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Medway Health Walks and the newly formed Ramblers Wellbeing Walks in Medway believe that walking is the key to a happier and healthier lifestyle. Almost everyone can do it, no matter your age, income, gender or ability. It's the easiest and most accessible form of activity that can become part of your everyday life. We encourage everyone to try a group walk by joining our volunteer led walking groups.

  • 5 Aug 2024
  • 10am
  • Hoo

A Better Medway – Active Travel Options

Health Improvement Co-Ordinator ( David )

walking@medway.gov.uk

01634333720

https://www.medway.gov.uk/getactive

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The Facebook group ‘Just Beat it’ have teamed up with the Ramblers wellbeing walks, Medway Health Walks and the Public Health team in Medway to offer a walking support group.

We are a casual group of walkers for the local community and are always exploring and walking while offering a listening ear or catching up on the local what’s on.

The walking group meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month outside Hoo Church for a 10am leave time. After the walk we head over to the local village institute for a tea and coffee giving us a chance to discuss anything. Please bring some change for the fun raising collection.

We have four walking routes that we follow, each with shortcuts if required and circular in design meaning we always return to the start point. Depending upon the overall ability of the group on the day, we will make a decision regarding which route to follow. Generally we will walk for approximately 60 minutes.

So why not join us and discover the changing faces of the river, the colours, the sights, the smells and the surrounding marshlands that have attracted writers like Dickens and painters including Turner and Hogarth.

All our walking routes over look the River Medway for some spectacular landscape photos and views. On our walking routes you will see highlights such as:

  • The decommissioned power stations
  • Derelict military forts
  • Walk part of the England Coastal Path and Saxon Shore Way
  • World war II pillboxes
  • St. Werburgh Church
  • Marshland with it’s array of bird life
    • These visitors include: Fieldfares, Redwings, Bramblings, Bewick’s and Whooper Swans and many kinds of ducks, geese and wading birds.

You can also Join us on Facebook for more activities which are across Medway and Gravesend JUST BEAT IT

Grade 3: Suitable for people who walk regular for up to an hour. The walk focuses on building walking time and fitness. Walks will be around 60 minutes and may include some moderate slopes, steps and uneven surfaces.

Deputy Leader of Medway Council Visits The Just Beat It Walk

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