Oshwal Walk on Sunday 23 Feb: Panshanger Park
Route Difficulty & Description:
Join us for a walk around Panshanger Park in Hertfordshire. Panshanger Park in Hertfordshire is a historic park (over 400 hectares) and garden registered Grade II* by English Heritage and part of the estate is also a country park and nature reserve. Much of the parkland was created by Humphry Repton in the late 18th century, with other parts previously landscaped by Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown.
Distance: Approx 15km
Terrain: mix of hard and unpaved paths, not very hilly (but a faster pace)
Footwear: walking boots/trail shoes, it will be muddy in sections.
Combination of all above, makes this route moderately difficult.
Date and Time:
Sunday 23 Feb – Arrive by 8:15AM for a prompt 8:30AM start
Finish Approx. by 12:30PM
Registration:
Please only register your details via the form below if you are fully committed.
Registration will close Saturday 22 Feb at 6PM.
Meeting Start Point:
Exact location will be provided in registration confirmation email after you register.
Note: if you cannot find your registration confirmation email, please check your spam/junk folder.
Rules:
Standard rules to follow:
- You must not have any COVID-19 symptoms; if in any doubt, arrange a test via the NHS or perform a lateral flow test at home. If you do have symptoms or test positive, please stay at home and seek medical advice.
- Hiking shoes, waterproofs and appropriate clothing is highly recommended. Poles will be useful support on hills.
- Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
- You should be physically fit to walk moderate distances unaided in unmarked terrain.
- Bring at least a litre of water and some snacks.
We look forward to seeing you!
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