Hunts Ramblers

03/02/2026

"All Saints Church in Broughton counts amongst its current neighbours The Crown pub and the old village lock-up."

27/01/2026

"We walked down the hill and alongside the stream amongst some picturesque cottages. "

25/01/2026

Broughton Walk 31st Jan.

Message from walk leader Steve. Please avoid parking at the village hall, because there's a 95th birthday celebration taking place then.

'The Crown' pub has said we can use their car park. Obviously, it would be a nice gesture if anyone parking at the pub, buys a drink after the walk - but it’s not mandatory! The nearby village green is our usual gathering place. As always, due to the limited parking around the village, car sharing will help reduce problems.

20/01/2026

"... we proceeded along footpaths past Stow Longa church to cross Three Shires Way."

12/01/2026

"The idea was to follow the river Cam upstream through Cambridge crossing, once only, every public bridge over the river within Cambridge City."

08/01/2026

Our Walks Programme (for Jan to Mar 2026) has just been issued.

You can find it on our website (link below). There is also a facility to download a printable version.

https://huntsramblers.org.uk/walks-programme.html

08/01/2026

Saturday 10th January 2026 - Cambridge Walk

The route of this walk is dependent on the availability of the bus service as there is expected strike action.
If there is a reasonable bus service, the walk will involve crossing 17 bridges and returning on bus PR5.
If not, the walk will turn back at Jesus Green after 8 bridges and continue to Milton via Cambridge North station, the Business Park and Milton Tesco.
The total distance walked should be similar, whichever option is chosen.

The Walks Programme is at: https://huntsramblers.org.uk/walks-programme.html

07/01/2026

"... a field edge walk to the pretty village of Woodhurst with it's picturesque duck pond."

23/12/2025

A circular walk over rolling limestone hills by hedged fields and through woodland copses. Visited Ashton, Helpston (inclcuding the house of poet John Clare) and Ufford.

10/12/2025

John treated us to a short but enjoyable stroll along The Thicket from Houghton to the outskirts of St Ives and return.

05/12/2025

It's encouraging to get support in high places.

Today I pushed the Government to mandate public rights of way for walking, wheeling and cycling alongside new railway lines and to transform more disused lines into public rights of way, helping to create more active travel routes.

26/11/2025

"The enjoyment continued on reaching a road as we had the opportunity to paddle in the puddles. The ‘mud on road’ was all ours"