Routes

A walk with a start time that holds.

Neighbourhood walks — published routes, a pace that is honest, and a café at the end if people want it.

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What we do

Weekly loops

Same meet point.

Longer Sundays

When the light is good.

Access notes

Steps, mud, toilets.

A start time that holds

Published routes, a pace that is honest, a headcount.

Access notes

Steps, mud, toilets. NB Walk is not a Strava politics club.

Café optional

At the end if people want it. No forced bonding.

Who this is for

Neighbours

Who want a walk, not a performance.

New people in town

Free to join.

Slower walkers

We say the pace. There is usually a back-marker.

How a typical job runs

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    Meet point, distance, the rain plan.

  2. 2. Show up

    We wait a little, then we go.

  3. 3. The loop

    Weekly, longer Sundays when the light is good.

  4. 4. Count back

    The leader counts heads. That is the job.

About NB Walk

No Strava club politics. A map, a rain plan, and a leader who counts heads.

Neighbourhood walks — published routes, a pace that is honest, and a café at the end if people want it.

All weather unless unsafe. If you need a 20-mile sufferfest, we will tell you when that Sunday exists.

Shoes and water. The weather we named, not the weather you hoped.

Publishedroutes
All weatherunless unsafe
Freeto join

What happens after you write

Mail [email protected] for the next map. NB Walk sends meet point and access notes.

Questions people actually ask

Dogs?
On the note. Some paths are livestock.
Fitness?
We publish distance and climb. Be kind to yourself.
Kids?
With an adult, on suitable loops.
Fees?
Free to join. A bus fare is a bus fare.
How do I lead?
After you have walked with us. Write [email protected].

Get in touch

Write [email protected] with the situation, a date if you have one, and the best way to reply. We read the box and answer in order.

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