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Walking Club

Westwood Baptist Church has many keen hill walkers and ramblers among it’s congregation and we hold regular outings to various parts of the country.  We try to encourage as many  as possible to participate from the young to the young at heart, so we hold walks of varying types from family walks in country parks to Monroes.

As well as being a healthy activity this is also a great way to get to know one another whilst enjoying some great views and wonderful scenery in this beautiful country of ours.  In the past two years we have held over a dozen walks and they have proved to be a great success. Many of our group are experienced walkers but we also have some new to this form of activity and others who just like the fellowship and walking and talking.

So whether you like challenging climbs or an easy few hours walking, please come and join us in some of our future outings.

Joe Agnew is our walk coordinator and he would be pleased to hear from anyone (not just our church folk) who would like to join us.

walking@wwbc.co.uk

Telephone: 01355 241251

Mobile: 07927 188850

Joe in his element!

Apres Christmas - Clyde Valley

A good day out on Saturday 29-Dec-07 starting from Crossford. Thanks again Joe!

Sunshine?
Sunshade?

12th April 2008

On Saturday 12th April an all age group of 25 of us took part in our first walk of the new season.  We started at the Countryside Museum on Kittochside and took in a route through Carmunnock village and up to the Cathkin Braes where you had views over to Ben Lomond and Arran and also spectacular views of Glasgow.  On the way back we took in a new woodland walk that has been recently opened for the public.  The weather was very kind to us and it
was a most enjoyable day out for us all on our own doorstep.

A week later John casement and I managed to do The Cobblers near Arrochar which was slightly more challenging.  Again the weather was really kind to us with sunshine all the way although there was a fair amount of snow lying especially on the far side where it was over a foot deep for most of the descent.

Joe Agnew

Well-earned lunch break at Castle Semple Loch!

14th June 2008