Wellbeing walks in Camden

Our organised walks are relaxed, friendly and a great chance to meet new people.
At each of our walks, there are toilets and benches along the route. Many of our walks also finish at cafes for social opportunities.

Each group meets 10 minutes before the walk starts and leaves promptly. Walks typically last 30-90 minutes. No specialist equipment needed, just wear clothes and shoes comfortable for walking.

Walking can help you to:

• burn calories 
• strengthen your heart
• lower your blood sugar
• ease joint pain
• boost immune function 
• boost your energy 
• improve your mood
• extend your life expectancy 
• tone your legs
• help creative thinking

Contact us

For more information on Wellbeing walks in Camden or to set up a walk of your own, email walking@camden.gov.uk

For information on all things walking visit Ramblers webpage.

For further information including details on how to join Camden’s Wellbeing walks visit
Camden Wellbeing Walks.

There are a number of different walks taking place across Camden each week. You can find more about them and how to sign up at:

Organised walks in Camden.

Belsize walk guide

From Primrose Hill to Parliament Hill, a two- and half-hour leisure walk through Camden, seeing architectural and historical buildings and places of interest along the way. This walk is not led by a walk leader but can be completed by everyone, and includes places to sit and stop.

To start the walk and for more information on locations and maps please view Belsize Walk Guide (PDF) and Belsize Walk Poster (PDF).

Walking tube map

Walking can be a quick and easy alternative to the tube when getting around London and of course it is free and comes with all the mental and physical health benefits that physical activity can provide. The TFL’s walking tube map shows how long it takes to walk between stations on the same line, this is especially useful during the busiest times which are between 05:45-08:15 and 16:00-17:30 Monday to Friday. 

• Transport for London (TFL) Walking times between stations on the same line
• Walking - Transport for London 

Footways

Footways is a network of quiet and enjoyable routes for walking in London. To view their maps and more information visit the Footways webpage.

Camden's parks and green spaces

Camden has many parks and green spaces that are ideal for walking around or to use as walk destinations or rest points. The locations of Camden’s Parks and Green spaces can be seen on the Parks in Camden webpages

For further information about Informal walks in Camden please email walking@camden.gov.uk

Canal and Rivers Trust

The Canal and River Trust has over 2,000 miles of level towpaths along some of the best waterside scenery England and Wales have to offer. Take a walk today and feel better by water.

The Trust works hard to ensure its towpaths are open and accessible so you can enjoy a waterside ramble whatever the time of year. Aside from lock flights, your path is level and there's little chance of getting lost.

The unfolding scenery of a canal-side stroll also takes some beating. Where else could you find such a mix of wildlife, architecture, countryside and of course, the thing that brings it all to life, narrowboats?

If you're looking for great canal or river walks, the Trust's routes map will point you in the right direction. Alternatively, just head for your local towpath and follow your nose.

For more information, visit canalrivertrust.org.uk

Wellbeing Walks in Regents Park 

Join us on a guided mindfulness in nature walk to disconnect from the day and reconnect with yourself and nature.

Visit the Royal Parks website for more information.