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booking in advance, so the walk leader knows how many people are coming and can check that there is adequate car parking available.
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walk leaders should recce the walk-in advance, planning how to reduce risks and complete a risk assessment form. This will include whether the walk is dog friendly, taking into account the likelihood of encountering livestock, the suitability of narrow paths and stiles, and the number of possible walkers.
Always check the website for any changes to a published walks programme.
See the Home page www.dinefwrramblers.org.uk/ for the current list of walks
A QUICK GUIDE FOR WALKERS
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Please don’t come on a walk if you or anyone in your household have any illness or are self-isolating.
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Bring your own food or snacks and plenty of water.
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Wear suitable clothing and footwear for the conditions – if in doubt, ask the walk leader.
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Bring your own hand sanitiser, gloves, and a face mask in case you need one. The walk leader will have a first aid kit, but for minor incidents it may be better to use your own.
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Plan how you will get to the walk. Many people are still unwilling to share a car with others.
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Some walks are advertised as "dog-friendly" but please do check with the walk leader in advance. Dogs need to be kept under close control, on a short lead at all times, and owners must be able to cope without asking others for help. We generally accept Registered Assistance dogs on walks - provided they can get over stiles!
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Let the walk leader or backmarker know if you are having problems, feel unwell, or need to slow down or stop.
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If you have any questions, please contact the walk leader.
Download our Guide for Walkers for helpful information about walking with Dinefwr Ramblers.