Wellbeing Walks - Frequently Asked Questions
The Wellbeing Walks are short, friendly, and welcoming walks which allow you to get active outdoors, at your own pace but in the company of other like-minded individuals.
Q. Are there any places to rest on the walks?
A. All walks are designed with rest stops along the way, often at benches if needed.
Q. How intensive are the walks?
A. The walks focus on being social, welcoming and for all. Walks go at a pace suitable for all, so walkers of all paces are welcome. Walk descriptions show what pace the walks are generally but all are variable to the walkers on the day.
Q. Are the walks accessible?
A. The walk description will show if the walk is accessible (for instance, if it is suitable for wheelchairs and mobility scooter users, buggies etc) and if dogs are allowed, if they are family friendly etc.
Q. Can children join the walk?
Children are allowed as long as they are accompanied by an adult, who is responsible for them at all times. Please also ensure the route is suitable for them by checking the walk description.
Q. Are there any social activities taking place after the walks?
Some walks have the option of stopping for a hot drink afterwards. Where this is in place, it will be noted in the walk description.
Q. How much do the walks cost?
A. All Wellbeing Walks are completely free. Additional costs may apply for optional social activities that take place after walks.
Walk Leader
Our Wellbeing Walks wouldn't exist without our fantastic volunteer walk leaders.
If you have any questions not covered by this FAQ, please get in touch by emailing: activefenlandbookings@fenland.gov.uk
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