What is a Health Walk?  

Health Walks are low level, accessible, short group walks that are free to attend, led by trained Walk Leaders along a risk assessed route, and support the most inactive people to take part. 

Health Walks are aimed at those who would benefit most from being more active and meeting others. This could include people who haven’t been active for a while and would like to start again, people recovering from ill health or who are managing a long-term condition, and anyone who’s been told by a health professional that they would benefit from being more active. 

Health Walks in South Ayrshire 

Here in South Ayrshire we have a wide range of health walks to suit everyone.  As part of our commitment in getting people active South Ayrshire Council supports new and existing health walks.

This support offers free volunteer training, risk assessing of routes, paperwork set up and walk pilot schemes to ensure good practise on starting up. To view our current walking programme visit South Ayrshire Walking for Health

For more information contact Lindsay Johnson, Walking Development Officer  📧 lindsay.johnson@south-ayrshire.gov.uk