Local Organisations Database - List

Found 10 organisations for subjects:   Walking    Walking   

1. Avon Gorge and Downs Wildlife Project  (Ref #1648)
The Avon Gorge and Downs Wildlife Project was set up to protect the outstanding wildlife interest of the Avon Gorge and Downs area. We run walks, talks, courses and children’s events looking at all aspects of the wildlife and landscape. We also produce a range of leaflets, including one called 'Discover the wildlife of the Avon Gorge and Downs' and a range of nature trails.

2. Bristol Orienteering Klub  (Ref #292)
To encourage, promote and provide the sport of orienteering in the Bristol area. Check website for details of events, phone organiser to ascertain accessibilty.

3. Bristol Ramblers  (Ref #2628)
Organising a programme of about 300 walks pa, ranging from strenuous hill walks to local ramblers. Promotion of walking and protection and enhancement of the walking environment.

4. Bristol Walking and Hostelling Group  (Ref #2161)
The activity of the group is mainly walking. We run summer Tuesday evening walks and weekend walks, with a number of weekends away, staying in youth hostels, bunkhouses etc. We occasionally have theatre, pub and quiz nights.

5. Bristol and Bath IVC  (Ref #2111)
A friendly, non-profit making, social group, offering a great way to make new friends, and expand your social life. We have approx 200 members, and enjoy a busy programme of bar nights, meals out, walks, dancing, weekends away, and seeing bands and plays. No age limits, but most members are 40-60. See our website, or phone our enquiry number, and then come along to one of our Thursday Clubnights. For only £7 you can join for three months as a Trial Member.

6. Brunel 20s and 30s Walking Group  (Ref #2068)
Based in the Bristol and Bath area, we're a friendly group catering for all tastes amongst younger people, from the newcomer to recreational walking through to experienced hill walkers. Our programme offers around 100 walks a year, ranging from 4 mile ambles through to testing 17 mile up and downers in the Brecons. As well as frequent walks, our programme also contains a number of weekends away and an array of socials.

7. Long Distance Walking Association (LDWA) - Bristol and West Group  (Ref #524)
Social and challenge walking of distances 20 miles and above.

8. Redland and Cotham Amenities Society  (Ref #2497)
Our aim is to protect and enhance our area, its architecture, trees, parks and amenities for present and future residents. We organise events such as the annual May Fair on Redland Green, and Open Gardens sunday. We respond to planning and licensing applications and work to improve our parks. We publish local history books and cards,quarterly newsletters and a local trades register for members.

9. Sustrans  (Ref #1435)
Sustrans is the UK's leading sustainable transport charity which encourages people to choose to travel in ways that benefit their health and the enviroment.

10. University of Bristol Orienteering Club  (Ref #2523)
We are the Orienteering Club for students at the University of Bristol. We train together in and around Bristol and compete all across the country.