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The Hayling Billy
Hayling Billy & Langstone Harbour - Members-only    
9.5km / 5.9mi  -  3 hours    Easy Access
A gentle linear ramble along the route of the much mourned Hayling Billy railway line. With a beach, funfair and miniature railway at the end. Excellent views of Langstone Harbour. Can be walked in the other direction, starting on Hayling Island.
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Site of former waterwheel south of Rivelin Valley Road.
Rivelin Glen Circular. - Members-only    
9.1km / 5.7mi  -  2 hours 45 minutes    Leisurely
This walk passes the remains of water powered workshops from the early industrial revolution, their waterfalls and ponds, and continues through open countryside and woodlands with good views of the Rivelin Valley and the Pennine Hills beyond.
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Aber Falls
Moel Wnion and Aber Falls, Gwynedd - Members-only    
10.8km / 6.7mi  -  4 hours 10 minutes    Strenuous
After a steep climb this walk crosses open country to a magnificent view point on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. It also visits one of North Wales's best waterfalls. The return is through a National Nature Reserve
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The River Avon at Horseshoe Point, looking towards the Avon Gorge
Blaise &Shirehampton - Members-only    
9.4km / 5.9mi  -  2 hours 30 minutes    Leisurely
Much of this walk is suburban; often close to roads and habitation though with a country feel, but near enough to see in places, the detritus of a throwaway society. However, a fine woodland stretch and good views will lift the spirits.
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Forest Heath
Robin of Sherwood - Members-only    
5.9km / 3.7mi  -  2 hours    Easy
You cannot help but get caught up in the legend of Robin Hood on this walk round Sherwood Forest Country Park. It includes the Visitor Centre with its amenities and the most famous tree in Britain, The Major Oak.
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