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Friendly walk for older Bangladeshi women who are members of the Third Age Project. Guests welcome anytime.

Cumberland Market, London NW1 3RH

Booking essential: Book by calling Third Age Project on 020 7383 4922 or email info@thirdageproject.org.uk.

Transport: Buses 24,27, 29,134 (from Hampstead Road) 88 (from Albany St)

This walk is up to 90 minutes long with an optional refreshment stop. Advanced booking essential - Please phone Third Age Project 020 7383 4922 or email info@thirdageproject.org.uk.

This walk is suitable for people living with health conditions or mobility issues. Mobility aids welcome. Suitable for slower walkers. There is a sister walk (Hampstead Heath challenging walk) that goes from Hampstead Heath overground station at the same time. We recommend new walkers try this leisurely walk first and if they find it too easy, they can then try out the hampstead heath challenging walk.

Booking no longer required. If you'd like to attend this walk please turn up to the meeting point listed above to meet the group. You will be asked to fill in a walker registration form on your first walk.

Walk does not run on bank holidays.

This walk goes across the Heath following a different route each week, often diverging from the main paths, so be prepared for uneven ground and walking uphill. After about an hour, the group stops for refreshments at Kenwood or Parliament Hill Café, occasionally venturing further afield to Golders Hill Park. Participants can either make their own way home or join the walk leaders to return by a shorter route to the starting point opposite Hampstead Heath Overground station.

Please wear shoes comfortable for walking in and bear in mind that the Heath can be muddy. You don’t need anything special but avoid open-toed shoes and smooth soles.

Booking no longer required. If you'd like to attend this walk please turn up to the meeting point to meet the group. You will be asked to fill in a walker registration form on your first walk.

Walk does not run on bank holidays.

A health walk at a very easy, slow pace. Everyone is welcome to attend our weekly Tuesday walks.

They are primarily aimed at people who

- want to build up confidence walking again

- are living with a limiting long-term condition

- are recovering from surgery or a stroke 

We walk for 30-45 minutes and go for a hot drink at the end in a local cafe.

Meet at St Pauls tube station for a friendly and fascinating foray into the City's hidden churchyards, gardens, alleyways and historic spaces. 

First Saturday of every month. Arrive at 10.45 for a prompt 11am start.

Men on the Move (Men only walk). Parkland Walk to Finsbury Park Lake Cafe

Keep active and get to know your city like never before with our fun, free and friendly health walks. Monthly on a Thursday and Sunday, these walks explore many fascinating parts of the capital, with a focus on uncovering the hidden history.

Keep active and get to know your city like never before with our fun, free and friendly health walks. Monthly on a Thursday and Sunday, these walks explore many fascinating parts of the capital, with a focus on uncovering the hidden history.

Join us for a walk every Tuesday at 12:00. You will meet Simon at St James Park Station opposite the Petty France exit for 11:50 where you will explore the scenice St James Park. This walk is guaranteed to keep everyone entertained while moving your body. 

We ensure to meet the needs of every participant and can tailor the walk to the group. Rest Stops can be added to the route and avoiding mud and uneven ground is possible just speak to our walk leader prior to starting the walk! 

In the cafe at Queenswood Surgery N8 8JD. Most wellbeing walks start and end close to toilets and refreshments. The walks take place every week. Please arrive a few minutes before the scheduled start time of the walk, where you will be welcomed by the walk leader. Wear appropriate footwear and bring water.

Explore the quieter walkways of North Kensington along the Grand Union Canal from Ladbroke Grove, passing narrow boats and spotting the wildlife that the Canal offers, stopping for a coffee in Maida Vale, then returning to Ladbroke Grove.

Explore the setting for Kensington Palace, and the birthplace of Queen Victoria.

Starting at Kings Arms Gate, walk up to Round Pond along North Walk over The Long Water into Hyde Park round towards The Allotment. Crossing back over the Serpentine, past The Serpentine Gallery, and the towering Albert Memorial, commissioned by Queen Victoria to finish at Queen Gate Entrance.

Bottom gates of Alexandra Park N8 7HP (by Safe store). Most wellbeing walks start and end close to toilets and refreshments. The walks take place every week. Please arrive a few minutes before the scheduled start time of the walk, where you will be welcomed by the walk leader. Wear appropriate footwear and bring water.

This beautiful Park lies in the heart of Kensington and Chelsea, with the walk taking you through the woodlands, Lord Holland’s Statue and Pond, through the peaceful and tranquil Kyoto Gardens. Throughout the seasons, notice the different flowers planted in the Dutch Gardens, finishing at the café.

Safely crossing Albert Bridge, turning to walk along the river through the historic Battersea Park, past the Old English Garden and fountains, Bandstand, then passing around the Boating Lake to the café.

Either finish at the café, or walk back through the park towards Albert Bridge.

Next to Cafe Forks & Green, West Green Road N15 4AB. Most wellbeing walks start and end close to toilets and refreshments. The walks take place every week. Please arrive a few minutes before the scheduled start time of the walk, where you will be welcomed by the walk leader. Wear appropriate footwear and bring water.

2 circuits of Nightingale gardens

Outside Café in Markfield Park, N15 4RB. Most wellbeing walks start and end close to toilets and refreshments. The walks take place every week. Please arrive a few minutes before the scheduled start time of the walk, where you will be welcomed by the walk leader. Wear appropriate footwear and bring water.

A walk through the open green spaces of the New River Centre

Walking through Down Lane Park

Two circuits of Bruce Castle Park

Two circuits of Bruce Castle Park

Meet Rebecca in front of Bruce Castle Park Museum.  This is a walk around the park and will last approx 35 minutes.  This is a circular walk. Starts promptly at 10:45am

The Engine Room, Unit A, Eagle Heights, Lebus Street, N17 9FU. Most wellbeing walks start and end close to toilets and refreshments. The walks take place every week. Please arrive a few minutes before the scheduled start time of the walk, where you will be welcomed by the walk leader. Wear appropriate footwear and bring water.

Two circuits of Bruce Castle Park

Join us for a steady walk every Wednesday from 11-12:30pm. We meet at outside the KuKooLaLa Cafe, Leyton Jubilee Park, E10 7BL Everyone welcome to join, no need to book in advance.

Peckham Pulse Canal Walk

This walk takes isn’t for the fair weather walker!

Meeting point is outside Peckham Pulse gym

This walk takes you across various routes through the park and along the canal especially designed for mixed abilities.

The walk distance is approximately 5km

Walk leader: Jackie

Stonebridge Lock Waterside centre/Near toilets, N17 0XD. Most wellbeing walks start and end close to toilets and refreshments. The walks take place every week. Please arrive a few minutes before the scheduled start time of the walk, where you will be welcomed by the walk leader. Wear appropriate footwear and bring water.

Join the Leyton Orient Trust for a slow paced 30 minute walk with a coffee morning hosted at Stafford Hall after. Everyone welcome. For more information please email Feel.Good@walthamforest.gov.uk