The Monarch's Way - Long Distance Footpath 625 milesThe Monarch's Way Hand Drawn Map
Cotswolds - Guide Book Monarch's Way
Warwickshire - The Monarch's Way
Monarch's Way Map and interconnecting paths
"New Book" The Monarch's Way in Poetry
"PRICES SLASHED" Satmap Digital mapping of The Monarch's Way
Temporary Amendments to The Monarch's Way
Places to Visit along The Monarch's Way
Walks Around The Monarch's Way
Bird News along The Monarch's Way
Amanda's Charity Walk Ham Hill to West Bay
Oak Apple Day 29th May 2012 Guildhall Worcester
Changes to the Route of the Monarch's Way
Minder's at work along the Monarch's Way
Trevor's Boot Relay Pictures part 2
Trevor's Boot Relay Pictures part 3
Trevor's Boot Relay Pictures part 4
Trevor's Boot Relay Pictures part 4A
Trevor's Boot Relay part 5 Book 2
The Monarch's way Relay part 8 (updated)
The Monarch's Way Relay part 9
The Celebration into Charmouth-Trevor's Boot Relay part 10
The Monarch's Way Relay part 11 Book 3
The Monarch's Way Relay Part 12
"New" The Monarch's Way Relay part 13
| Summer and time to plan walking with a set of Monarch's Way Guide Books The Monarch's Way with so much History and beautiful views along the 625 plus miles is an ideal choice. Buy a set of 3 Monarch's Way guide books for £23.50 by cheque. Cost by Paypal is £24.50 much quicker and avoids the need to send a cheque We have fully Embroidered Monarch’s Way cloth Badges Badge discounts available if ordering while purchasing guide book(s) are £2.50 by cheque or by Paypal. New Cotswolds Guide Book now available The Cotswold’s: Along the Monarch’s Way (Stratford-upon-Avon to Bristol) 107 miles 102 pages, 33 photographs and 14 maps cost is £10 including postage Revised 2017 Version of Book 1 Worcester to Stratford-upon-Avon "New" Revised 2020 Version of Book 2 Stratford_Upon_Avon to Charmouth. Both only available from the Monarch's Way Association Please email Contact@monarchsway.50megs.com For details of the Paypal payment link or posting a cheque address
Vicky Owens Monarch’s Way Ultra Run
Vicky will be setting out in late August attempting to set a fastest known time on the Monarch's Way on the Gold Standard version of the route including all the places that Trevor suggested you visit in his guide books and included on his route.
Vicky has also very kindly set up a just giving page to raise funds for the Monarch’s Way. This will provide notice boards along the route and also help to improve the way marking. Donations are possible by using the link below.
https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/themonarchsway
The full distance on the Monarch's Way is longer than Trevor initially thought. This information has been possible due to modern GPS tracking systems and slight route changes.
Welcome to one of the most exciting stories about a Monarch King Charles II and one of the best and varied, 625 mile plus long walk in British History.
Please make contact through the email address: Contact@Monarchsway.50megs.com about Free Accommodations lists, sales of the 3 Monarch's Way Guide Books (still available) and any other enquiries about The Monarch's Way.
We now have a Twitter account @monarchsway So please log in for up to date information and pictures along the 625 mile plus Monarch's Way.
As would have been Trevor's wish, the work on the Monarch's Way continues through the team of Minders and Association members. The ultimate aim is to see the Monarch's Way designated as a National Trail. Caring for the route and promoting it will be a fit testimonial to Trevor.
Temporary Amendments to The Monarch's Way Page and Also the Route Changes pages for Books 1,2 & 3 To ensure that you have the most up to date route information when you set out on your Monarch's Way adventure. |
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The Story The escape of King Charles II after the Battle of Worcester in 1651. Loyally supported by his followers, many at great risk to their own lives, he was given shelter in places both great and humble, many of which still exist today.
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The Walk This long distance walk over 625 miles in length uses footpaths and bridleways. It closely follows the route taken by Charles and enables you to visit many historic sites and buildings, maybe only previously known to you through the history books. It also takes you through two World Heritage Sites, one National Park and six Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty plus some of the finest scenery in western and southern England.
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