Wee
Binnian
Walkers
The Social Club that Walks
Our membership year runs from 1 April to 31 March and costs £30 / €35 per person. To join complete our membership form [link below] and bring the appropriate fee to a scheduled walk. All our walks start at 10.00 am. Registration can also be completed on the day of a walk but ensure you arrive before 9.45 am to fill in the necessary paperwork.
Casual Membership
Newcomers are always very welcome to join us, as casuals, for two walks without any commitment. After which you should, to continue walking with the club, become a member. Just complete our casual membership form [link below] or alternatively fill in a casual membership form on the day of a walk. All our walks start at 10.00 am [see Walks Programme link for location information.] Casual member registration closes, sharp, at 9.45 am.
Walks Programme
Take some time to look at our programme of walks and whether an existing member or new to hill walking we are sure you’ll find something of interest.
Carlingford (Slieve Foye )
Donard Park (Slieve Donard)
Newcastle, United Kingdom
Spelga Dam (Spelga Skyline)
Carricklittle (Hare’s Castle)
Meelmore Lodge (Luke’s Castle) – BBQ after walk in Betty Dorans @ 4pm.
52 Trassey Rd, Bryansford, Newcastle BT33 0QB United Kingdom
Gamekeepers Lodge (Doan)
Attical Football Club (Eagle Mountain)
Silent Valley (Slievenaglogh)
Silent Valley (Slievenagloch), Ballymartin, Newry BT34 4PU United Kingdom
Wee Binnian Walking Festival 2024
Warrenpoint, United Kingdom
Events
At Wee Binnian Walkers we’re known for friendliness and hospitality and we like to finish off our days on the hills with a get-together whether that be in a local pub and/or coffee shop. Running alongside this element of sociability is an active events programme which sees an annual walking festival, standalone social events and trips. Check links below, for further information and details.
Walking Festival
As part of the Newry 850 celebrations, in 1994, the first Wee Binnian walking festival took place. Every year since, on the second weekend in September, the club has run this very successful event. The festival offers a variety of graded walks to suit all abilities with the social highlight of weekend being the popular ‘Blister Boogie’.
Social Events
The Club’s Christmas ‘get together’, after one of our winter walks, is a very popular event and 2023 saw the return of our summer barbeque.
Trips
In addition to Sunday walks the club organises two weekends away, each year, to other parts of Ireland, Scotland, England or Wales.