The Ramblers

The image shows a magazine titled "Walk," featuring four smiling people dressed in outdoor attire. The headline reads "Trek mates: Spreading the joys and benefits of Ramblers group walks." The magazine is placed on a paper envelope with the "Ramblers" logo and the word "walk." The background is a wooden surface.

Spot anything different about the latest issue of Walk? ♻️

We’ve switched to a paper envelope instead of a film wrapper, so there's less was and easier recycling 🌳

Have you had a read yet?

A snow-covered landscape with a concrete trig pillar in the foreground, surrounded by sparse grass tufts. The sky is clear and blue, with a vast horizon in the background.

Let's pretend it's not Monday and live vicariously through your sunny Saturday snaps in the comments 🙏 😍 👇

Where did you go? 🥾☀️

📸: Stunning shot by Karen Travis
📍North York Moors

View from Ben Lomond, Scotland, showing snow-covered slopes in the foreground and Loch Lomond with its numerous islands stretching into the distance under a partly cloudy sky.

Uh-oh, looks like snow ❄️

Check forecasts and stay safe if you're out rambling this weekend!

And keep cosy on the trail with our gear experts' recommendations of hats, gloves and socks for winter walking 🥾❄️👇
ramblers.org.uk/walking-gear/cosy-accessories-winter-walking

Two people and a dog walking on a beach with mist rising from the sand, under a moody sky.

Did you get out walking this weekend?

Share your weekend snaps in the comments 📸 👇👇👇

📸: Lovely shot by Diane Holmes taken on a walk along Warkworth Beach, Northumberland

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A person in a red jacket walking on a grassy hill with expansive views of mountains and low clouds in the distance.

Two people standing on a wooden bridge in a scenic autumn landscape with a flowing stream and hills covered in fall foliage.

“A lot of people, especially Ukrainians, they’re lost. They need something to help them, for a short period of time, just to forget what’s going on in their native land” - 1 of our Community Champions, Nataliia from Ukraine.

🎞️ Watch Nataliia's trip to the Cairngorms: ramblers.org.uk/tripcairngorms

"It's paradise": Our Community Champions in the Cairngorms YouTube video by The Ramblers

💫 We love working with our brilliant crew of Community Champions to build their skills and confidence to lead group walks in their communities.

Three of the Champions - Jumana, Nataliia and Polly - enjoyed a 2-day trip to Cairngorms NP, a perfect environment to put new-found skills to the test.

Sunrise over a frosty landscape by a river, with two people walking in the distance.

Rise and shine, ramblers! 🌞

Who is lacing up their boots this morning? 🥾✨

Share where you're heading in the comments 👇😊

📸: Kumud Mandal

Panoramic view of a snowy landscape featuring a reservoir, surrounded by hills and forests with a light dusting of snow under a cloudy sky.

Where did you walk this weekend?

Share your favourite snaps in the comments 👇 😊

📸: Gaddes Espinosa

Two individuals walking up a hill with bare trees and a bench on a snowy landscape.

Who got out walking last week? 🥾❄️

Did you get snow near you?

Share your recent walking snaps in the comments 😍👇

📸: Stephen Wilson

A person walking on a grassy hill at sunrise, with a rocky outcrop and icicles to the side, overlooking a distant mountain range.

Happy New Year! 🎉🥾💚 Who’s kicking off the year with a walk today?

#NewYearsDayWalk #Tradition

📍Ben Donich
📸 Dave Clark

A person hiking over a frost-covered hilly landscape with a backpack and trekking pole, under a mostly clear blue sky.

Top 3 walks of 2025, go 👇👇👇

📍Brecon Beacons
📸 Sue Robson

Wins for walking in 2025 With the festive season upon us and the year drawing to a close, we wanted to take a moment to look back at everything your support has made possible over the last 12 months.

Before we lace up for 2026…

Let’s celebrate what we've achieved together this year 👇🥾

Whether you’ve led a walk, supported our campaigns or helped make our work possible through your membership, you’ve made a lot of great things happen for walkers 💚
www.ramblers.org.uk/news/wins-walking-2025

Did someone say Boxing Day Walk? 😍

It’s gorgeous out! Who has got outside yet?

Hope all who celebrate had a lovely Christmas! 🌲❄️

📸: John Nicholls

Quote over an autumnal countryside background reads: “Elizabeth continued her walk alone, crossing field after field at a quick pace, jumping over stiles and springing over puddles with impatient activity, and finding herself at last within view of the house, with weary ankles, dirty stockings, and a face glowing with the warmth of exercise

Jane Austen loved a ramble!

250 years since her birth, we’re celebrating the paths and landscapes that inspired her life and writing.

