Wellbeing Walk Search Results

Every Thursday at 11:00
Open to all and especially for those experiencing emotional and mental wellbeing difficulties. A lovely walk across the wide open space of Epsom Downs.

You are welcome to join this small friendly group to walk in shady woodland and around Burgh Heath Pond. On the way, you will spot ducks, geese, moorhens, herons and, occasionally, cormorants.

Every Friday
Join this lovely moderately paced walk from Banstead, into the surrounding countryside up to Burgh Heath. Catch sight of owls flying low and red kites and buzzards up above.

A wonderful and varied walk leaving from Leatherhead Leisure Centre covering trails over Norbury Park and along the River Mole. Plenty of opportunity to chat and stop for refreshments afterwards in a local cafe.

A very friendly and welcoming walk to all but particularly those living with diabetes or pre-diabetes. Plenty of opportunity to chat about diabetes and/or living with the condition. (The 1st and 3rd Monday of the month are from Leatherhead Leisure Centre, the 2nd and 4th Monday of the month are from Denbies Vineyard.)

A wonderful opportunity to discover the village and surrounding walking trails of Buckland which sits at the base of the North Downs escarpment. A faster paced 90 minute walk with Mandy, your leader, will keep you fit and healthy!

A beautiful meander through Denbies Vineyard with trails up to the viewing points and through woodland to Westhumble. A chance too to visit the cafe and farm shop on site.

A variety of walking routes around Bushy Park, with lakes, woodland gardens and parkland.

A very pretty walk around the paths of Brockham village and surrounding trails, with opportunities to spot the local wildlife and river life along the banks of the River Mole. Varying routes each week.

You will be welcomed by this friendly group, to join them on a walk on the marshes and around the lakes in South Merstham. There is plenty of wildlife such as ducks, grebes, swans, coots, cormorants and herons. In the springtime, you will see lambs in the surrounding fields. The walk lasts 90-minutes and starts from the Merstham Community Hub/library.

The route goes across the lakes on the Watercolour Development for a little bird watching and then on into the countryside nearby. There are good walking surfaces throughout, with an alterntive route if the path becomes flooded.

The walk can also be joined at the junction of Nutfield Road and Holmesdale Avenue at 11:20

This a mostly level walk from the town of Redhill out to the beautiful Watercolour Lakes. A walk to improve wellbeing and social life. The lakes offer an abundant of wildlife including ducks, swans, and cormorants. In the spring there are lambs in the fields. If you would like more company and a calming walk, this is perfect for you.
The walk does not operate on a bank holiday.

A variety of walking routes in Bushy Park and its beautiful woodland gardens. There are two groups, a faster paced 60 minute walk and a gentler 45 minute stroll.

Bushy Park - third Monday of every month.
A linear walk through beautiful Bushy Park to Hampton Court, finishing at Hampton Court Station, with option to go for coffee in East Molesey.

A walk in Ham Lands and along the river paths. A flat walk with a mix of paved and grass surfaces.
There is a short walk option of approximately 30 -40 mins, and a gentle to intermediate walk of 60 minutes.

Ham and Richmond Park walk, second Monday of every month.
This linear walk follows a route around Ham and Richmond Park and includes a coffee stop at the end at Pembroke Lodge.

Every Monday at 10:30 Come along to this conveniently situated walk in Caterham on the Hill. Close to shops, cafes and pubs, you'll enjoy the pleasure of a peaceful countryside with some great views. In partership with Townhill Medical Practice.

Join this enjoyable level walk twice a month across Nutfield Marshes and around Mercers Lake. There is plenty of wildlife to spot - on the lake and in the sky.

Take a walk around beautiful, leafy Richmond Park. Meet at Richmond Hill Gate, walk finishes at Pembroke Lodge.
This 60 minute walk is over paths, grass, uneven surfaces, and includes hills and descents. The walk takes place every week from same start location.
Please note It is not suitable for beginners or walkers with limiting health conditions. It is for intermediate to advanced walkers.

Crane Park walk, fourth Monday of every month. A circular walk beside the River Crane through Crane Park via a nature reserve returning for coffee at the Prince Blucher pub, Twickenham Green.

This ancient coppiced woodland is the perfect route for a walk with its hedgerows and many forms of wildlife such a Roe deer, Kestrels, Kingfishers and Jays. Brush up on your knowledge of wild flowers by looking out for wood sorrel, wood anemone and, in the late spring, and abundance of bluebells. Taking the Viewpoint option along Redhill Common rewards walkers with a spectacular view across the Weald to the South Downs.

You'll receive a warm welcome to this wonderful woodland walk on North Holmwood Common following trails and stopping at various viewing points. This is a 90 minute walk at a moderate/fast pace often over uneven ground. There is the opportunity to stop for refreshments in the church hall afterwards.

Richmond Riverside - first Monday of each month. Linear walk along the Thames Towpath, from Richmond along the riverside.
The walk lasts for 1 to 1.5 hours.
Meet outside White Cross Hotel, Water Lane, finish in Kingston.

Join us every Monday for a free, short and easy health walk around the green spaces local to Richmond train station.

Welcome to our Bletchingley Way West walk. A easy-pace 90-minute walk into local countryside. This walk is unsuitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs. Park behind the village hall.

Come along and walk with a friendly group from Bletchingley Village hall. This circular walk goes via a sandy track, through the golf course, emerging at a small wood. Following the walk, the group takes refreshments at Bletchingley Golf Club with a choice to sit outside a cabin, or have lunch in the club. Parking is available at the hall. Can also be reached by taking the No.400 bus.

This walk has a number of routes along the riverside. Paths can be uneven, wet and slippery, and can be muddy as the river is tidal and will cover the paths, leaving them wet, so please be aware of this.

A lovely countryside walk from the garden centre into the surrounding countryside and past ponds.

A level walk from The Farmhouse pub through surrounding countryside. Enjoy refreshments at the pub after the walk. Parking on site. Can also be reached by taking the No.20 bus.

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.

On the fourth Wednesday of every month, you will be welcomed by this friendly group for a walk on Outwood Common. Enjoy a refreshing circular walk through coppiced woods and across open farmland.  See the well known windmill, seasonal wild flowers, and crops grown by local farmers. This is a 75 - 90 minutes walk from the National Trust car park. The route is along footpaths, goes through a kissing gate, across a bridge over a small stream, and has one slope.