Walking is the oldest and cheapest way of getting around and is an excellent form of exercise. It can be enjoyed by people of all ages and all levels of fitness. Walking in Milton Keynes
The Ramblers' Association
The Ramblers Association exists to promote walking in the countryside and the benefits of walking among people of all ages and social backgrounds. Ramblers Association, Milton Keynes
BAB walking Group
There are two Walking Groups for the visually impaired in Milton Keynes - one for able walkers and the other for members with multiple disabilities. Members of the second group are mostly housebound elderly... Walking Group for Visually Impaired
Walking Locally
Milton Keynes has over 300 miles of footpaths and cycle ways, and there are many more miles of public rights of way in the surrounding countryside. These are shown on maps of the area. Guided walks are also organised by the Parks Trust who are responsible for maintaining and promoting a number of parkland areas within the city. Milton Keynes Walks
Walking further afield
All over Britain there are many designated trails for walking, including those in country parks and national parks, long distance footpaths and even some in our cities. These are of varying lengths and difficulty. Some are circular, so you start and finish at the same place, eg the Aylesbury Ring ... Walking in the UK
Milton Keynes Ramblers Milton Keynes Ramblers is the local group of the Ramblers' Association. If you live in Milton Keynes and join the RA, you will automatically have membership of our group. Milton Keynes Ramblers Association
Information for new walkers with the Group
What to expect on one of our walks in Milton Keynes Our walks take us over fields, across ditches, stiles and streams and over rough terrain in all weathers. Information for MK Walkers
Walking is the oldest and cheapest way of getting around and is an excellent form of exercise. It can be enjoyed by people of all ages and all levels of fitness.
The Ramblers Association exists to promote walking in the countryside and the benefits of walking among people of all ages and social backgrounds.
Milton Keynes has over 300 miles of footpaths and cycle ways, and there are many more miles of public rights of way in the surrounding countryside. These are shown on maps of the area. Guided walks are also organised by the Parks Trust who are responsible for maintaining and promoting a number of parkland areas within the city.
All over Britain there are many designated trails for walking, including those in country parks and national parks, long distance footpaths and even some in our cities. These are of varying lengths and difficulty. Some are circular, so you start and finish at the same place, eg the Aylesbury Ring ...
Our walks take us over fields, across ditches, stiles and streams and over rough terrain in all weathers.