Here you will find stories and descriptions of many events put on by the IOG, from walks, runs and cycle rides (often with pictures and route maps), to socials, concerts and trampolining, to trips across the UK and further afield.
Feel free to offer articles and pictures for publication. Please send your entries to newsletter@ipswichoutdoor.org
Story contributed by Gill, pics by Simon. Ian’s Walk had a certain attraction in its billing! To start and end at a pub always draws a following with certain elements in the IOG and despite the gloomy forecast we started with 11 souls willing to …
Words and pics contributed by Rachael. Isle of Wight ultra two-day challenge: 106km (65.8 miles) around the island It was on Miriam’s walk early in the year that the event idea was first proposed, and it seemed like a great idea at the time. When …
Dedham Detour: The first part of the walk was just short of 6.5 miles, passing Dedham Mill at the outset then taking in farmland and pleasant undulating countryside to the south of Dedham. It went as far south-west as Parney Heath before returning to Dedham village …
Story and pics contributed by M-L On Saturday, eleven IOGers gathered at Crown Pools mid-afternoon to swim a combined total of 15 kilometres. The purpose (apart from the fun of it, of course) was to raise money for Cancer Research UK, Marie Curie and The Swimathon …
Pictures and story contributed by Sarah. Six people and two dogs joined me on this rather damp day to see the bluebells. I enjoy leading my annual bluebell walk, partly because it means I only have to walk down the road from my house to …
Pics contributed by Sarah and Nick; story by Jan. The sun was shining and it was a very warm and bright day: perfect for our Stutton walk along the River Stour. The meeting point was the Stutton village community hall and after 16 of us …