Attingham's Walking Groups
- Published:
- 01 July 2025
Join our Walk Leaders for a walk around the Bluebell Walk. This activity is free but please book a space so we know how many walkers to expect. Check times and dates and book your space.
Coming to Attingham for the first time or looking for a new way to explore the estate, try joining one of our new friendly volunteer-led walking groups. These groups provide a friendly and relaxed environment with the aim of helping people to explore Attingham’s outdoors. Whether you’re doing the walk for fitness, wellbeing or simply to get outdoors, everyone is welcome.
To create a peaceful atmosphere, free from distractions, the Walking Group is not suitable for dog walkers. Parents or carers with young children (under 3) are welcome to bring them in a pram or sling.
Please book at the link below:
Attingham Walking Group: November Walks | National Trust
Where to meet
Please arrive 5-10 minutes before the walk start time at Visitor Reception and let them know you are here for the Walking Group. You will meet your Walk Leaders in the Stables Courtyard.
What to bring/wear
Please wear clothing suitable for the weather on the day and sturdy footwear. Please bring a water bottle.
Accessibility
The paths around the Bluebell Walk are uneven and are primarily dirt/grass.
Parents or carers with young children (under 3) are welcome to bring them in a pram or sling.
To create a peaceful atmosphere, free from distractions, the Walking Group is not suitable for dog walkers.
Walking distance of 3 miles around Attingham Parkland. The walk is relaxed and is suitable for a range of abilities.
Entrance to Attingham is free for pre-booked ticket holders of the Walking Group.
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