Wellbeing Walk Search Results

Join others for a leisurely chat and walk with others and Geoffrey around Nowton Park.  An opportunity to continue with cake and coffee after. Meet on the grass area near the car park pay machine in Nowton Park. This is a grade 2/3 walk, up to 80 minutes.

 

 

This activity is delivered by Community Voluntary Services Tendring (CVST) as part of the Healthier Independent Longer Lives (HILL) project. It is designed to help people lead healthier, more independent and active lives.

This is a weekly walk meeting at Naze Park road, opposite the children's play park. The walks includes a break where possible for a cuppa and chat. The walks are either along the seafront or on the Naze. The walks start from 9.15am and usually end around11am. All walks are free, fun and suitable for all ages and abilities to come along and make new friends.

Call Becky on 07707282907 for more details

A leisurely town and countryside walk. This group now offers two walks from the same meet point.A shorter grade 1 walk, 30/45 minutes (easier) and a grade 3 (longer), 60 minutes. The longer route can cover some uneven ground. Free parking at the Leisure Centre. Join us for a friendly walk. Join us for a chat, and stay for a cuppa after the walk.

This week is the Anniversary Charity Walk raising awareness for St Nicholas Hospice Care 2025. There is the option of two walks.  You may be an absolute beginner, in poor health or recovering from poor health but we are here to help you improve your health at your own pace.  Whether it's 50 minutes or 50 yards, we will help you along with fresh air and good company.  Longer walk goes around Nowton Park taking in all the flora and wildlife.

Come and join this friendly wellbeing walk with a great social atmosphere, doing a walk that suits you. We offer a smaller, medium and longer walk.

A G3, 2.5 miles walk along lanes, Yare Valley and other footpaths. Route alongside river, ponds and through parkland. Free parking at Bowthorpe Shopping Centre car park. Refreshments at Roy’s cafe. 

A G2, 2.5 miles quiet, rurual walk along field edge and woodland paths together with some country roads around Framingham Pigot. Look out for two St Andrew’s churches. Free parking at one church. Refreshments at Green Pastures or Highway.

Join the walk leaders on a gentle 2.5-mile, grade 1 walk taking you up Old Norwich Road towards Claydon and back. The majority of the walk is on flat and paved surfaces so is wheelchair accessible for those with some mobility issues. A lighter walk is great for those starting to get into walking.

The meet point is Whitton Football Club, Old Norwich Road, Ipswich - IP1 6LE.

There is parking available at Whitton Football Club where walkers can get a coffee at the club or from Combat Coffee after the walk. Toilets are also accessible here.

Please note, assistant dogs only on this walk. This walk is accessible via pubic transport.

A beginners walk, grade 2, 60 minutes along the old railway line. Meet at Abbeycroft Leisure Centre entrance. Well behaved dogs permitted on leads, free parking (please give car registration number to the walk leaders), toilets and refreshments available locally. Walk volunteers can support walkers back to the start should the walk prove too challenging.

Grade 3, 75 minutes walking. This walk is not wheelchair accessible. Dogs permitted on a short lead. N.B There are cows on Millennium Green

Meet in the Thoroughfare car park, charges apply - 2 hours is £1.00.

Refreshments available in Halesworth town centre.

Public toilets in Town Park.

Public transport available into Halesworth, including a train station. Please check service timetables.

An easy, 30 minute walk suitable for people recovering from illness or wanting to begin walking for their health and wellbeing, with an extended 60 minute loop for improvers. Get more active in good company with these beginner's and improver's level walks. If the beginners walk is too challenging, we can cut it short to meet your needs on the day. Join us for tea, coffee and chat after the walk.

Meet near Park View Chapel for a 10.00 start. Parking, toilets and refreshments available at Parkview Chapel. Sorry, no dogs except assistance dogs.

Join this slower paced, friendly and sociable group for a gentle walk around Soham. For further information or to ask about suitability, contact the coordinator on 01353 616348 or email healthyyou@eastcambs.gov.uk

All ability of walkers welcome. Two walks each Tuesday, one short slower walk, suitable for anyone from new walkers trying it for the first time to seasoned walkers enjoying a steady walk and a chat. We have hot drinks and cakes before and after the walks and on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday each month we have access to a cafe close by.

Very friendly and welcoming walk. We have some wonderful, knowledgeable local people who identify fabulous resources and share information about local history, local wildlife etc. We walk around the town and in the countryside and link up occasionally with other local walking groups.

Join this weekly wellbeing walk around the Harecroft area of Wisbech.

The walk is a calm pace giving plenty of opportunity to chat away as you walk. This walk aims to provide a safe space to get out and meet new people, or simply just walk within a group. A chance to get active, enjoy the fresh air and local green spaces. 

The walk will last around 50-60 minutes depending on crossings and the group pace. 

The walk route goes from the Chapel Road Car Park (back of) through the Harecroft fields, then over Leverington road to walk along the river, finally looping back to Harecroft to return to the Chapel Street Car Park. 

This walk is kindly led by the local social prescribers! 

Why not come and try it out? You will be welcomed with open arms.

