, Leader Gradient Thursday 1 14:00-15:30 Nordic Walk: Moderate, Pam Around Painshill Park and the stairs Booking required Tower Hill Back lead for this walk. Caroline Email: health@ Park/Meet: Painshill Park car elmbridge.gov.uk park, Cobham, KT11 1AA to request a space Free parking and toilets 20 spaces Friday 2 10.30-11.30 Thames Path to Molesey Lock Slow, flat Keith Park/Meet: The Miss Poly Café, at Molesey Cricket Club, Grayburn Way, KT8 9AL Free parking, toilets and café July Time Route Pace, Leader Gradient Friday 2 10.30-12.15 ‘Cars, Planes, Trains and Boats’ Moderate, David G Flat, Park/Meet: Brooklands Community steps Park car park, off Sopwith Drive, Weybridge, KT13 0YU Monday 5 10.30-12.00 Ockham and Wisley Commons Moderate, Andrew Slopes Park/Meet: Boldermere car park, Old Lane, Cobham KT11 1ND Toilets and café at car park Tuesday 6 10.30-11.30 Molesey Circular Walk Slow, flat Dave Park: Council car park, Back lead: Walton Road, East Molesey, Val KT8 0DP, or nearby Meet: In car park next to St. Mary’s Road / Bell Road exit Toilets in car park Tuesday 6 10.30-12.00 Black Pond and Longy Ridge Moderate, David G slopes Park/Meet: Sandy Lane car park, Sandy Lane, Oxshott (one nearest A244) Wednesday7 10.30-12.00 Around Claygate Slow, flat Jean Park: Claygate Centre for the Back lead: Community, Elm Road, Claygate, Andrew KT10 0EH (or nearby roads) Meet: In car park outside centre Wednesday 07 10.30-12.00 Black Pond via The Ledges Slow to Keith moderate, Park:Garsons Farm car park, slopes West End, Esher, KT10 8LP Meet: Close to farm shop entrance Facilities in garden centre July Time Route Pace, Leader Gradient Thursday 8 11.00-11.45 Heron and Leg O’Mutton Ponds Slow, flat Karen Park: The Diana Fountain car park, Back lead: Bushy Park, KT8 9DD Christine (This car park can only be accessed from the South side of the park via Lion Gate / Chestnut Avenue) Meet: near kiosk Thursday 8 14.00–15.30 Nordic Walk: Bushy Park and the Moderate, David M Woodland Gardens flat Park/Meet: The Diana Fountain car park, Bushy Park, KT8 9DD (This car park can only be accessed from the south side of the park via Lion Gate / Chestnut Avenue) Friday 9 10.30-11.30 Thames Path to Molesey Lock Slow, flat Keith Park/Meet: The Miss Poly Café, at Molesey Cricket Club, Grayburn Way, KT8 9AL Free parking, toilets and café Friday 9 10.30-12.00 Broadwater Lake and Moderate, David G Desborough Island stairs Park: Cowey Sale Car park Walton Lane, Walton on Thames, KT12 1QW Meet: At the furthest end of the car park from Walton Bridge Toilets and café in car park Saturday 10 10.30-11.30 Round Weybridge (short version) Slow, flat Mary Park/Meet; By the Guide Hut, Grotto Road, Weybridge, KT13 8ND July Time Route Pace, Leader Gradient Saturday 10 10.00-12.00 Juniper Bottom and Boxhill Brisk, Ramesh Hills, Park: near to Stepping Stones pub, steps, Westhumble Street, Westhumble, stiles, and Nr Boxhill, Dorking RH5 6BS slopes. Street parking available on roundabout or by station. Bus 465 Meet: Outside Stepping Stones pub Monday 12 11.00-11.30 Hurst Meadows Slow, Flat Karen Park/Meet: Sadlers Ride car park Back lead: East Molesey KT8 1TW Meet: At rear of left-hand car park Toilet in car park Monday 12 11.00-13.00 Ashtead Park Brisk Richard Park/Meet: The Tea Hut car park, Epsom Downs, KT18 5PP (junction of Old London Road and Tattenham Corner Road) Toilets, Refreshments after Tuesday 13 10.30-11.30 Molesey Circular Walk Slow, flat Val Park: Council car park, Walton Road, East Molesey, Back lead: KT8 0DP, or nearby Dave F Meet: In car park next to St. Mary’s Road / Bell Road exit Toilets in car park July Time Route Pace, Leader Gradient Tuesday 13 10.30-12.00 Weybridge and New Haw Moderate David G Park: Street parking near KT13, 8TJ, Weybridge Meet: Junction of Brooklands Lane and Heath Road. Wednesday 14 10.30–11.30 A meander around Middle Pond Slow to Keith Moderate, Park/Meet: Lakewood car park, slopes Portsmouth Road, Cobham, KT11 1BG Thursday 15 14.00-15.15 Nordic Walk: West End Wood