Welcome to Bury Ramblers
Bury Ramblers Group is part of the Greater Manchester & High Peak Area of the Ramblers. We have approximately 170 members. However, we are always ready to welcome new members. We organise walks in some of the finest countryside in the North of England where there is an extensive network of footpaths. We organise all-day walks on most Sundays of the year. The group size on our walks is usually between 10 and 20. Walks are advertised in the Walks programme page and includes any late changes or cancellations to walks. If you are new to walking you can join us on up to three of our walks before deciding if you would like to become a member of Ramblers.
If you choose to join The Ramblers you are allocated to a local group based on your postcode (unless you choose otherwise). This doesn’t mean you can only walk with that group. You can walk with any other group you choose.
Latest Walk Reports
Warland Circular
- Walk Date: 2026-08-02
- Walk Distance: 10 miles
- Walk Grade: Moderate
- Walk Leader: Wayne Currie
- Number of Walkers: 10
- Weather Conditions: Dry, Sunny, Warm
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In warm, sunny weather, Wayne led ten walkers on a ten‑mile circular route from Warland, Todmorden. The walk linked seven reservoirs and followed sections of the Pennine Way across the moors above Todmorden, including stretches of the Rochdale Canal. It was a varied walk with great views on the tops and a relaxing canal‑side walk.
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- Category: Walk Reports 2026
Langcliffe and Stainforth Circular
- Walk Date: 2026-07-26
- Walk Distance: 8 miles
- Walk Grade: Moderate
- Walk Leader: Malcolm Chester
- Number of Walkers: 6
- Weather Conditions: Drizzle, Windy, Cool
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In cool and drizzly weather conditions, Six of us set out on an 8 mile scenic route, from Langcliffe to the pretty village of Feizer via the limestone edge of Gigglesworth Scar. From Feizer, we joined the Dales High Way below Smearsett Scar, before descending into Stainforth, passing Stainforth Force, where the waterfall normally tumbles through its rocky gorge, but a long spell of dry weather has left the falls dry. The return route allowed us to explore the impressive Hoffmann Kiln, a vast, echoing industrial relic hidden in the woods, before we continued along the Limeworks Trail back to Langcliffe.
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- Category: Walk Reports 2026