Explore the new Jane Austen trails ➡️ www.ramblers.org.uk/features/footsteps-jane-austen

A scenic image of a misty morning in a grassy field with scattered fallen leaves, leading to a dense forest under a soft glowing sun.

Anyone been on any great walks lately?

Go on, we want to see them! Share in the comments 👇🏽📸😊

📍Patrick Bradley shared this lovely shot from a walk in the Glennifer Braes

Group of five individuals, including one carrying a baby in a front carrier, smiling and walking in a colorful autumn forest.

Give the gift of adventure this Christmas 🎁

A Ramblers gift membership offers your loved ones a year of inspiring walks and new discoveries 🚶‍♀️. Choose their start date - and for just £45, make it a year they’ll never forget ❤️

🎁 Visit ramblers.org/gift

As we mark 25 years of the Countryside & Rights of Way (CRoW) Act, it's time for bold action again. Time to break down barriers. Time to create truly inclusive access to the great outdoors.

Get involved! 🌳🥾✊ action.ramblers.org.uk/access-to-na...

Group of seven people from outdoor access organisations smiling together in front of Westminster.

We're in Westminster today with partners from the outdoor sector, making the case that EVERYONE should have the chance to get out & enjoy the great outdoors

Walking & time outdoors is essential to our health & wellbeing but #AccessToNature is unequal & progress on improving access has stalled 🧵

*It will be the 25th anniversary of the Countryside and Rights of Way Act. It was a pretty big deal. More on that later this week.

SHARE this if you agree that the UK government should stand by its promise to improve access to nature. For EVERYONE.

✍️ Join the call for action on access to nature: action.ramblers.org.uk/access-to-na...

But despite its promises, this Labour administration has not yet taken any meaningful action.

Everyone deserves a place to walk. It shouldn’t be a “nice-to-have”. It has a huge impact on our health, wellbeing and daily lives.

Text overlay over a misty moorland background, posing the question: Will this be the first Labour government since the 1940s to fail the public on access to nature?

Sunday is a pretty big anniversary* in the fight for the public’s right to enjoy the countryside...

Which has got us thinking about how previous Labour governments have consistently improved the public’s access to nature... 🧵

Interesting BBC News report this week on Historic Environment Scotland's closure of Edinburgh's historic Radical Road path 🥾⛔

After 7 years of delays & broken promises, HES bosses must now stop kicking the can down the road - and publish plans for its reopening.

Get the story: bbc.in/48e4HiW

In many ways, it boils down to a simple question -

Should the England Coast Path follow the coast? 🤔

Queen Victoria's Isle of Wight retreat blocks national coast path - BBC News Osborne House on the Isle of Wight will not allow the King Charles III England Coast Path to cross its land.

Call this a coast path? 🤔

Great to see the BBC cover the dangerous proposed route for the King Charles III #EnglandCoastPath

Rather than follow the historic beach at English Heritage's Osborne estate, the coast path will go miles inland along a busy A-road 🧵
www.bbc.com/news/article...

Path with stunning sea views is Britain's favourite The route between Cornwall and Devon beat 1,000 other paths to be crowned the nation's favourite.

We've found Britain's Favourite Path 2025 - and it's a BEAUTY! 😍

Clifftop drama. Sea air. Pure headspace.

This path has it all 🥾🌊✨

Find out why it stole the nation’s heart 👇🏽 www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

View of a scenic coastal landscape with grassy cliffs and a winding footpath leading toward the sea under a clear blue sky.

🥁🥁🥁 Introducing YOUR winner of #BritainsFavouritePath2025 👇🏽

🏆 The Hartland Peninsula stretch between Bude & Westward Ho! #SouthWestCoastPath 🌊

Congrats to Jonathan for capturing this "magical place" to win £200 from Cotswold Outdoor! 👏

A HUGE thank you to everyone who got involved this summer! 😍

⏰ With just ONE week of the vote to go, and 4,000 votes already in...we can reveal that the voting is *extremely* tight!

📢 VOTE @ ramblers.org.uk/britainsfavouritepath

#BritainsFavouritePath

Britain's Favourite Path Share your favourite path and the reason you love it so much for your chance to enter Britain's Favourite Path.

Now it’s over to you to choose this year's champion!

🗳️ Check out the shortlist and cast your vote: www.ramblers.org.uk/BritainsFavo...

#BritainsFavouritePath

Promotional image encouraging voting for Britain's Favourite Path, featuring a winding yellow path graphic and a 'vote' sign. Includes logos for Ramblers and Cotswold Outdoor.

🎉 The shortlist is in - & it's time to crown #BritainsFavouritePath 2025!

A HUGE thank you to everyone who entered - we received just under 1K entries & the standard blew us away

Our judges have been hard at work &, after much deliberation, they've whittled the entries down to 8 of the best ...🧵