Blickling Woodland Estate walk via 3 car parks. Walk start from the overflow car park & goes through Buck Common & Woodgate car parks, returning to Main car park. Grade 3 walk - 4 miles.

G3, 3.2 miles walk using grass paths, bridleways and rural lanes to explore this Broadland village and surrounding countryside. Optional walk along boardwalk to Ranworth Broad Nature Reserve. Free parking at Maltsters Inn. Refreshments at the pub.

A friendly, leisurely walk from Clare Castle Country Park. Meet at the Goods Shed. Grade 2-3, an easier- moderate walk. Parking charges apply at Clare Country Park. Dogs welcome on short leads. Refreshments and toilets available.

Grade 4, 90 minutes walking. This walk is not wheelchair accessible. Dogs permitted on a short lead.

Join Fiona and Chris and experience the ancient market town, Castle, Mere and beautiful surrounding countryside

Meet opposite the Castle Inn, Church Street.  Roadside parking in Framlingham is very limited. Parking charges apply on the various car parks in the town.

Refreshments and toilets available in Framlingham.

Public transport limited, please check service timetables.

An enjoyable 2.5-mile walk taking you up Old Norwich Road and through the fields and footpaths towards Akenham and back down to the football club. The majority of the walk is on footpaths and well-walked fields so isn’t wheelchair accessible but may be OK for those with slight mobility issues with support. There are some small gradients.

There is parking available at the Football Club where there are toilets available as well. Why not grab a coffee at the football club after the walk, or from Combat Coffee.

Please note assistance dogs only on this walk.

Join us for a weekly chatty and social walk along March riverside, park and streets of March town all starting and finishing from March Library. This walk aims to provide a space to make new friends, chat and get active whilst doing so. This walk will last around 60 minutes depending on the pace of the group  and any crossings. There are rest stops available along the route, and the pace is a variable pace to the group on the day. 

Ideal for parents prior to school pick up, and/or those looking to increase their active minutes in a social, friendly way. 

 

This activity is delivered by Community Voluntary Services Tendring (CVST) as part of the lottery funded Healthier Independent Longer Lives (HILL) project. It is designed to help people lead healthier, more independent and active lives.

This friendly group is a great way to get outside and enjoy the local area. Come along to meet new friends and get active. There is a refreshment stop during the walk and the walk starts from different places so make sure you call first!

A gentle paced, short but social walk ideal for those looking to be more active, social and wish to gain confidence in going out.

A circular walk for all abilities starting and finishing at the Chatteris library. The route goes along Furrowfields Road cutting through to the Furrowfields Park where the views across the Fens can be enjoyed. 

A social walk where people can opt to join the 'Cuppa and Chat' session at the Library afterwards (optional).

G1, 1.5 miles extending to G3, 4 miles. Route is mainly field edge and woodland paths around Sprowston and Beeston areas. Some tarmac paths and residential pavements. Free parking by St Mary & St Margaret’s Church. Refreshments at Sprowston GC. 

A walk along Breck Farm Lane and Marriott's Way to the Village Green, returning via Isbets Dale. Grade 2 walk, 2.4 miles.

An enjoyable but slightly more challenging grade 4, 3.5-mile walk taking you up Old Norwich Road and through the fields and footpaths by Akenham and back down to the football club. The majority of the walk is on footpaths, bridleways and well-walked fields with some narrow access points so isn’t wheelchair accessible and may not be appropriate for those with mobility issues. There are some small gradients.

The meeting point and car parking is at Whitton Football Club. IP1 6LE.

Toilets are available at the clinic and why not grab a coffee at Combat Coffee after the walk.

Please note assistance dogs only are welcome on this walk.

Join Margaret, Fiona and Pat for a countryside walk along footpaths and lanes from Leiston towards Sizewell.

This is a grade 2, 60 minute gentle walk that meets at outside Leiston Leisure Centre, Red House Lane, IP16 4LS (what3words - icebergs.alarmed.saddens)

Dogs are welcome and must be a short lead at all times. There is free parking available and refreshments and toilets are available in Leiston. This walk is not suitable for wheelchair users and is accessible via public transport.

Weekly Wellbeing Walk with the Haven Health in Felixstowe. This is a grade 2-4, 60-90 minute walk, meeting in the surgery reception at 12.50pm. They leave the surgery walking on tarmac parts, over the footbridge towards the Trimley marshes. The drain is mostly flat with some small undulations. The walks is through woodland and along field edges and bridleways and is mostly firm throughout.

Parking is available in Morrisons on site. Toilets are available in the surgery or at Morrisons, and refreshments are available to purchase in Morrisons before or after the walk.

Dogs are welcome to attend, but must be on a short lead at all times. This walk is accessible via public transport, please check local timetable. Unfortunately due the varying terrain, this walk is not suitable for wheelchair users.

 

The activity is delivered by Community Voluntary Services Tendring (CVST) as part of the lottery funded Healthier Independent Longer Lives (HILL) project. It is designed to help people lead healthier, more independent and active lives.

This is a fun walk for all ages and abilities. Come along and make new friends in your local community, have fun and get active!

Come join for an enjoyable health walk in Wandlebury Country Park. This walk is great for being out in nature, being active and is a very social group.