Broughton Gifford
Walking Events Calendar near Broughton Gifford 2026-2027
Monthly updates for Broughton Gifford
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Explore the top walking events near Broughton Gifford for 2026-2027! We've gathered 12 great walks in the area. Check out our detailed list below to find your next local walk.
August 2026
Walkers can choose 5k or 10k routes starting at Lockleaze Sports Centre on flat, traffic free looped public footpaths, suitable for all alongside the running races.
September 2026
Walkers can do one or more 3.35 mile (5.36km) laps at Coate Water Country Park on mostly flat gravel, tarmac and woodland paths, with an aid station each lap and a park café.
The event offers walkers 5k and 10k routes based in Charlton Hayes, family friendly and open to all abilities.
October 2026
Walkers can choose 6 km or 10 km at Ashton Court Estate, on rolling woodland trails with climbs and water stations; ruck entries get a provided GORUCK Rucker 4.0.
At Box Recreation Ground walkers can do the 800 m colour loop (1 or 2 laps) or 5 km signposted trail through grassy Bybrook valley; marshalled, refreshments and toilets
March 2027
Walkers follow looped 50 km, 29 km or 10 km routes from Bath Racecourse through Bath and countryside past the Royal Crescent, with rest stops every ~12.5 km, support and transfers.
May 2027
Walkers may choose 3 miles, 6 miles or 8½ miles on the Windsor Hill railway path through woods, valleys and viaducts. They may start early on the full route or take a shorter walk to Ham Woods, finishing in Shepton Mallet market place.
Walkers can choose 2.5k, 5k, 10k or 15k at North Somerset Showground Bristol on a 2.5k lap of inflatable obstacles with music zones and an on course water station.
June 2027
Walk options of 10 km, 25 km, 50 km, 75 km and 100 km start from Cirencester basecamp on rolling Cotswold Way trails and footpaths with marquee rest stops about 12.5 km apart, catering and camping.
July 2027
Walkers can choose 10k (two laps of the 5k) or 5k routes. The course starts on the gravel in central Royal Victoria Park near the Botanical Gardens and follows road and paved paths with some grass areas and mild inclines, finishing on grass.