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Our Ladys Fellwalkers Formby
Walks around the North West on the second Saturday of each month.
Image: Wastwater, Wasdale Valley. Cumbria taken by Steve Drury.
Our Ladys Fellwalkers, Formby
We are a friendly walking group and everyone is welcome to join us.
Our walks are organised throughout the North West, including Yorkshire, Derbyshire, North Wales and the Lake District, generally keeping journey times to under 2 hours each way and with the objective of enjoying the fells and magnificent views they provide.
Our coach leaves from the corner of School Lane and Church Road, Formby, on the second Saturday of each month. Prior booking is required.
Please bring a packed lunch and wear weather appropriate outdoor clothing and boots.
Hiking poles may also be handy if you have them.
See below for details of next walk and some previous.
If you are interested in joining us:
Please email our secretary at ourladys.fellwalkers@gmail.com or complete the secure contact form and we'll happily provide more details.
Next Walk : Saturday 8th March 2025
The A walk led by Alex is 11 miles.
The B walk led by Don is 8 miles.
The walks are circular, beginning and ending in the car park in the centre of Cartmel racecourse, with no great height attained on either.
Both walks follow the same route, with the A walk having an additional loop taking in Bigland Tarn before rejoining the B walk route to return to the village.
Each walk traverses some lovely countryside which is a mixture of woodland, rough fell and bridleways. Both routes take in part of the Cistercian Way, which is a long-distance footpath from Grange to Ulverston and Furness Abbey. Weather permitting, we should encounter some outstanding views from Ellerside Ridge across the Leven Estuary and beyond towards Morecambe Bay.
At the end of the walks there will be an opportunity to explore the village where there are a couple of pubs and tea shops in the main square, as well as craft shops, and of course the famous sticky toffee pudding shop. Cartmel Priory, which dates from 1188, is also nearby.
So book your place on the coach now and please, if you have booked and are now unable to come, let Teresa know as soon as possible, as there is always a waiting list.
Leven Estuary from Ellerside Ridge. (Photo © Freebooters Photos23)
Our Lady's Fellwalkers Formby. Some Previous Walks.
A selection of some previous walks around the North West ...
Sedbergh : Yorkshire Dales
Hayfield : Peak District
Holmfirth : Pennines
Ambleside & Grasmere : Lake District
Tideswell: Peak District
Castleton : Peak District
Titesworth Water : Peak District
Chipping : Forest of Bowland
Grange Over Sands : South Lakeland
Todmorden : Calderdale District