13 July 2008 , Windsor Great Park
It was a fantastic day at Wheel & Walk Windsor on Sunday 13 July with the sun shining and no rain in sight. Over 170 participants gathered in support of the MS Society following three routes around Windsor Great Park. The event was started by Stephanie Millward who will be representing Great Britain at the Beijing Paralympics.
We would be delighted to hear your views on Wheel & Walk. If you took part, please fill in our Wheel & Walk Windsor survey and help us to make Wheel & Walk even better in 2009.
Photographs of the day are now online at the Wheel and Walk Windsor Gallery.
If you have any questions regarding Wheel & Walk, including fundraising queries, please contact the MS events team on 0870 241 3565 or walks@mssociety.org.uk.
The three routes that participants chose from on Wheel & Walk Windsor were:
This route will give you the opportunity to take in sights such as the magnificent Totem Pole and stunning Wick pond. This short walk is ideal for young families and those in manual wheelchairs
This route will take you around Virginia Lake, through the Valley Gardens and past the historical Leptis Magna Ruins. This route is ideal for occasional walkers, and is fully accessible for wheelchair users and those with limited mobility
This 14km walk is for the keen walkers amongst you! The route will take you through the Saville Gardens to the north of the park and up towards the Copper Horse Statue. This walk is accessible to strong manual wheelchairs, but is best undertaken with a mobility scooter or on foot
