Val Smith in her 75th year planned a series of walks in North Norfolk totalling 75 miles. Aiming to raise funds for The British Heart Foundation, supported by Hilary Cox and Cromer Walkers are Welcome, walkcromer.co.uk. Mostly snapped on phone cam – lovely views – lovely walks!
Martin Warren & Poppyland microbrewery guide us through the brewing process to produce a beer in celebration of Cromer Walkers are Welcome. Delicious!
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Walkers are Welcome Cromer
Cromer Walkers are Welcome aims to improve the walking experience for our visitors. This is the ideal place to leave the car behind & set off on foot. We have excellent public transport links, a great range of places to stay, eat & drink, a historic pier with fabulous views, and wonderful fresh Cromer crabs too. We are part of the nationwide network of more than 100 Walkers are Welcome towns and villages.
Just a couple of weeks to go before our Walkers Are Welcome AGM and Get Together Weekend. We still have a few spaces available for delegates and guests, and are delighted that many are coming for the whole week - taking in Norfolk Walking Festival events too:
http://www.marriottsway.info/whats-on/norfolk-walking-and-cycling-festival-2/
We've expanded our programme of walks, talks, films and food to make this a great opportunity to visit our fine town and lovely countryside for a super value Autumn break. Check out the full programme, offers and discounts (keep checking for updates too)
http://walkcromer.co.uk/walkers-welcome-annual-get-together-2018/
http://walkcromer.co.uk/2018-national-conference-programme/
http://walkcromer.co.uk/walkers-national-conference-discounts-around-cromer/
http://www.marriottsway.info/whats-on/norfolk-walking-and-cycling-festival-2/
We've expanded our programme of walks, talks, films and food to make this a great opportunity to visit our fine town and lovely countryside for a super value Autumn break. Check out the full programme, offers and discounts (keep checking for updates too)
http://walkcromer.co.uk/walkers-welcome-annual-get-together-2018/
http://walkcromer.co.uk/2018-national-conference-programme/
http://walkcromer.co.uk/walkers-national-conference-discounts-around-cromer/
The Geology walks are in full swing now and we've organised 2 special walks (free for delegates) on our Get Together Weekend 12-14 October. Leader Martin Warren says "We don't walk too far, but we shall journey through 13.7 billion years of geological time, from the Big Bang to the present day. You will appreciate how our dynamic world has changed and evolved, as illustrated by the rocks and fossils on the beach. See yourself from a geological perspective."
http://www.northfolk.org.uk/geology.html
http://www.northfolk.org.uk/geology.html
Here's the schedule for Hilary's big walking and cycling challenge starting on 30 Sept from Cromer Pier. Some of us will be joining her en route, and all are welcome to come along. Go to the fundraising site to donate and support the work of the British Heart Foundation.
justgiving.com/fundraising/Hilary-Cox4
justgiving.com/fundraising/Hilary-Cox4
Our Walk Cromer chairperson, Hilary, is in serious training for this challenge - aiming to raise funds for The British Heart Foundation. The list of daily destinations coming soon, all welcome to join in and support the cause.
Hilary will complete the challenge just before our BIG WEEKEND hosting the Walkers Are Welcome annual get-together and AGM 12-14 Oct
Hilary will complete the challenge just before our BIG WEEKEND hosting the Walkers Are Welcome annual get-together and AGM 12-14 Oct
A beautiful early autumn walk yesterday from Cromer to Roman Camp (103 metres 338 ft above sea level) following an assortment of trails. Approx 6 miles!
Follow the cliff path eastwards to the lighthouse from Cromer for fantastic views returning via Warren woods. A favourite circular walk!
This will be one of the guided walks for our October Walkers Are Welcome weekend conference... Val has been scouting the route, it's about 2.5 miles
This will be one of the guided walks for our October Walkers Are Welcome weekend conference... Val has been scouting the route, it's about 2.5 miles
