The self guided walk series offer a range of routes all with marked up sections of the OS map, with directions and points of interest included in each.
This scheme runs throughout Suffolk and offers a range of Health Walks for people of all ages and abilities, providing people with a variety of countryside and urban walks.
We have trained volunteer leaders who offer a variety of guided walks at different levels throughout the year with a variety of choices from countryside to more urban walks.
Clare is beautifully situated in the Upper Stour Valley and there are literally dozens of footpaths and bridleways waiting to be explored, as well as a unique range of heritage assets, including the ruins of a Norman castle, Victorian railway buildings, a Wool Church, a country park and the River Stour.
The book contains revised versions of the original six walks, as well as four short walks and four ‘compass’ walks (linear walks north, east, west and south). The final walk is a new 50 mile ‘Wool Towns Walk’ that has been developed by Sudbury Ramblers following Clare Walkers pitching the idea to them: don’t worry – it has been divided into 8 manageable sections! The book also contains information about the Castle, Park and Town, and a timeline of Clare’s history since 1066.
Clare Walkers works in partnership with several other organisations to deliver a range of walking experiences for residents and visitors alike.
Clare is a Walkers are Welcome Town, and you will see stickers in the shops, pubs and cafes confirming that they give a big welcome to all walkers.
For news of the latest events, things to do, where to stay and where to eat in Clare – check out the Visit Clare website now and plan you visit.
