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Walks for Health

The Waverley Walks for Health scheme is part of Walking for Health.

It's England’s largest network of health walk schemes, helping thousands of people across the country lead a more active lifestyle. The group walks are led by friendly, specially trained volunteers who are on hand to provide encouragement and support, and make sure no one gets left behind.

  • Most walks are 30-90 minutes and approximately two miles.
  • Walk routes vary every week, some locations offer a longer walk once every month.
  • Walks take account of the pace of the slowest person, but the aim is for brisk walking to increase your heart rate and make you breathe a little faster than normal.
  • Walks are a great way to meet new people through regular exercise.
  • Walks are FREE.

To get involved with the Walks for Health, attend one of the listed walks below and let the leader know. There is no need to book but please allow five minutes to register at the start of walk and fill in a brief registration form.

You will need your GP's agreement if you have been diagnosed or have problems with your heart, balance, joints or bones, or have experienced pains in the chest.

Day and time

Meeting place

Extra information

Tuesday
11am

 Cranleigh Leisure Centre

Walk for 40 to 90 minutes

Tea and coffee available at the end of every walk (payable at the time)

Day and time

Meeting Place

Extra Information

Tuesday 10.30am 

 Farnham Leisure Centre

60 minutes ( 2 miles)
or
30 minutes

In addition:

  • A 30-minute walk on the first Tuesday of each month
  • A 90-minute, faster, longer walk on the last Tuesday of each month, for more experienced walkers.

Day and time

Meeting place

Extra information

Tuesday
10:30am

The corner of the tennis courts at Broadwater Park

30 to 60 minutes

Thursday
11am

All walks start and finish at Godalming Town Bandstand.  We meet at 10.45am for a prompt start at 11.00am.

Starting point:

  • Grid reference: SU 96898 44056
  • Nearest postcode: GU7 1ER
  • What3Words: shunts.verbs.recall

40 to 60 minutes

In addition:

  • A 30-minute walk on the second Thursday of every month.
  • A 90-minute, longer walk replaces the regular walk on the first Thursday of every month and includes a pub lunch (bring money).

Day and time

Meeting place

Extra information

Saturday
11am

 Haslemere Leisure Centre

40 to 60 minutes (two miles)

We always need new leaders and full training is provided on local one-day training courses. No previous experience is necessary, just a willingness to help and an enjoyment of walking to share with others.

If you are interested in training to become a walk leader, please try a walk, then contact Taylor Pierce at Everyone Active by email at TaylorPierce@everyoneactive.com or by calling 01252 723208 to register your interest.

For general information about all walks in the scheme, please call 01252 723208 or email TaylorPierce@everyoneactive.com

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