Our walking events
Walk and Talk is for everyone. Check out our upcoming and past events.
Our events can vary from full blown treks to smaller more accessible walks, and not every event is walking based!
See what we have coming up or explore past events to view galleries and what attendees thought!
Useful stuff
Depending on the type of walk you join, you may need some kit when you come along. There’s some good information available on each event but these will give you an idea of where to start!
FAQs
Here are some general question people have when thinking of signing up to one of our walking events. If something isn’t covered here, please feel free to reach out to us on social media or through our contact form
A community wellbeing initiative that combines guided walks with social support groups to help people connect, discuss mental health and wellbeing, and strengthen the community.
ounded by Maj Mahmood and run by a team of volunteers across Nelson, Bradley, and wider Pendle. It operates with minimal funding, relying on community support.
Each upcoming event can be found on our events page (the one you’re on now!). You can review upcoming events or check out past events to see what we get up to on our walks – past events usual have a gallery of the event so you can see how many attended and how much fun we had!
Walks are usually free. Some activities or incentives may be funded by partners. See current programme for details.
Yes. We aim to accommodate diverse needs. Please inform us in advance so we can plan accessible routes and support.
es. We follow safeguarding guidelines, carry out risk assessments, and have trained walk leaders and first aid where applicable.
Each walk requires different levels of kit, depending on their intensity and each event page has a kit checklist which we advice you follow – As a minimum, we always recommend comfortable clothing, suitable footwear, water, any medications. A small bag is useful for longer walk
Support our cause
Every donation helps fund essential mental health support, train more leaders, and reach more people in need of connection and care.