The walks are for Walkers Group members only. Should you wish to join the Walkers Group, please contact the Walkers Group Convenor to add your name to the group members list. We welcome new members thus we always have vacancies.
Group members have to book a place on each walk with the organiser of the walk, so that the walk does not become unmanageably large.
Walks are often on uneven and sometimes hilly ground, and paths are often muddy, so good walking boots are essential for most walks. We must be satisfied that you are able to do the walks without problems. Suitable waterproof and warm clothing is essential - we do not cancel when it rains.
Members accept lifts and come on walks at their own risk, and should be responsible for their own safety when crossing roads or climbing stiles. During the activity they are responsible for their own safety at all times. Members should consider carrying their own water, snacks and simple first aid kit. Click here for risk assessment for walks
Some walks end with a pub lunch or afternoon tea. If you stay for lunch or tea, occasionally you are asked to order your meal by the walk organiser several days in advance to give the venue fair notice. If you have made a booking, you are honour bound to stay for it, as the venue may have made special arrangements, (e.g. extra staff).
The programme of walks is available in the Newsletter and members are encouraged to book walks as soon as possible after receiving the new issue to avoid disappointment as some walks have limited numbers.
Cu3a does not permit dogs on its walks.
Click the links below to see photographs taken on U3A walks. These are loaded on Flickr.com. As you click on the link, the
photos will appear as a gallery. To view a slide show, look at the top
right of the screen for a small square icon with an arrow inside. If you
hover over this the message "toggle slide show" will appear - click on
this and you will see the photos as a slide show.
Walk from Parliament Square along Victoria Embankment, January 2020, by David Bender
Walk from London Bridge to Tower Bridge, October 2014, by David Bender
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