Welcome to Stonehouse Walking Festival
We are looking forward to our 6th festival in 2025. We will once again be celebrating the wide range of scenic walks possible around the Stonehouse area, also showcasing some walks having added specialised interest. The Festival offers free, guided group walks, including: level field and woodland footpaths, gently rolling fields, scenic views, canal, river and rail trails, walks for restricted mobility, family fun walk, history walk, tree walks, picnics, pub and cafe stops.
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Brochures will be are available in Stonehouse from July at the Town Hall, Library, Co-op, Cotswold Canals Trust Bookshop and in Share and Repair.
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2025 Walk Bookings System is now live!
Festival Launch Walk (2025)Fri 05 Sept2 miles – Easy
Thames Path 1 & Hailey Wood (2025)Sat 06 Sept10 miles – Hard
Family Fun Walk (2025)Sat 06 Sept1.5 miles – Easy
Bridge Over the 'Missing Mile' (2025)Sat 06 Sept5.5 miles – Moderate
Hills & Vale to Haresfield (2025)Sat 06 Sept8.4 miles – Hard
Trees of Stonehouse 1: Doverow (2025)Sat 06 Sept2-3 miles – Moderate
Stroudwater Restoration Project at Fromebridge (2025)Sun 07 Sept3.7 miles – Easy
Canals and Commons (2025)Sun 07 Sept11-12 miles – Hard
History of the High Street (2025)Sun 07 Sept1 mile – Easy
Sunset & Full Moon Walk (2025)Sun 07 Sept2-3 miles – Moderate – Women only
Town Boundary Walk (2025)Mon 08 Sept8 miles – Moderate
Eastington Circular Walk (2025)Mon 08 Sept5.5 miles – Easy
Trees of Stonehouse 2: Canal and Ocean (2025)Mon 08 Sept2-3 miles – Moderate
Coswolds from Coaley Peak (2025)Tue 09 Sept7 miles – Hard
4 Stanleys for a 'Rest (2025)Tue 09 Sept6 miles – Moderate
Walk up Beatrice Webb Lane (2025)Tue 09 Sept3 miles – Easy
Views all the Way (2025)Wed 10 Sept12 miles – Hard
Eastington Farm Shop (2025)Wed 10 Sept5 miles – Easy
Funding
2025's Stonehouse Walking Festival will be funded with grants from Stonehouse Town Council and Gloucestershire Gateway Trust.
