Todwick Ramblers Club

About Us

We are a friendly social group and welcome new members. Anyone interested is encouraged to join 2 or 3 of our rambles as guests before deciding whether they wish to join the club.

The club aims to provide a minimum of 2 rambles per month, these are advertised on the village website and on the noticeboard outside the village hall. The walks are usually circular with distances ranging from 4.5 to 6 miles. Some walks begin in or around Todwick, others are further afield, in which case we encourage car sharing. Members are updated about walks by email.

We do not have regular “walk days”, walk leaders are encouraged to arrange a date that fits in with their personal diary. Walks usually start at 10 am. and will have a refreshment stop and longer walks a picnic stop also.

The club is affiliated to The Ramblers Association and has third party liability insurance, which accounts for a large percentage of the annual membership fee, currently standing at £5.

For further details contact Ann Lambert, Secretary, annlambert199@gmail.com

Diary of Walks 2026

We lead walks twice a month, usually in the first and third week.

Some dates and routes are available now and some will be confirmed nearer to the time.

Walks start at 10 am. For more information contact annlambert199@gmail.com

Saturday, 22nd August 2026

Starting at 10am. It is a figure-of-eight (almost) consisting of two “loops” of around 2.5 miles each, making a total length of around 5 miles. The whole route is generally flat with a couple of gentle ups and downs and with no stiles.

The start point is the free car park at The Carrs in the pleasant hamlet of Church Warsop. This is a couple of miles south of Cuckney on the A60. The Post Code is NG20 0SF (Grid SK 568 686).

The first loop consists of a riverside path; a cross-field bridleway and some urban streets before returning to the mid-point at The Carrs where there are several picnic benches for our snacks and drinks. Anyone wishing to leave the walk here can easily return to their cars or can cross the road into the small town of Market Warsop where there are a number of pubs, cafes and shops.

The second part of the route consists of hedged bridleways, field paths, and lanes with a countryside view and a final section of urban streets.

If you need more details, please contact our secretary at annlambert199@gmail.com