WELCOME TO IVEL VALLEY WALKERS

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LATE CHANGE OF LEADER - Graham M (07776 430750) will lead the Pegsdon Walks on Sunday 6th October. 10.00 for 7 mile walk and 13.30 for 5 mile walk. Meet at layby at Hexton Manor Gates SG5 3JS (TL 118 302) 

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Welcome to Ivel Valley Walkers, an open and friendly community of walkers who love to explore the outdoors, stay active and connect with others.
We believe in the power of walking to improve physical and mental health and we're passionate about sharing that joy with others. Whether you're an experienced walker or just starting out, we welcome you to join our group and discover the beauty of Bedfordshire and surrounding area with us. As a member of our group, you'll have access to a variety of events and activities, from scenic group walks to holidays and social events.
Our experienced leaders are dedicated to creating a safe and supportive environment for all members and we're always happy to welcome newcomers and answer any questions you may have.
Come and join us on one of our walks!    
 

2024 IVW Autumn Walking Programme is available HERE                                                          

Happy 40th Birthday Ivel Valley Walkers

On Wednesday July 17th 2024 Ivel Valley Walkers members celebrated the Group's 40th Anniversary at Langford with three separate walks, led by Marcus(10 miles), Colin and Jackie(7 miles) and David and Rosemary (5 miles). The three walks represented the range of walks and days of the week the group walks.

On the return, members enjoyed a Hog Roast (with vegan alternative) before listening to an interesting speech by Tony Sheward on the history of Ivel Valley Walkers. From its humble beginnings under the chairmanship of Robin Setchell, the added days for walking as demand increased, the introduction of holidays, the changing size and content of the programme through to the very successful group it is today.

The well received speech was followed by founder members Linda Kynnersley and Bruce Blott cutting the Anniversary cake. Over 90 members enjoyed afternoon tea and some superb home made cakes made by lady members who preferred to remain anonymous. To round off, Bernard Morse, who had done a fantastic job organising everything, including the weather, enabled those members who would like to try crown green bowling to do so at the local Langford Bowling Club.
                                                                                                                  

                                                                                                                 Photos by Barry Ingram
 

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