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Features
Our latest stories, views and opinions on topics related to walking.
Latest features
![A female traveller with a backpack standing on steep steps in Petra, Jordan](https://cdn.ramblers.org.uk/styles/small/s3/2024-05/Winnie Li-min.jpeg?itok=81KS00LG)
Reclaiming the joys and freedoms of solo walking
A devastating attack while walking alone left Winnie M Li traumatized and fearful. She explains how she reclaimed the joys and freedoms of solo travel.
![A walker with umbrella in hand on a road between fields.](https://cdn.ramblers.org.uk/styles/small/s3/2024-05/Jo Yuen walking with Wanderers of Colour_pic credit Ife Akinroyeje_1_0.jpg?itok=u9OQVgy2)
A personal perspective on rural racism by Jo Yuen
Jo Yuen shares their experience and views relating to rural racism to help broaden our understanding of this complex issue.
![A female walker with a path in the background taking a selfie.](https://cdn.ramblers.org.uk/styles/small/s3/2024-05/Nadia Shaikh_0_0.jpg?itok=qMCxnHF_)
A personal perspective on rural racism by Nadia Shaikh
Nadia Shaikh shares their experience and views relating to rural racism to help broaden our understanding of this complex issue.
![A female standing by a tree with a grand building in the background](https://cdn.ramblers.org.uk/styles/small/s3/2024-05/Prof Corinne Fowler_lo res_credit Charlecote Museums Association.jpg?itok=6MDp-ekD)
A personal perspective on rural racism by Corinne Fowler
Corinne Fowler shares their experience and views relating to rural racism to help broaden our understanding of this complex issue.
![A walker wih backpack on, standing in front of a gate, leaning on the stone post.](https://cdn.ramblers.org.uk/styles/small/s3/2024-05/Maxwell Ayamba_0.png?itok=pTItzDwP)
A personal perspective on rural racism by Maxwell Ayamba
Maxwell Ayamba shares their experience and views relating to rural racism to help broaden our understanding of this complex issue.
![London Blind Ramblers walking up a path in Surrey](https://cdn.ramblers.org.uk/styles/small/s3/2024-05/Blind Ramblers.jpg?itok=n9J93QTY)
Walking with the London Blind Ramblers
London Blind Ramblers organise walks for visually impaired people, thanks to support from Ramblers groups who lead walks and provide sighted guides
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.
![Two young walkers strolling with wellies on a narrow path](https://cdn.ramblers.org.uk/styles/small/s3/2024-03/anti-racist-min_1.png?itok=GsZuRJvi)
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.
![Ramblers volunteers carrying maintenance tools across a field](https://cdn.ramblers.org.uk/styles/small/s3/2024-04/Ramblers - Path Maintenance-0656-min.jpg?itok=ceU35kf9)
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.