The Civil Engineers' Club
The Civil Engineers' Club exists to promote social and sporting activities amongst Civil Engineers and their families.
- Date
- 13 June - 15 June 2025
- Time
- 14:00 - 16:00 BST (GMT+1)
- Location
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The Cotswold Canal Trust Visitor Centre Bell House Wallbridge Stroud Gloucestershire, GL5 3JS United Kingdom
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Overview
Come and enjoy our Summer Walking Weekend based in Stroud Gloucestershire!
Friday 13th June: Meet at The Cotswold Canal Trust Visitor Centre for a welcome and an introductory talk about the Cotswold Canal Trust and the restoration of the canal. Followed by a guided walk and boat trip between Wallbridge, Stroud and Bowbridge.
Saturday 14th June: Guided walk from Stonehouse Court Hotel to Fromebridge Mill. Lunch at The Fromebridge Mill Pub Restaurant. Following lunch there will be the option to continue the guided walk from Fromebridge Mill to Saul Junction. Please note that this is not a circular walk and therefore transport will need to be arranged.
Sunday 15th June: Meet at Saul Junction Visitor Centre, where there will be a chance to explore the area around Saul Junction.
See attached flyer for further details.
Contacts:
Walkers are reminded that they walk at their own risk.
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