Introducing the Stoke Winter Walk Series

Winter is probably the hardest time to get out and enjoy nature. Recognising that a nudge may be welcome, we’ve set up a series of winter walks in Stoke, where we’ve been improving the Trent Valley Way. From 18th January to 1st March, we’ll run free guided walks to help you connect to the Trent and (re)discover Stoke’s urban nature.

Whether you’re an avid walker, a family looking for a half-term activity, or simply need an excuse to spend time outside, walks ranging from 1-mile (for those with little legs) to 6+ miles all around Stoke.

Join our team of friendly nature experts, community walking groups and local poet, Gabriella Gaye, for a winter walk.

Book on Eventbrite

Trentham Winter Walk

Tuesday 18 January • 10:00am–1:00pm • 6.7 miles
Meeting point: Outside the Trentham Garden Centre
Kick off the series with a circular walk along the Trent Valley Way. Join Trent Rivers Trust staff and local Ramblers for a refreshing route through winter scenery. Bring your own refreshments.

Bucknall Nature Walk

Thursday 29 January • 10:30am–12:30pm • 3 miles
Meeting point: Bucknall Park car park, ST2 8AB
Learn about the conservation work happening along the Trent Valley Way, including recent river restoration projects in Bucknall. A gentle, informative morning walk. Bring your own refreshments.

Hanley Park Nature Walk

Wednesday 11 February • 11:00am–12:00pm • 1.8 miles
Meeting point: Park Church, Boughey Road, ST4 2BZ
Follow a circular route through Hanley Park and the University of Staffordshire area, exploring hidden corners of this vibrant green space. Free refreshments provided at the end.

Half-Term Family Walk

Wednesday 18 February • 11:00am–12:00pm • 1 mile
Meeting point: West End Centre, James Street, Oakhill, Stoke, ST4 5HD
Perfect for families! Enjoy a short, child-friendly guided walk followed by fun activities and refreshments at the West End Centre.

Mural & Poetry Walk

Sunday 1 March • 2:00pm–4:00pm • 6 miles
Meeting point: Stoke City Football Club car park, ST4 4EG
Join local roaming poet Gabriella Gaye for a creative walk along the Trent Valley Way, discovering the river-inspired murals that brighten the city’s walls. A unique blend of nature, art, and storytelling.

How to Book

Booking is advised for all walks.
Book on Eventbrite or send us a message to alison@trentriverstrust.org.uk for more details.

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