Saturday 25th May 2019

Location Wadebridge

Walk Leader Mike

Walk Leader Mobile 07813 290908

Strolling Singles is a non profit walking group and only charge a £2 contribution to our costs.

Meet at the Slades House Country Inn, Sladesbridge, Wadebridge PL27 6JB

From the north: Take the A39 to the A389 junction north of Wadebridge. Turn left onto the A389 and at Sladesbridge turn right into the Slades House car park (just after Trelawney Garden Centre on the left).

From the south: Take the A30 to the junction with the A39 (Highgate Hill). Follow the A39 to the A389 junction north of Wadebridge. Turn right onto the A389 and at Sladesbridge turn right into the Slades House car park (just after Trelawney Garden Centre on the left).

From the east: Follow the A38 and the A389 through Bodmin to Sladesbridge. The Slades House Inn is on the left just before Trelawney Garden Centre

Toilets available at the pub before the walk.

 

This walk is four and a half miles long, with no major hills and no stiles and is dog friendly.

We start from Sladesbridge along the River Camel, crossing “Anneka’s” bridge and then the old bridge in the centre of Wadebridge. From there we head out under the arches of the Wadebridge bypass to a small tidal creek. It is a pretty and surprisingly peaceful place, despite being fairly close to the main road. Here we have to cross a stream via stepping stones – which could be interesting if the tide is high. Returning towards Wadebridge via the hamlet of Bodieve, we cross back over the bypass on a bridge. Then a footpath skirts the top edge of the town, through a wooded area and fields, to take us back to Egloshayle. From there we stroll back to Sladesbridge for lunch.We hope you will join us on this walk, which takes in a variety of features of the area.

FUTURE WALKS

Saturday 1st June: Bedruthan Steps with Sheila

Saturday 8th June: Malpass with Linda

Saturday 15th June  St Kew (TBC) with Marianne

Usual Cost: £2  (excluding optional lunch)

Our first walk each month is open to Strollers past and present and their friends so we can catch up with those who have moved on and may  be in relationships.  All other walks will still give the security of being for genuinely single people and we would ask that anyone joing the group respects that this is what we do.

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