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The walking club is a friendly group of ramblers who will make you feel very welcome. We are part of the Boldon Community Association which is in New Road, Boldon, South Tyneside, Tyne and Wear.
The BOAC is one of the oldest established walking clubs in the area. Membership is varied both in ability and age.

Club members complete the St. Oswald's Way and collect £900 for St. Oswald's Hospice.
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The BOAC have a comprehensive programme of activities throughout the year including Sunday walks each month, mid-week walks once a fortnight, week-end trips to various Youth Hostels and Lodges and long distance rambling holidays involving a week away twice a year.

Heading down to Seathwaite after climbing Glaramara - Borrowdale weekend December 2008
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On the monthly Sunday walks members are transported to the start by coach from the Community Centre. Walks are graded enabling members to choose a walk suitable to their individual ability - walk lengths are usually between 9 and 14 miles. Usually there are three or four walks arranged which are led by experienced BOAC members. Everybody is responsible for their own safety and being properly equipped.
Destinations vary and have included Cumbria, Northumberland, Teesdale and both the Yorkshire Dales and Moors.

On Golden Cap during our Dorset Week in September 2008.
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Sunday walks need to be booked and paid for in advance, bookings being made at the Community Centre Reception. The cost is £6 per person per walk.
Mid-week walks are held once a fortnight alternating between Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. We meet at the Community Centre and use members' cars for transport, sharing the cost.
In addition we hold social evenings during the year including a barn dance in November. See the 2010 events calendar for more details including programme of walking and social events. |
Boldon Outdoor Activities Club, New Road, Boldon, Tyne and Wear.
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