Let's Walk - Saul Junction

About this Event

Get active and enjoy walking by water on this free 3 hour guided walk.

Led by our lovely local volunteers this is a great way to be active, meet people and spend time by water.

Starting and finishing outside the Stables Cafe at Saul Junction. This circular, 6 mile walk (approx 3 hours) will explore the old route of the Stroudwater Canal before returning to the start via the lakes & parkland of Frampton on Severn rejoining the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal at Splatt bridge. Whilst the route follows recognised footpaths the surface will be muddy and uneven at times, and includes a number of stiles.

It's all about meeting people so come along on your own, or bring a friend, and stay for a cup of tea afterwards if you can.

We welcome well behaved dogs on a lead. Please wear comfortable shoes, weather appropriate clothing and bring a bottle of water. Please let us know if you have any requirements or concerns.

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Please book one time slot per person. Please arrive no more than 15 minutes before your booked slot. These sessions are designed for adults and for children from seven years old upwards. Learn a bit of history or see some awesome wildlife which is around every turn on our waterways .

Parents and Guardians are required to accompany their children on this walk.

If you can no longer attend, please cancel your ticket via Eventbrite or please get in touch with us to allow another person a chance to take part.

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The Canal & River Trust’s Let’s Activities are free to attend as part of our work as a waterways and wellbeing charity to help everyone get out, get active and make their lives better by water. You can now support the work our teams do and make a donation on our website here.

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