Features
Our latest stories, views and opinions on topics related to walking.
Latest features
Why the Ramblers is committed to being an anti-racist organisation
Going for a walk is something many of us take for granted. But some people don’t feel they are welcome to enjoy walking.
How you can keep paths open and accessible
From getting out and exploring them to lending your voice to our campaigns, there’s plenty of things you can do to support our path network.
Mindful walking in nature
Iman tackled her own anxiety through walking in nature and now is helping other young Londoners feel connected through walking.
Munro bagging as a type one diabetic
Helen describes how having diabetes doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy long and challenging walks. But careful preparation is needed.
Walking with a young baby
As a new mum, Nicky has swapped challenging walks for gentler walks in local green spaces and has experienced some challenges she hadn’t anticipated.
Rambles on wheels
If your mobility is limited, it doesn’t mean the countryside is off limits. Debbie North explains that all-terrain vehicles and accessible trails can help.
Walking with the Ramblers and my local Muslim women’s group
Farkhanda is a member of the Ramblers and also leads walks for Muslim women who might feel hesitant to join mainstream walking groups.
How our green routes campaign is transforming our cities
London’s Green Link Walk is a wonderful example of green routes in action - and clear evidence for why we need more.
Path maintenance partnership: Pendle Ramblers and Pendle Borough Council
Pendle Ramblers path maintenance team have joined forces with Pendle Borough Council to improve the borough’s footpaths.
