W.A.S. Way - Walk Around Stroud

Gloucestershire

The Stroud WAS Way was created by Debbie Hewitt and first walked in the 2007 Stroud Walking Festival. It follows the town parish border, crossing all five of the Valleys: Frome (or Golden or Chalford), Nailsworth, Ruscombe, Painswick and Slad.
The hills to the north can be steep and muddy; the canal towpath to the south is flat and generally good underfoot and is the only part of the walk suitable for wheelchairs.
The WAS Way route has been designed so that it can be walked in either direction, and starting from any of its 16 marked points.

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Details:

Path Type:	Other Paths
Waymark:	Circular yellow ring with stylised sheep head and path name
Attributes:	Challenging Canal Downland/Wolds Urban
Start and Finish:	SO848051 - Wallbridge, Stroud, Gloucestershire
Web Sites:	The W.A.S. Way

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Publications, Badges and Certificates:

External download

Walk Around Stroud  (Stroud Town Council )

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