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Get A Spring In Your Step & Enjoy The Mole Valley Ramblers Festival

Get A Spring In Your Step & Enjoy The Mole Valley Ramblers Festival

This month get your boots on and celebrate the arrival of warmer weather by joining The Mole Valley Ramblers during its annual walks festival. The Spring Walks Festival 2019 starts on Wednesday, April 24 and runs until Sunday, April 28, giving you the opportunity to explore the countryside by foot.

Whether rediscovering your spirit of adventure, or simply trying to keep fit whilst meeting a welcoming and sociable group of walkers, there is guaranteed to be a walk to suit your needs. The healthy activity is open to anyone with sensible clothing, footwear, a snack and a water bottle.

The walks are free for all to enjoy and there is no need to pre-book, on each of the five days there will be a selection of at least three walks of varying lengths and difficulties. The festival’s helpful, entertaining and knowledgeable volunteer walk leaders will make sure participants have a safe and pleasant experience.

For more information about the Spring Walks Festival 2019, visit: www.molevalleyramblers.org.uk/festival

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