Walk Leader illness and unavailability
Join Ramblers Wellbeing Walks Suffolk for short, local and accessible walks to help you get more active.
Walks are over easy ground and taken at steady pace to suit everyone
Walks range from 10 to 90 minutes in length
At least one short walk a week, starting at the same time and place every week
All walks are accessible on foot or by public transport
You only need to join a group once to access all future walks
Grade 1, 30 mins up to 60 minutes walking approx.
Walk around one of the easier trails, 30 min approx. with the option of an extra loop for those that want.
MEET OUTSIDE THE VISITOR CENTRE.
This walk is wheelchair accessible.
Dogs are permitted on this walk, MUST BE on a short lead please at all times..
Parking - free car parking available at the reserve, Nb. Suffolk Wildlife Trust encourage visitors to give a donation to park.
Public toilets available.
Refreshments available, cafe on site.
Public transport nearby, please check service timetables.
This Wellbeing Walk is being held in partnership with the Lowestoft PCN. This is a Primary Care Network team available in all GP surgeries across Norfolk and Waveney. We work together to improve services and access to healthcare for the residents of this district. Andaman surgery, Carlton Colville, Lowestoft are organising this walk, and it is open to all people. The PCN aims to promote our services within the practices including Health and Wellbeing Coaches and Care Co-Ordinators. We are hoping that our walks will promote motivation, confidence and increase positivity along with the chances of meeting new people and help to promote good mental health.
No need to pre book, please just turn up on the day. If this is your first Wellbeing Walk you will be required to complete a registration form before the walk. This form will be given to you by the walk leader.
Suffolk Wildlife Trust, Carlton Marshes Nature Reserve, Burnt Hill Lane, Lowestoft. Please give a donation towards parking if you can, cash donations taken at post boxes around the reserve, or ask at the visitor centre.
Walks are over easy ground and taken at steady pace to suit everyone
Walks range from 10 to 90 minutes in length
At least one short walk a week, starting at the same time and place every week
All walks are accessible on foot or by public transport
You only need to join a group once to access all future walks
