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Rutland Accessible Walk
A gentle walk around Rutland Sports Park athletics track, which is a completely flat surface. Suitable for wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility. Walks are at a gentle easy going pace using the flat surface of the athletics track. Start point – Outside Rutland Sports Park, West End Drive, Ilkeston, DE7 5GH.
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The Slow Girls Walking Club-High Peak Edition
The Slow Girls Walk Club – High Peak 💖 A welcoming group for women to get fresh air, meet others & support mental health through gentle, no-pressure walks. We meet Tues & Thurs at 7pm in Chapel-en-le-Frith (outside Morrisons by the big washers!) + pop-ups too. No sign-up, just come as you are 👟💬 👉
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Sheffield 40s Walking Group
Sheffield 40s Walking Group is a Ramblers group often walking in Derbyshire. We have about 3 walks each week, including a coffee and lunch break (bring your own refreshments and mat), then ending in a pub. Aimed at people from 40s to 60s, we welcome anyone over 18. You can do 3 walks for free…
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Thr1ve Go (Young Persons Outdoor Group)
THR1VE’s Youth Link Workers from Chesterfield FC Community Trust supported by BDC’s Physical Activity and Sports Development Team are providing a fun supportive space for young people to stay active, connect with others, improve mental health and enjoy the outdoors – one step at a time. Included are weekly walks specifically for young people.
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Amber Valley Ambles – Riddings
Check out our low-level walking group in Riddings. Walk as little or as much as you like. Suitable for people with disabilities, limited mobility and long term health conditions. Meet at Riddings Community Centre for a 12:30pm start.
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Snail Blazers
Snail Blazers is a group open to anyone but with a focus on people who have barriers to getting outdoors, getting gentle exercise and being with people in social settings. This could be due to physical health conditions or mobility, mental health conditions such as social anxiety, social isolation due to living alone or being…
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Tissington Trail – Parsley Hay
Opened in 1971, it follows a section of the former Buxton to Ashbourne railway line. This is the northern side of the trail
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Walking Together -Markham Memorial Trail
This mining memorial is designed to commemorate 106 miners who tragically lost their lives in 3 disasters at Markham Colliery, each figure symbolises a miner’s journey to the pit and back home again
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The Roaches
The Roaches walk encompasses the major landmarks, including Hen Cloud and proceeds with a gentle ascent towards The Roaches’ trig point. Part of the route retraces the original path before returning to the starting point
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Lower Pilsley Circular
A moderate route from Danesmoor across field and trails to Lower Pilsley and back
