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Tadcaster Country Walking Club 2025

Special Events 2025

Here are the dates of some special events taking part this year.

Mon May12th to 14th         Kirby Stephen Walking holiday led by Carol

 Mon Jul 23rd to 25th        Cober Hill

 Fri Aug 22nd                   Annual Dinner at Wetherby Golf Club

 Tue Dec 9th                    Christmas Walk & Buffet Lunch (provisional date)

 

Kirby Stephen

Carol  proposes to go to Kirkby Stephen from 12 - 14 May 2025.  She has booked a room for herself at YHA Kirkby Stephen.  https://kirkbystephenhostel.co.uk 

Kirkby Stephen is a popular stop for Coast to Coasters, so if anybody would like to join her, booking should be made fairly promptly.  Free cancellation on Booking.com if you change your mind. 

Suggested walks:

 Monday -              Wild Boar Fell from the Eden Valley 7 miles (Gr. 3).

 Tuesday -              Nine Standards Rigg from Kirkby Stephen 10 miles (Gr.3)

 Wednesday -        Brough Castle 6 miles (Gr 2-3?)

 

Distance from Tadcaster to Kirkby Stephen via the A1(M) and A66 is approx 81 miles (1hr 22min)

 Please let Carol know if you are interested and put your name on the booking sheet under the Kirkby Stephen 2025 tab and make your own booking where you want to stay.

    

Tadcaster Country Walking Club Christmas Walk and Buffet 2025

Following the success of the 2023 & 2024 buffet at the Magnet Social Club,  another  booking is planned for Tuesday 9th December 2025.

Members will be emailed with details for the lunch &  walk details nearer the time.

 

Tadcaster Country Walking Club  AGM 2025

The AGM will be held on Tuesday 18th February 2025 at "21 High Street", Tadcaster; starting at 7:30pm. The same place as last year.


Contacting the Emergency Services
This YouTube video covers two vital things you should know about if you need to contact the Emergency Services on a mobile phone when out walking.  One is on using 112 rather than 999 to contact them (far better, for reasons explained in the video).  The other is about using a text message if you can't get a phone signal.

The link also appears on our Club Downloads page, along with the earlier advice about using a text message in an emergency.