Nordic Walking in the Beautiful North Cheshire Countryside
A couple of months ago we looked at why we always warm you up and mobilise your joints before you set off on a walk. This time we explain why its important to stretch and cool down after every walk. We know you have busy lives and often want to dash off at the end …
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Anglesey Day Walk The first Thursday of May saw a large group of us heading down to Anglesey to meet for breakfast before heading off on an epic adventure from Brynsciencyn to the far side of Newborough Forest, 14.5 miles (flat) of lanes, farmland, pebble beaches, gorgeous sandy beaches, dunes and woodland. One of the …
Well that was a first! We have never had to cancel a Tuesday morning Adventure walk in the 6 ½ years that we have been Nordic walking, until the March High Legh walk. It was a very wet and windy morning and would really not have been very enjoyable. Other than that the walks have …
Surprisingly, the November walks have been exceptional this year. The Tuesday walks have been brilliant. We started with Amanda’s birthday ‘afternoon tea lunch’ - the sandwiches were so varied and delicious and the cakes were scrumptious as always. I never cease to be amazed at the standard of catering that we can produce! The High …
The Roaches Walk, led this week by Ian, was the first of our ‘Middle Distance Training Walks’. We walked just under 10 miles of lovely undulating paths across two fabulous ridges, lush pathways along the River Dane and the very eerie Luds Church - a natural chasm used by early religious reformers, or even possibly …
We are introducing some shorter length day walks, starting a little later in the morning. A few walkers have mentioned that they would love to do the longer day walks but feel that the jump from walking 6 miles to 12 or more miles is a step too far. We asked for your thoughts on …
Three very different photographs taken on walks this week.
The Best of the Sandstone Trail: Our first day walk of 2018
In response to a few conversations about how to keep mobile phones, spare layers, butties etc dry in your backpack, I have done some research amongst our day/trip Nordic walkers.
You will be pleased to know that we didn’t get blown off the Anglesey cliffs. Saturday and Sunday were really quite challenging in some ways but the wind was behind us so the ascents were not a problem at all; in fact we were blown up the hills. Everyone really enjoyed the trip. I have …
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North Cheshire Nordic Walking 