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 * HomeMenu Toggle
   * Circular Walks
   * Millennium Way
   * 5/10 Day Challenge
 * AboutMenu Toggle
   * History
   * The Team
   * Acknowledgements
 * NewsMenu Toggle
   * News Archive
 * ResourcesMenu Toggle
   * FAQ
   * Download GPX Files
   * Hints and Tips
   * Pubs and Accommodation
   * Useful Links
   * Roll of Honour
 * Contact US


EXPLORE THE MILLENNIUM WAY


CIRCULARS, THE MAIN TRAIL AND OUR CHALLENGES


CIRCULAR WALKS

In 2012 the original Millennium Way was enhanced by 44 fabulous Circular Walks.
Ranging from 3 to 10 miles there is a walk to suit all walkers. If you complete
every circular, you will have walked the whole length of the Millennium Way, all
100 miles!. Our instructions are just as good as those on the main trail. Hedge
by hedge, stile by stile, field by field.

Check out all 44 Circular Walks


THE MILLENNIUM WAY

If you are looking for something to really test your walking stamina, why not
attempt the whole 100 mile route, taking you from Pershore in Worcestershire to
Middleton Cheney in Northamptonshire. You can do it in either direction and on
both directions you will be constantly guided by our distinctive black and white
waymarkers, or green waymarkers in the Worcestershire section.

Look at the full 100 mile trail




TAKE THE 5 OR 10 DAY CHALLENGE

For the more adventurous the full 100 mile National Trail can be completed in
either 5 or 10 days. We have mapped it all out for you - including places to
stay and eat along the route.

Learn more about the 5 and 10 day challenges




All the paths, bridleways and roads we have used in these instructions are
public rights of way as designated on Ordnance Survey maps. Following the
instructions and walking tips on this web site in no way constitutes any
liability on the National Association of ex Round Tablers Clubs (41 Club) that
such routes or tips are safe or suitable.

 

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