Wellbeing Walks in west Cheshire

31 January 2022

There is a regular series of weekday Wellbeing Walks available across the borough run by Cheshire West and Chester Council in partnership with The Ramblers.

All of the walks are led by a team of enthusiastic and friendly volunteer walk leaders. Walkers are recommended to wear appropriate footwear and clothing as the walks take place in all weather conditions throughout the year.

No advanced booking is needed walkers just need to register for their first walk. New walkers are always welcome.

Councillor Louise Gittins, Leader of Cheshire West and Chester Council said:

“Walking is an excellent and simple way to increase your activity levels, tone up, help manage your weight, reduce your blood pressure, make your heart fitter and is good for your mental wellbeing.

“Now is the perfect time to put those New Year Resolutions into practise. Walking in a group helps you to stay motivated, gives you the opportunity to make new friends and experience new places and greenspaces.”

Current walks available (all walk durations are approximate.)

Monday Walks

Tuesday Walks

Wednesday Walks

Thursday Walks

  • Malpas Long Walks every second Thursday starting 10.15am (60 to 90 minutes) Contact: suenorwood03@gmail.com or Wendy: 01829 250413
  • Helsby Wellbeing Walk starting 10.30am (30 Minutes) Contact John: 01928 722292 or email: j.c.dearden@ljmu.ac.uk

Friday Walks

The Council is looking to grow the programme and host walks in other areas of the borough. Full training provided in conjunction with The Ramblers.

Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer walk leader or setting up a walk can contact the Health Ranger to receive more information contact: healthranger@cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk

For more information on the wellbeing walk programme there is a promotional video https://youtu.be/Mgy9iuBbWs0

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