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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 10th January 2026
Our first walk of the year is led by Abby and Alan, both being flat walks around Chester.
A walk (12 miles)
What the A Walk lacks in height (no fells in Chester!) we make up for in distance. A brisk 12 mile flat walk around the outskirts of Chester. Following the Shropshire Union Canal up to Saughall Bridge we walk along footpaths past Chester Zoo, and along country roads to Picton Gorse. After a few muddy fields we eventually pick up the cycle track that takes us all the way back in to Chester.
B walk (7.5 miles)
Starting from the Old Harkers Arms near Chester Railway Station, the walk begins along the Shropshire Union Canal towpath, leading toward the elevated views overlooking the Chester Racecourse. The route continues around the racecourse to the Little Roodee Coach Park, which serves as a central hub for facilities and the eventual return trip. From there, the walk crosses the Grosvenor Bridge and follows the A55 for two miles before joining the River Dee path. After a refreshment break at Higher Ferry House, the final leg follows the Wales Coast Path, traversing a historic Roman section and a riverside trail back to the starting coach park.
We are all no doubt familiar with Chester and it's attractions, and as our parking spot is central, we will be able to wander around post walk and enjoy the city's many shops, pubs and cafes. So come along and walk off the Christmas Pud!

Chester.
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

