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Ashford, Kent high street pub crawl. Starting at Prince Albert, Across road to British Volunteer, down to Undecided, around the top of high street to Prince Of Wales, across to Source bar, then down the high st turn off at bank street and head to the swan on tufton street, across to pheonix then round the back of the pheonix towards Utopia and then Bar 30 back up bank street to town centre into man of kent, across to the George come out of the George and head down to the back of weatherspoons, down east hill towards the star and finish in Liquid.
(suggested by Hebbesy)

the white swan in richmond......any good ?
(suggested by dalheimer)

A pub crawl for those who don't mind a bit of walking in between their pints. Ideal for those living in the Heworth suburb of York, the full route can be seen by clicking this link : http://www.beerintheevening.com/crawls/crawl_details.shtml?4871 It takes in the "quieter" side of York, and features pubs which should be popular with all tastes, especially real ale drinkers. Other pubs may be added in Goodramgate itself, but allow plenty of time to finish off by the river at the Kings Arms if it's a warm, sunny day.
(suggested by MountainMan - timlangham@hotmail.co.uk)

Anyone for live music in Saltash....? How about Dinner at the Boatman, few pints...across to the Union Inn for some more... then tinker up the road feeling all bubbly...stop off for a refresher in the Two Bridges.... on the the rail way for a swift pint....the up to Icewarm Live Music Cafe for the rest of the night to catch the best live music in Saltash...
(suggested by Ilovemusic)

southsea evening tour come by train!! get off at fratton station and walk to the Eastfield Hotel, prince albert road a superb back street local with two bars, walk on to the sir loin of beef, always an excellant selection of up to 8 real ales ans several belgium bottles, walk out onto the seafront and take a pleasent 15 minute walk along the prom, find the florence arms in florence road, proclaims it's self southseas hidden gem and it really is a great pub, continue up the road to find the pheonix and great little boozer, ignoring all the student dives on albert road go to the barley mow acomfortable locals pub and slip round the corner for your final pint in the hole in the wall, a good look at the best that southsea has to offer, walk back to portsmouth and southsea station avoiding the eldon at all costs cheers Littlecon
(suggested by littlecon)

Flag and Bell Pub Crawl for IT Professionals Date: Tuesday, 1st of April 2008, 6.00pm onwards Venue: The Plough Pub 27 Museum Street, WC1A 1LH Bloomsbury Details: The Flag and Bell is a Tech Pub Crawl held on the first Tuesday of each month. It is a free, networking event for anyone interested in search engines, the Internet or web technology. We will visit a couple of pubs and spend about 45 minutes at each. All pubs are in walking distance of the first one. All you need to do is listen out for the bell and follow the flag to the next pub.
(suggested by Megan Hamilton - megan@trexy.com)

start off if you want a cheap pitcher i would say cross keys then go upmarket to the peahen and myabe pass by the vintry then try thef leuyr and then mokoks if you feeling cocktails and last place eithedr btahcwood or ice

Central(ish) Liverpool 1. Peter Kavanaghs 2. The Blackburne Arms 3. The Belvedere 4. Philarmonic Dining Rooms 5. Ye Cracke 6. The Pilgrim 7. Roscoe Head The bonus is they are all downhill!!!
(suggested by compo_log)

Dont have one in mind in particular, but i bought a pack of cards when in oxford recently which had a different pub for each card so you could take them out to work out a crawl - they were sorted into areas by suit. Website is pub-cards.co.uk, looks like they might be about to do other areas also... thought it might be handy for other ppl :)
(suggested by make mine a gin - carlymailing@gmail.com)

THE DISTILLERS ARMS 64 FULHAM PALACE ROAD, Hammersmith. The Gardenia club - Live Jazz Music FREE. 25th March/1st April. Food, ale, wine. 8p.m
(suggested by THE GARDENIA CLUB)

The age olde circle line challenge, but go west, not east as everythin is shut extremment early goin east. if you do miss a stop, go to an offy nd down summat there. sorted, simple, good dirty fun.
(suggested by hughbert esquire)

