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WALK MONDAY 5th JAN - FIGUEIRA CORK FOREST

Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2026 7:32 pm
by williew
A Happy New Year to all.

I am delighted to organise our first walk of 2026. It is a lovely easy walk. We head up through the pretty village of Figueira, through a Cork Forest and out into the countryside via the orange groves. We then loop back passing lots of grapevines and ruined farmhouses. Some of the tracks are through wet grass and we pass some bee hives which were not a problem last time we walked this route. We head back via a cafe in the village where we can stop for refreshments before heading back to the cars via the river bank. The walk is around 8 kms, 2 hours and not too difficult. Please wear suitable footwear, no charge but numbers limited to 20 walkers. We may look to return to Carvoeiro for lunch at Vimar.

Meeting time 10.00 am. Meeting point: Sociedade de Figuerense, Figueira (R.Calcada da Fonte 17, 8500-132). Directions: Drive west along the N125, pass the Alvor turning and Penina Golf. About 2kms further along go under a footbridge and immediately turn right at the sign: "Polidisportivo". Park just after the social club entrance. There is no cafe at the start of the walk.

The weather looks to be ok but will be re-assessed on Sunday. If you would like to join us please add your name below. The contact number on the day is: 0044 7715174723.


Willie W
willie.whitesmith@gmail.com

Re: WALK MONDAY 5th JAN - FIGUEIRA CORK FOREST

Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2026 12:41 pm
by Kevin and his dogs
Hi Willie.
Audrey and I would like to join you for a walk.

Re: WALK MONDAY 5th JAN - FIGUEIRA CORK FOREST

Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2026 4:31 pm
by Rick@Carvoeiro
Debbie for the walk and lunch if available.

Re: WALK MONDAY 5th JAN - FIGUEIRA CORK FOREST

Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2026 2:52 pm
by ingevano
Hello,

Thank you for organizing,
Inge and Rudy from Belgium would also like to join the walk

Kind Regards
Rudy

Re: WALK MONDAY 5th JAN - FIGUEIRA CORK FOREST

Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2026 9:07 pm
by London123
Hi Willie

Susan and I would like to join you on the walk tomorrow.

Thanks

Ian Thomas