News index
CWW is the first walking group to sail past a Thames Path closure on a boat named after Roxy Music’s Bryan Ferry. Read more
Celebrating its 20th anniversary year, CWW has become the biggest Ramblers group in Bucks. Read more
Chilterns Weekend Walkers have completed a year-long trek round the Capital Ring, London’s 78-mile orbital footpath. Read more
CWW ladies (and one gent) stretched themselves as never before on a walking and yoga weekend in Derbyshire. Read more
What do the Black Prince, Roald Dahl and Dusty Springfield have in common? They’re among famous Chilterns residents who’ve inspired a new series of CWW walks. Read more
CWW is known for its inventive series of themed walks, but Anne Kimber’s 26 Alphabet Walks have taken us further than ever. Read more
A Saunderton footpath that lay buried under a spoil heap for more than a year has been unblocked after CWW raised the alarm. Read more
CWW members enjoyed a record-breaking 12 church tea walks in a year. Read more
CWW members hiked 500 miles in a weekend during the group’s biggest ever walking festival. Read more
CWW’s longest-running social event is chugging towards its 15th anniversary. It’s a quiz with a difference… on board a vintage train. Read more
Watch out for red kites when you stop for a snack. That’s the warning from a CWW regular whose finger was slashed by a red kite swooping on her lunch. Read more
CWW chair Tim Axten has hiked his way to a club record by leading four walks in four days. His ‘Chair’s four legs’ walks attracted big turnouts over the New Year, with 79 walkers covering a combined distance of 587 miles. Read more
CWW’s favourite Frenchman has brought the spirit of Alpine adventure to Chilterns walking. Read more
Any village boasting great walks and three fine pubs is bound to attract walkers, but CWW’s affection for Sarratt runs deeper. Read more
Forget trainspotting and planespotting. Chilterns Weekend Walkers have been gripped by a craze for spotting weathervanes. Read more