Our Winter and Summer programmes run from October - March and April - September respectively.  Every 6 months members are invited to submit to the VBR Walks Co-ordinator(s) walks for the following programme. Walks may be selected from the many books available, from on-line resources or simply made up.  Alternatively,  you can follow the links on VBR blog of walks and routes to find previous walks if you want to do them again.

Details should include the following:

Item	Notes or example
Walk title	Eyam Moor and Derwent Valley
Walk area	Peak District
Suitable dates	Mid August
Walk leader	Christian name only in published programme
Contact telephone numbers	Landline; mobile; or landline & mobile
e-mail address
Meeting point	Short description; should be easy to find from a road map, e.g. near a church, pub or in a car park
Grid reference	6 figures, e.g. SK123456.  This is the location shown on the map you will find by following links on the VBR page of the  Ramblers website
Post code	This is calculated from the grid reference - see for example http://gridreferencefinder.com/gmap . Post codes in rural areas are only approximate
Description	Starting from the historic plague village of Eyam, down to the Derwent at Froggatt Bridge, up to Nether Padley.  Back through Leadmill Bridge and over Sir William Hill and  Eyam Moor
Distance	In miles
Lunch	Is a picnic required
Grade	Easy, Leisurely, Moderate or Strenuous - see  here for Ramblers guidance

Members who submit walks often lead them also but not always and the Walks Coordinator(s) may ask someone else to lead. In many cases the leader will have some personal experience, either of the route itself or of the walk area, but in any case a reconnaissance is always done and an assessment of potential difficulties carried out.  More information for leaders can be found on the Ramblers website.

Note that, if you are in doubt about whether a path is a right of way, for example a farm track which is not a bridleway, then go to this very helpful website - http://www.rowmaps.com/ .