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Organised walks to improve your health 

Our free health walks aim to encourage you to walk further, more briskly and more often so that you gain health benefits. All walks start at 10am and last around 30-40 minutes.

All health walks start at 10am and last for approximately 30 - 40 minutes. They're located on bus routes and have car parking facilities. Please check the tables below to find the dates and locations of our upcoming walks.

What you need to bring

Please bring the following items with you for the walk:

  • an emergency contact number
  • reading glasses if you need them (as we will ask you to complete a basic questionnaire before your first walk)
  • your medication (if you take any for conditions such as asthma or angina etc)
  • if you have diabetes, please bring a sugary snack or drink

May
  Date  Location  Meeting place directions
Tuesdays  15 St Martin  Car park opposite school
22 Ransom's Garden Centre Car park
29 Gorey  Longbeach car park
Wednesdays  16 Lion Park     Lion Park / Goldsmiths car park       
23 Living Legend      Car park
30 Les Fontaines   Les Fontaines pub car park
Fridays  11 Les Creux Car park near bowling centre 
18 Les Quennevais school  Outside sports hall   
25 St Ouen North Point Bistro car park

June
  Date  Location  Meeting place directions
Tuesdays  5 St Catherine  Car park by the café 
12 Gorey  Longbeach car park
19 St Martin  Car park opposite school 
26 Ransom's Garden Centre Car park
Wednesdays  6 St John Recreation Centre Car park
13 Trinity Trinity Arms pub car park
20  Lion Park Lion Park / Goldsmiths car park
27 Living Legend Car park
Fridays  1 St Ouen's Church  Church car park
8 Les Creux Car park near bowling centre
15 Les Quennevais school    Outside sports hall
22 St Ouen  North Point Bistro car park
29  Lavender Farm Car park

Your health and safety during the walk

Qualified, first-aid trained walk leaders lead all walks. They adjust the pace of each walk to make sure nobody gets left behind.

The most important thing is that you start slowly and build up gradually. You don’t need to try to compete with others when walking. Your aim is to steadily improve, rather than to walk farther or faster than anyone else.

You should try to walk at a brisk pace - this means that you breathe a little faster, feel warmer and have a slightly faster heart beat. It doesn’t need to be hard and you should still be able to talk.

Listen to your body when you walk. If you feel dizzy, or develop pain or nausea, inform a walk leader about your condition.  

Download Health walks – a step in the right direction fact sheet

Natural England’s Walking for Health website  



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