Parish Walks 2024

The Parish Walking group would like to share their planned walks for 2024. All are welcome.

Durham Martyrs Walking Group 2024

Date                                                          Proposed Walk

27th January 2024                                   Lanchester Railway Path 4-5 miles TBC

24th  February 2024                                    Saints of Durham Churches 2.5 or 5 miles

(revised from originally published 17th due to Parish meeting)

16th March                                                 TBC

20th April                                                    Bluebell Walk 3 or 6 miles

18th  May                                                   Seaham Coast Flexible 8 mile maxTBC

15th  June                                                  Durham to Lanchester TBC

20 July                                                      Fishburn / Bishop Middleham 7.3 miles

17th August                                                South Shields Coast TBC (short)

21st September                                            Castle Eden Dene TBC

19th October                                              TBC

16th November                                            TBC

14th December                                            Christmas Lunch

Walks suggested can be changed and new ideas are always welcome.

Parish Walk Lanchester Way

The parish walking group enjoyed a lovely walk on the Lanchester way this morning. The group usually holds walks on the 3rd Saturday of every month with new walkers always welcome! If you are interested in joining look out for details in the parish bulletin.

Durham Martyrs Walking Group – January 2023

Our next walk will be a 4 to 5 mile stretch of the Lanchester Railway Path next Saturday 21st , meeting at St. Joseph’s car park at 10am to share transport. A relatively short and gentle walk on flat well surfaced footpaths to get us started off in the New Year! Refreshment facilities available at end of walk. Gillian Macarthur has kindly agreed to lead this walk. Thank you, Gillian.