Both walks will start and finish at Wingfield Barns with access to hot/cold drinks/snacks available to purchase in The Barn shop, and access to toilets.

In the Main Barn 'The Wingfield History Group' will be showing videos of interview with local residents along with pictures from Wingfield throughout time. 

With thanks to Wingfield Parish Council for the sign, the Smith Family for the Photos & Jack Heydon for the film. 

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Saturday 19th September – Two Heritage History Walks A gentle journey through local heritage
Short 10am & Long 2pm

Short Accessible Walk exploring key historical points. Distance: Up to 3 miles
Difficulty: Easy, accessible, suitable for most abilities
Duration: Approximately 1–1.5 hours
Start: 10am

This guided shorter walk is designed for comfort and inclusivity, following level paths and well-maintained routes. Along the way, we’ll pause at key historical points— traditional buildings, and places where everyday life from centuries past still leaves its mark. Expect: Fascinating bite-sized stories, easy terrain with regular stopping points, a relaxed pace perfect for families, casual walkers, and anyone curious about local history without the hills

Longer Heritage Walk; A deeper exploration of landscape and legacy.
Distance: Up to 6 miles
Difficulty: Moderate, steady walking with varied terrain
Duration: Approximately 2.5–3 hours
Start: 2pm

For those who enjoy stretching their legs, this extended route offers a richer dive into the area’s past. We’ll venture further into the surrounding countryside, uncovering ancient pathways, forgotten boundaries, and tales of the people who lived, worked, and travelled here over the centuries. Expect: A more immersive historical narrative, scenic viewpoints and rural tracks, a rewarding blend of nature, heritage, and gentle adventure

Please book your place on the free walk by calling 01379 384505 or email [email protected]