Wigan and District Ramblers

Welcome to the Wigan and District Ramblers Website.   

Our next walk is a local footpath walk from Hall Lane, Marylebone, Wigan.

Walk Leader - Phil Bullen.

Please meet at the disused railway bridge on Hall Lane.

This is a 4.5 mile circular walk.

PLEASE NOTE - you need to book to attend this walk as numbers are restricted to 20 people. Please do not just turn up.

Contact Geoff Stanley on 01257 482799 or 07775 660642 to book a place on this walk.

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Wigan Ramblers organise walks 12 months a year, these include family footpath walks, 4, 8 and 12 miles coach rambles and longer rambles.

Our local footpath walks are easy rambles in and around Wigan of 3½ - 4½ miles. They start at 13:30 and finish around 16:15 to 16:30 or a little earlier in winter. These are free of charge.  The local footpath walks are an ideal way to introduce new members and to discover miles of footpaths around Wigan, which you might never have walked before.

Our coach rambles are usually split into two groups, one group walking for 4 - 5 miles and the other group walking 8 miles.  The coach rambles cost £11 for members and £14 for non-members.

Over the years our Group has enjoyed many varied coach rambles, local footpath walks and away weekends.  In order to continue this successful venture our Committee would appreciate more active support to keep the Group going.

There have been comments that our walks have become a bit repetitive.  It would be nice if a few people, not all necessarily Committee members, would be prepared to meet on a six-monthly basis to suggest, and/or volunteer to lead, coach ramble and local footpath walks and to assist with the formulation of the programme of walks.  If you feel nervous about leading a walk, help and support is available.

All our walks are listed here on the Ramblers Website

Click Here To Download Our Latest Walks Programme

For more information contact our membership department here.

membership@wigananddistrictramblers.org.uk