Barrierefreier Urlaub i Gloucestershire

A ramble fro users of mobility scooters - Walking with Wheels. A circular ramble from Sudeley Castle or Winchcombe A RADAR (disable toilet) key is needed.

A ramble for users of Off-Road Mobility Scooters such as the Tramper - Walking with Wheels The southern end of the Malvern Hills sees far fewer people and is more wooded. We follow a sunken lane, cross farmland, visit parkland and climb the most southerly hill on the Malvern Hills. Disabled Ramblers Category 3-; suitable as a first ramble.

A ramble for users of mobility scooters - Walking with Wheels.

A ramble for users of mobility scooters - Walking with Wheels. From Beechenhurst, wander around the forest looking at sculptures.

A ramble for users of mobility scooters - Walking with Wheels. From the Gateway Cafe / Cotswold Outdoor to Cerney Wick and Cricklade passing a number of lakes and a stretch of the old canal.

A ramble for users of mobility scooters - Walking with Wheels. From Tintern Abbey car park, over the Wye then along the disused railway track.

A ramble for users of mobility scooters - Walking with Wheels. A circuit from Mallards Pike Lakes to Speech House Lake.

A ramble for users of mobility scooters - Walking with Wheels.  From Bracelands camp site, the path wanders through Mailscot Wood to Symonds Yat View Point overlooking the River Wye

A ramble for users of mobility scooters - Walking with Wheels. Follows the disused railway track which went to Kemble.

A ramble with great views of the southern Malvern Hills.A much quieter area than the Northern Hills