London Blind Ramblers

Guided walks for blind and partially sighted people

🥾 Across London Around 24–30 guided walks a year, mainly spring–summer Beginner-friendly Social Day trips

London Blind Ramblers is a friendly membership group for blind and partially sighted people who love getting outdoors, supported by sighted guides on every walk. An activity group of the Recreational Club for the Blind and affiliated to the Ramblers, it runs around 24–30 guided walks per year, mainly in spring and summer, typically 6–8 miles in and around London and the Home Counties.

With a warm, supportive community of members, it's a wonderful way to enjoy the countryside, stay active and make friends in an environment built around accessibility. Newcomers are welcome, and the group is always keen to connect with host Ramblers groups and volunteer guides.

If you or someone you know would benefit, do get in touch via the website.

Across London
Around 24–30 guided walks a year, mainly spring–summer

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Real stories of people who found their people in London.

Rachel Okafor · 15 June 2026 I was someone's mum from 6am to midnight. A book club gave me back two hours that were mine. After my son was born I disappeared into being his mother. The thing that brought me back wasn't a spa day or a grand gesture. It was a paperback and a room full of women. Stephen Pryce · 11 June 2026 I couldn't remember the last time I'd made a new friend. Then I made one at 41. My friendships had quietly thinned out over a decade, and I'd stopped believing new ones were still possible at my age. A weekly board game night proved me wrong. Margaret Ellison · 5 June 2026 At 68, I thought my world had got smaller. A walking group proved me wrong. After I retired and lost my husband, the house went quiet and the days got long. Then a Saturday walking group gave me back something I thought was gone for good.