and Moderate, Pam the Ledges Steps and slopes Back lead Park: Garsons Farm, West End, David M Esher, KT10 8LP Meet: Near main entrance to farm shop Facilities in garden centre Friday 16 10.30-11.30 Thames Path to Molesey Lock Slow, flat Keith Park/Meet: The Miss Poly Café, at Molesey Cricket Club, Grayburn Way, KT8 9AL Free parking, toilets and café Friday 16 10.30-12.30 Towpath walk Moderate, David G slopes, Park/ Meet: Sanway Road, Byfleet, steps Back lead: KT14 7SF Richard Monday 19 11.00-11.45 Molesey Cemetery Slow /flat Karen Park: Cherry Orchard Road, West Molesey, KT8 1QZ (Free street parking available) Meet: River end of Cherry Orchard Road July Time Route Pace, Leader Gradient Monday 19 10.30-12.00 West End and Esher Commons Moderate, Andrew slopes, Park: Garsons Farm car park, steps West End, Esher, KT10 8LP Meet: Close to farm shop entrance Facilities in garden centre Tuesday 20 10.30-11.30 Molesey Circular Walk Slow, flat Andrew Park: Council Car park, Walton Back lead: Road, East Molesey, KT8 0DP, or Val nearby Meet: In car park next to St. Mary’s Road / Bell Road exit Toilets in car park Tuesday 20 10.30-12.00 Downside and Cobham Moderate David G Slopes Park/Meet: Car park by Downside Bridge, Cobham, KT11 3LP Wednesday 21 11.00-11.45 One Tree Hill & Hill Park Rose slow, Keith nursery slopes Park/Meet: Squires Garden Centre, Woodstock Lane North, Long Ditton, KT6 5HN Facilities in garden centre Thursday 22 14.00-15.30 Nordic Walk: Desborough Island Moderate, Pam stairs Park: Cowey Sale car park Back lead Walton Lane, Walton on Thames, David M KT12 1QW Meet: At the furthest end of the car park from Walton Bridge Toilets and café in car park July Time Route Pace, Leader Gradient Friday 23 10.30-11.30 Thames Path to Molesey Lock Slow, flat Keith Park/Meet: The Miss Poly Café, at Molesey Cricket Club, Grayburn Way, KT8 9AL Free parking, toilets and café Friday 23 10.30-12.00 A walk from Lakewood Moderate, David G Slopes Park/Meet: Lakewood car park, Portsmouth Road, Cobham, KT11 1BG Saturday 24 10.30-11.30 Homewood Park grounds Slow, flat Mary Park/Meet: Car park in Stonehill Road, Chertsey, KT16 0AG (Free but need ticket from machine) Refreshments after if possible Saturday 24 18.30–20.00 Laleham to Penton Hook Island Slow, flat Chris P Park/Meet: Broadway car park, Back lead Laleham, TW18 1RZ Dogs on Christine leads Refreshments after if viable welcome July Time Route Pace, Leader Gradient Monday 26 10.30-12.15 Bookham Commons Moderate, Andrew slopes, Park/Meet: Hundred Pound Bridge stiles car park, far end Bookham Road, Downside, KT11 3JT Tuesday 27 10.30-11.30 Molesey Circular Walk Slow, flat Dave Park: Council Car park, Walton Back lead: Road, East Molesey, KT8 0DP, or Val nearby Meet: In car park next to St. Mary’s Road / Bell Road exit Toilets in car park Tuesday 27 10.30-12.30 Chertsey Meads Moderate, David G Flat Park/Meet: Junction of Brooklands Lane and Heath Road, Weybridge, KT13 8TJ (street parking nearby) Wednesday 28 10.30-12.00 Black Pond via The Ledges Slow to Keith moderate, Park: Garsons Farm car park, slopes West End, Esher, KT10 8LP Meet: Close to farm shop entrance Facilities in garden centre Thursday 29 14.00-14.45 2 Rivers and a Garden Slow, flat Karen Park/Meet: Junction of Ray Road, Island Farm Road and Molesey Park Road, West Molesey, KT8 2LG (street parking nearby) July Time Route Pace, Leader Gradient Thursday 29 14.00-15.30 Nordic walk: Bushy Park Moderate, David M flat Park/Meet: Entrance to the car park at the turning into Grayburn Way from Hurst Road (Park either in the car park or along Grayburn Way itself) KT8 9AL Friday 30 10.30-11.30 Thames Path to Molesey Lock Slow, flat Keith Park/Meet: The Miss Poly Café, at Molesey Cricket Club, Grayburn Way, KT8 9AL Free parking, toilets and café Friday 30 10.30-12.15 ‘Cars, Planes, Trains and Boats’ Moderate, David G Flat, Park/Meet: Brooklands Community steps Park car park, off Sopwith Drive, Weybridge, KT13 0YU .
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