Walking Pace will launch One Mile Walks later in 2024, here’s a sneak preview. One Mile Walks is a new national programme all about going outdoors, getting moving and enjoying walking. The aim is to create and collate walks across…
One Mile Walks is a new national programme which will be launched later in 2024, all about going outdoors, getting moving and enjoying walking. With collaboration we will promote great One Mile Walks throughout the UK in brilliant settings, but,…
One Mile Walks is a new national programme which will be launched later in 2024, all about going outdoors, getting moving and enjoying walking. In order to reach its potential One Mile Walks seeks to collaborate with national and local…
One Mile Walks is a new national programme which will be launched later in 2024, all about going outdoors, getting moving and enjoying walking. As a collaborative programme there is much to be done and lots of ways for organisations…
We all know that walking is magic. It provides extraordinary benefits for health, wellbeing, but is there a risk that it will become over-medicalised?
Almost 70 years ago the Petersfield to Midhurst railway line closed. There are now plans to turn this nine-mile stretch of former railway line into The Rother Valley Way.
At Walking Pace we love walking. We create walks and write, read and talk walking – a lot! But, if you don’t want to walk, then that’s fine with us. “But walking gives so many benefits.” Of course, the benefits…
The New Forest is the smallest National Park in England but still covers 220 square miles of woodland, heathland and coastline between Southampton and Bournemouth. Like many National Parks this stunning space is close to large populations, in this case…
With World Book Day on Thursday I wonder if any children are going to school dressed head to toe in outdoor gear because their favourite book is a walking guidebook or a tale of mountaineering? In light of World Book…
The Pennine Way should actually be called the ‘Pennine and Cheviot Way’ according to Alfred Wainwright, author of the Pennine Way Companion. The route also excludes some of the Pennines to the south. This was a regular subject of conversation…