The Flag and Bell is a Tech Pub Crawl held on the first Tuesday of each month. It is a free, networking event for anyone interested in search engines, the Internet or web technology. We will visit a couple of pubs and spend about 45 minutes at each. All pubs are in walking distance of the first one. All you need to do is listen out for the bell and follow the flag to the next pub. Contact: To register, please email megan@trexy.com For more information http://flag-and-bell.com/
(suggested by Megan Hamilton - meganh@trexy.com)

Just go down Hampton Hill... its half a mile long with 5 decent pubs on the way...plus 2 curry houses, chineses n pizza places 4 afta!
(suggested by mini_boozer)

Billericay High Street Pub Crawl 1. The Railway 2. The Crown 3. Stewarts 4. The Blue Boar 5. Chequers 6. Coach and Horses 7. Red Lion 8. The White Hart 9. The Rising Sun 10.Ivory Rooms
(suggested by Ian)

Pub Golf. You have a certain number of holes (i.e. Pubs) and at each pub you have to consume a pre-decided drink in a certain par (gulps) If you drink it in one go its a hole in one)
(suggested by Face_88)

Scavenger Hunt. You create a list of certain items which have to be obtained on your crawl and the team with the most of these items at the end is the winner. Items can include bottle tops from different brand drinks, wine corks, drinks coasters, autographs from random strangers, etc.
(suggested by Face_88)

Three-Legged pub crawl. People split up into pairs and have their legs tied together throughout the crawl and then have to drink pre planned drinks in each pub. (toilet breaks have to be taken together)
(suggested by Face_88)

A-Z Pub crawl. You all go out in teams of about 4-5 (depending on how much you want to drink) and the idea is for each team to try and consume a drink beginning with each letter of the alphabet. The team that gets the most letters by the last pub is the winner.
(suggested by Helena Messiter-Tooze)

Rubik's Pub Crawl. Everyone on the crawl has to go out dressed in each of the colours of the rubik's cube which are; blue, green, white, yellow, orange and red. You then have to try and swap the items of clothing so that by the end of the pub crawl you are wearing just one colour. At each pub stop you also have to consume a drink of each of the colours of the rubik's cube. Making this a crawl consisting of 6 stops.
(suggested by Helena Messiter-Tooze)

Colchester real ale pubs crawl
(suggested by Love_Good_Ale - brightsideoflife@ntlworld.com)

