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November 2023
Heritage Tree Walk
Join local author and heritage tree specialist Julian Hight on a walk to see some of Frome’s most…
Find out more »A Very Short Walk Around the Long History of Frome
If you love hearing about local history but don’t fancy climbing a mile up and down steep cobbled…
Find out more »Orchardleigh, Beckington and Berkley loop
Following the new Frome Walking Wheel we'll walk out on spoke 10 through Orchardleigh, follow the outer wheel…
Find out more »Buggy Friendly Family Walk
This is an easy buggy friendly walk taking in some of Frome's beautiful green spaces: Rodden Meadow, the…
Find out more »War Graves
This free walk will follow the Remembrance Service on the Sunday so the start time may vary depending…
Find out more »March 2024
Frome Window Wanderland
Welcome to Frome Window Wanderland, a fun community event where local residents light up their own displays in…
Find out more »Guided Kindness tour of Frome
A Kindness Trail, taking you to some of the places where local residents have done something that particularly…
Find out more »April 2024
Frome Families for the Future at 42 Acres
42 Acres is a regenerative estate, nature reserve and retreat centre running on 100% renewable energy. Our vision…
Find out more »FROGS Wildlife Walks – Bird Identification
A leisurely walk through Willow Vale and Rodden Meadow, looking and listening for birds and other wildlife with…
Find out more »Nordic walking- beginners workshop
A 1.5 hour workshop introducing you to basic nordic walking techniques. Nordic walking is like walking but with…
Find out more »May 2024
Walk of Life
Walk of Life 2024 – Saturday 11 May 2024 Walk a whopping 10 miles or a marathon 26.2…
Find out more »Potent Plants and Altered States
Come and explore the incredible world of traditional medicinal and ‘altered state’ plants and fungi. Many of the plants we’ll cover on this walk have been used for centuries in traditional healing and ceremonial ways. These incredible plants are often found just under our noses.
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