Ramblers Wellbeing Walks Newham

Accessible group walks in East London

🥾 Newham Regular short walks Beginner-friendly Social

Ramblers Wellbeing Walks Newham runs short, friendly and accessible walks designed to help you get more active, whatever your starting point. Part of the national Ramblers Wellbeing Walks network, the walks are led by trained volunteers and kept gentle over easy ground, making them ideal if you're new to walking, returning after illness, or after sociable company.

Walking with others means you'll feel safe and supported, with no worries about pace or finding your way. It's a lovely way to boost your physical and mental wellbeing, meet people locally and enjoy Newham's parks and the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park nearby.

Register for free to hear about upcoming walks and take a warm, encouraging first step towards feeling better.

Newham, London
Regular short walks

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