Wellbeing Walks

Add Wellbeing Walks into your corporate wellbeing programmes

Sometimes it’s just nice to take your team our for a lovely walk in spectacular scenery to build team morale and boost their wellbeing

Our walk leaders are all qualified with Mountain Training and love sharing their passion for the outdoors and nature with individuals and teams craving a bit of a boost from the environment.

We work with you to understand the needs of the group, we can build activities into the day, depending on what you want to achieve. Some of the activities groups have appreciated are:

• Forest bathing – drawing real physiological and mental health benefits from spending quality guided time in the forests
• Nature connectiveness – mindful guided meditations which can incorporate activities such as journey sticks & projective techniques
• Stillness – being quiet and still and listening to the sound of nature is incredibly rejuvenating and powerful
• Challenge – supported challenge days e.g. The Yorkshire 3 Peaks or a walk up Yr Wyddfa

Where do we go?

We can go anywhere! People will gain benefits from just being outside. We run successful wellbeing walks everywhere from walking around a local park, to a 6 mile walk in the lowlands, a leisurely ramble in the New Forest, a 12 mile walk around Cannock Chase to a 21 mile challenge loop of the Edale Skyline.  What ever your want to do we can arrange it.

We all know that walking is good for us, but why is that? Just 10 minutes a day, getting outside into nature and the sunlight can have amazing benefits on our mental and physical health. But it’s not just that, walking can be a social activity, getting out, making and meeting new friends over a walk and a coffee is really good for your health and wellbeing. It makes us feel good and energised, and it’s all relative, you can do it at any level, and for a simple local stroll you need very little equipment and it’s free! What could be better than that?

Numerous studies have now been done on the benefits of walking for your wellbeing. It will improve your mood and allow you to leave the strains and stresses of the day behind. Many people say that it clears their head and allows them to put troubles and problems into some sort of perspective.  Spending time in nature can reduce anxiety and depression and it is possible to find nature everywhere, even in cities, and you can have fun hunting it down. 

Physiologically walking is generally low impact and good for your bones and cardiovascular health. It has also been linked with a reduction in can risk. Regular walking can help you to maintain a healthy weight and to feel more positive and optimistic. 

Walking is something that can be enjoyed by most people, from a lunchtime office group walk, to a parent and baby group going round the local park, teenagers doing their Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme and a group of retired friends walking the Pennine Way. The opportunities are infinite and it is just doing to your imagination and desire to turn things into reality.

Mind and Body Walking Wellbeing

Our team are all trained walk leaders, most are certified Mental Health First Aiders and several of them are also qualified medical practitioners. They understand at first hand the immense benefits of walking for your health and wellbeing. We know just how important it is to keep moving and stretching and challenging yourself in a way that benefits your personal health. 

We understand the wellbeing effects of walking and connecting with nature for wellbeing and team building within Corporations and we love working with individuals and organisations and individuals on their walking wellbeing programs.