Ramblers Wellbeing Walks
Ramblers Wellbeing Walks at Active Blackpool
If you love being out in the fresh air and want meet new people, then why not join us for a walk!
Our Ramblers Wellbeing Walks take place throughout the year at a variety of locations around Blackpool so you can get active, have a chat and leave feeling better.
Check out the below to learn more about them.
What are Ramblers Wellbeing Walks?
Ramblers Wellbeing Walks are short walks ranging from 30 to 60 minutes that take place across Blackpool.
The walks are designed to help you take the first step towards better health, wellbeing and happiness.
We want to get you out of the house, stretch your legs and enjoy the fresh air.
We plan our walks to include some of the most scenic locations around town such as Stanley Park, Herons Reach, Martin Mere and the Promenade.
All our walks are led by our fabulous Exercise Referral team with the help of volunteers and are a relaxed and sociable way to get your daily exercise.
Never been on a Ramblers Wellbeing Walk?
Here’s a little information that you might want to know before you do.
We want you to enjoy your walk so make sure you’re wearing comfortable shoes that won’t rub.
We live in Blackpool so we know how changeable the weather can be, layers of clothing are best so you’re prepared for anything!
Wearing an SPF is always recommended as you’ll be outside, but this is especially important in warmer weather.
We’d always recommend bringing a bottle of water along to keep you hydrated.
If it’s looking a little grey outside, a raincoat or umbrella might come in useful!
Absolutely not, the walks are for all ages and abilities and are designed specifically for people who want to become more active.
It’s important that you walk at a pace that’s appropriate for you. Our leader and volunteers will mingle throughout the group to make sure everyone is doing well.
If you are suffering from heart problems, please consult your doctor before joining a walk if you don’t exercise regularly.
What are the benefits of walking?
Walking can halve the risk of coronary heart disease and can reduce high blood pressure
Walking can improve your stamina, balance and co-ordination
Walking can reduce stress, anxiety and make a positive difference to your mental health
Walking can help you burn calories and maintain a healthy weight
Walking can help to improve your energy levels and sleep quality
Want to join in…..
We’d love you to….just come along to the meeting points below ready for the start of the walk and introduce yourself to the walk leader.
They’ll be wearing a hi-vis vest so will be easy to spot.
We’ll see you there!
Walk Meeting Points
Anchorsholme Park – In front of Brew Cafe in the park
Ashton Gardens (St. Annes) – At the park entrance on Beach Road
Bispham Marsh – At the rear of Moor Park Leisure Centre
Carlton Lodge – At the rear of Moor Park Leisure Centre
Fairhaven Lake – At Inner promenade by the main entrance
Marton Mere – In the Village Hotel car park
Robin Circular – At the rear of Moor Park Leisure Centre
South Promenade – In front of the Solaris Centre
Stanley Park – Next to Stanley Park Children Play Area
Witch Wood (Lytham) – Next to the pond in Lowther Gardens
Woodland Garden – Next to Stanley Park Children Play Area
Zoo Circular – Next to Stanley Park Children Play Area
January 2026 Walks
Tuesday 6 January
10.30am – Stanley Park
Tuesday 13 January
10.30am – Bispham Marsh
Tuesday 20 January
10.30am – Anchorsholme Park
Tuesday 27 January
10.30am – Stanley Park
Wednesday 7 January
10.30am – Woodlands Garden
Wednesday 14 January
10.30am – Stanley Park
Wednesday 21 January
10.30am – South Promenade
Wednesday 28 January
10.30am – Woodlands Garden
Thursday 1 January
No walk today due to Christmas break
Thursday 8 January
2.00pm – South Promenade
Thursday 15 January
2.00pm – Robin Circular
Thursday 22 January
2.00pm – Zoo Circular
Thursday 29 January
2.00pm – Carlton Lodge
February 2026 Walks
Tuesday 3 February
10.30am – Stanley Park
Tuesday 10 February
10.30am – Zoo Circular
Tuesday 17 February
10.30am – Woodland Gardens
Tuesday 24 February
10.30am – Carlton Lodge
Wednesday 4 February
10.30am – South Promenade
Wednesday 11 February
10.30am – Anchorsholme Park
Wednesday 18 February
10.30am – South Promenade
Wednesday 25 February
10.30am – Anchorsholme Park
Thursday 5 February
2.00pm – Woodland Gardens
Thursday 12 February
2.00pm – Robin Circular
Thursday 19 February
2.00pm – Stanley Park
Thursday 26 February
2.00pm – Fairhaven Lake
March 2026 Walks
Tuesday 3 March
10.30am – Woodland Gardens
Tuesday 10 March
10.30am – Stanley Park
Tuesday 17 March
10.30am – Carlton Lodge
Tuesday 24 March
10.30am – Robin Circular
Tuesday 31 March
10.30am – Woodland Gardens
Wednesday 4 March
10.30am – South Promenade
Wednesday 11 March
10.30am – South Promenade
Wednesday 18 March
10.30am – Zoo Circular
Wednesday 25 March
10.30am – Anchorsholme Park
Thursday 5 March
2.00pm – Marton Mere
Thursday 12 March
2.00pm – Anchorsholme Park
Thursday 19 March
2.00pm – Witch Wood (Lytham)
Thursday 26 March
2.00pm – South Promenade
April 2026 Walks
Tuesday 7 April
10.30am – Anchorsholme Park
Tuesday 14 April
10.30am – South Promenade
Tuesday 21 April
10.30am – Carlton Lodge
Wednesday 1 April
10.30am – Bispham Marsh
Wednesday 8 April
10.30am – Woodland Gardens
Wednesday 15 April
10.30am – Bispham Marsh
Wednesday 22 April
10.30am – Anchorsholme Park
Thursday 2 April
2.00pm – Stanley Park
Thursday 9 April
2.00pm – Fairhaven Lake
Thursday 16 April
2.00pm – Stanley Park
Thursday 23 April
2.00pm – Ashton Gardens (St. Annes)
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