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Ashford, Kent high street pub crawl. Starting at Prince Albert, Across road to British Volunteer, down to Undecided, around the top of high street to Prince Of Wales, across to Source bar, then down the high st turn off at bank street and head to the swan on tufton street, across to pheonix then round the back of the pheonix towards Utopia and then Bar 30 back up bank street to town centre into man of kent, across to the George come out of the George and head down to the back of weatherspoons, down east hill towards the star and finish in Liquid. (suggested by Hebbesy)
the white swan in richmond......any good ? (suggested by dalheimer)
A pub crawl for those who don't mind a bit of walking in between their pints. Ideal for those living in the Heworth suburb of York, the full route can be seen by clicking this link : http://www.beerintheevening.com/crawls/crawl_details.shtml?4871 It takes in the "quieter" side of York, and features pubs which should be popular with all tastes, especially real ale drinkers. Other pubs may be added in Goodramgate itself, but allow plenty of time to finish off by the river at the Kings Arms if it's a warm, sunny day. (suggested by MountainMan - timlangham@hotmail.co.uk)
Anyone for live music in Saltash....? How about Dinner at the Boatman, few pints...across to the Union Inn for some more... then tinker up the road feeling all bubbly...stop off for a refresher in the Two Bridges.... on the the rail way for a swift pint....the up to Icewarm Live Music Cafe for the rest of the night to catch the best live music in Saltash... (suggested by Ilovemusic)
southsea evening tour come by train!! get off at fratton station and walk to the Eastfield Hotel, prince albert road a superb back street local with two bars, walk on to the sir loin of beef, always an excellant selection of up to 8 real ales ans several belgium bottles, walk out onto the seafront and take a pleasent 15 minute walk along the prom, find the florence arms in florence road, proclaims it's self southseas hidden gem and it really is a great pub, continue up the road to find the pheonix and great little boozer, ignoring all the student dives on albert road go to the barley mow acomfortable locals pub and slip round the corner for your final pint in the hole in the wall, a good look at the best that southsea has to offer, walk back to portsmouth and southsea station avoiding the eldon at all costs cheers Littlecon (suggested by littlecon)
Flag and Bell Pub Crawl for IT Professionals Date: Tuesday, 1st of April 2008, 6.00pm onwards Venue: The Plough Pub 27 Museum Street, WC1A 1LH Bloomsbury Details: The Flag and Bell is a Tech Pub Crawl held on the first Tuesday of each month. It is a free, networking event for anyone interested in search engines, the Internet or web technology. We will visit a couple of pubs and spend about 45 minutes at each. All pubs are in walking distance of the first one. All you need to do is listen out for the bell and follow the flag to the next pub. (suggested by Megan Hamilton - megan@trexy.com)
start off if you want a cheap pitcher i would say cross keys then go upmarket to the peahen and myabe pass by the vintry then try thef leuyr and then mokoks if you feeling cocktails and last place eithedr btahcwood or ice
Central(ish) Liverpool 1. Peter Kavanaghs 2. The Blackburne Arms 3. The Belvedere 4. Philarmonic Dining Rooms 5. Ye Cracke 6. The Pilgrim 7. Roscoe Head The bonus is they are all downhill!!! (suggested by compo_log)
Dont have one in mind in particular, but i bought a pack of cards when in oxford recently which had a different pub for each card so you could take them out to work out a crawl - they were sorted into areas by suit. Website is pub-cards.co.uk, looks like they might be about to do other areas also... thought it might be handy for other ppl :) (suggested by make mine a gin - carlymailing@gmail.com)
THE DISTILLERS ARMS 64 FULHAM PALACE ROAD, Hammersmith. The Gardenia club - Live Jazz Music FREE. 25th March/1st April. Food, ale, wine. 8p.m (suggested by THE GARDENIA CLUB)
The age olde circle line challenge, but go west, not east as everythin is shut extremment early goin east. if you do miss a stop, go to an offy nd down summat there. sorted, simple, good dirty fun. (suggested by hughbert esquire)
The Flag and Bell is a Tech Pub Crawl held on the first Tuesday of each month. It is a free, networking event for anyone interested in search engines, the Internet or web technology. We will visit a couple of pubs and spend about 45 minutes at each. All pubs are in walking distance of the first one. All you need to do is listen out for the bell and follow the flag to the next pub. Contact: To register, please email megan@trexy.com For more information http://flag-and-bell.com/ (suggested by Megan Hamilton - meganh@trexy.com)
Just go down Hampton Hill... its half a mile long with 5 decent pubs on the way...plus 2 curry houses, chineses n pizza places 4 afta! (suggested by mini_boozer)
Billericay High Street Pub Crawl 1. The Railway 2. The Crown 3. Stewarts 4. The Blue Boar 5. Chequers 6. Coach and Horses 7. Red Lion 8. The White Hart 9. The Rising Sun 10.Ivory Rooms (suggested by Ian)
Pub Golf. You have a certain number of holes (i.e. Pubs) and at each pub you have to consume a pre-decided drink in a certain par (gulps) If you drink it in one go its a hole in one) (suggested by Face_88)
Scavenger Hunt. You create a list of certain items which have to be obtained on your crawl and the team with the most of these items at the end is the winner. Items can include bottle tops from different brand drinks, wine corks, drinks coasters, autographs from random strangers, etc. (suggested by Face_88)
Three-Legged pub crawl. People split up into pairs and have their legs tied together throughout the crawl and then have to drink pre planned drinks in each pub. (toilet breaks have to be taken together) (suggested by Face_88)
A-Z Pub crawl. You all go out in teams of about 4-5 (depending on how much you want to drink) and the idea is for each team to try and consume a drink beginning with each letter of the alphabet. The team that gets the most letters by the last pub is the winner. (suggested by Helena Messiter-Tooze)
Rubik's Pub Crawl. Everyone on the crawl has to go out dressed in each of the colours of the rubik's cube which are; blue, green, white, yellow, orange and red. You then have to try and swap the items of clothing so that by the end of the pub crawl you are wearing just one colour. At each pub stop you also have to consume a drink of each of the colours of the rubik's cube. Making this a crawl consisting of 6 stops. (suggested by Helena Messiter-Tooze)
Colchester real ale pubs crawl (suggested by Love_Good_Ale - brightsideoflife@ntlworld.com)
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