From after-school walking clubs to family-friendly ‘Toddle Waddles’, Ramblers Cymru is trialling an array of new initiatives to try to get more young people in Wales out walking. We meet some of the people involved and find out why changes to the Welsh Government could herald a golden era for outdoor youth activities…

A controversial trailrunning scheme that used public funds to install white boxes along eight National Trails has been axed…

Thousands turned out for Get Walking Week, Britain’s biggest short walks festival hosted by the Ramblers…

Introducing walk magazine’s panel of experts, here to answer your walking, health and gear-related questions…

Do you know a child with a creative streak? Living Streets are once again offering youngsters the chance to design a badge for the popular Walk Once a Week scheme…

Many Walking for Health (WfH) schemes across England are marking their tenth anniversaries this year with celebratory walks and events…

Whether you’ve got a question on gear, gadgets, hiking or health, our experts are here to help…

The Olympic Opening Ceremony invited us all to become part of history at an historic moment, and I hope that these guided walks do the same. I hope we create a wave of people young and old that will cherish these local areas: a lasting legacy of Our History rather than Them vs. Us, West vs. East, London vs. The Rest of the Country, or even Poor vs. Rich

With the Olympics in full swing, Ramblers are busy leading guided walks to and from the venues – but we aren’t the only ones getting into the sporting spirit. To celebrate National Parks Week, the parks’ authority has compiled a fascinating list of athletes who have been inspired by Britain’s glorious National Parks…

There are thousands of volunteers whose hard work allows us to contribute enormously to local communities; from protecting footpaths to helping people to start walking. These highly skilled and committed volunteers are one of our main strengths.