Hardwick Village Evening Walkabout
Explore different areas of Clumber on a Wednesday evening walkabout, starting at Hardwick Village Social Club.
- Booking not needed
- Free event
See Clumber Park in a new light; a rare opportunity for a later hour led walk in Clumber Park, ideal for those who cannot walk with us during business hours.
These led Wednesday evening walkabouts are every first and third Wednesday of the month, and last approx. one hour. If you are coming on this walk for the first time, please get in contact with us for access information.
These walks return to the social club where, depending on availability and capacity, our team will open the building for you to have a drink and a chat post-walk.
Dogs are welcome on all walks. Our leaders may ask you to put your dogs on a lead.
Times
The basics
- Accessibility
Walks cross a number of different pathways, including uneven surfaces. Please contact us for more information. For information about how to access the car parking for this walk, please contact us.
- Meeting point
Meet at Hardwick Village Social Club.
- What to bring and wear
Suitable outdoor clothing and footwear. As an evening event, please bring a torch during autumn and winter.
Upcoming events
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Sunday 5 Mile Walkabout
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Heritage and Horticulture Amble
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