How to Join the Club
Joining the club is very simple, just turn up at Rosehill or the Sands on a Sunday morning, or at the Sands on a Wednesday.
Introduce yourself and join the walk of your choice. If you let us know you will be coming along, the walk leader will be
informed and look out for you. After attending a couple of walks you will be expected to register as a member.
A simple registration form is completed, name, address, telephone number, email and within a few days you will receive
a copy of the current walks programme.
There is a joining fee of £5 and the annual membership fee is £10 (total £15) payable on registration.
What do you get for £15 ?
There are walks organised for every Wednesday and Sunday throughout the year and during May, June, July and August there are walks every Thursday evening. Walks to suite all abilities, as easy or hard as you want. Every two weeks there is a coach walk for only £6. In addition there are special walks, coach trips, weekends away, meals out, Club Holidays.
From October to March there are social evenings every second Friday. As a member of the club you would be more than welcome to participate in all events. There is the website which keeps you up to date with everything that is happening in the club. You also have the opportunity to enjoy the the beautiful countryside, keep fit, exercise, make new friends.
Wonderful days out with wonderful friendly people.
What more could you want ? come and join us.
Anyone who lives in the Penrith area can be picked up along the way for car or coach walks, if the walk is in that direction.
You can if you wish join the club online. Just click on the link below
Information for Newcomers.
If you are a newcomer to walking on the fells, then you are advised to choose a walk-level, which you know you
can cope with easily and move up to a higher level later, rather than take on a level of walk which
over-stretches you and you find you are holding up the progress of others in the party.
Dogs
Dogs are not allowed on coach walks but are allowed on some car walks, providing the owner uses their own car.
They must be kept under control and it is advisable to check with the walk leader if the walk is suitable for a dog.
Hardest level, either long or with substantial ascent or both. A steady pace is usually set
Typically 8/9 miles sometimes with ascent at a comfortable pace
6/8 miles with little or no ascent
at a slow pace
Joining the Club
Carlisle & District Rambling & Fellwalking Club
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