Foraging walks are a regular feature following the Fruit Route walk.  Every walk started with the giving out of a printed guide to safe foraging and a talk on safe and responsible food foraging. Depending on the season the walks took in the most common and easiest plants to identify along with the potential qualities and nutrition of each plant as well as their role in folklore. Over time a number of repeat visitors to Fruit Routes were invited to co-host the walks as they developed confidence in plant ID. Visitors from different countries shared the names and uses for plants in their countries and learnt about the flora of the UK. On the route there are many plants to talk about and harvest including nettle and dandelion, yarrow, lime flower and lime leaf, hawthorn leaf and berry, elderberry and elderflower, wild cherry, gingko, plantain, blackberry, rosehip, garlic mustard.

A large crowd walking along a trail under some trees next to a large building.
A group of people gathered on a field around some young trees.
A group of people walking around the Fruit Routes route.
Several people listening and smiling.
A group of people gathered under a tree.
A collection of leaves and flowers spread on a white background.
A group of people walking under several low hanging tree branches.
A person demonstrating something to other people gathered around. It is unclear from the image what they are all looking at.
A crowd of people chatting under trees.
A crowd of people walking under trees.
A person holding some leaves.
Tree branch with berries. People gathered in the background are out of focus.
A group of people gathered around, listening to a speaker.
A group of people gathered around freshly planted, young trees.