Walking groups in Co Durham
Below you'll find every walking group we know of in Co Durham, as well as walkers looking for one.
All listings in Co Durham
Durham City Group (Durham)
Walking
Durham City Ramblers organises walks from Durham and the surrounding area, with routes usually within an hour’s drive. It offers 8 to 10 mile walks on Wednesdays and alternate Sundays, shorter 4 to 6 mile walks on Friday mornings, and in summer alternate Monday evening walks. Most routes are classed as moderate, and the group also arranges occasional longer weekend walking events and social activities during the year.
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Walking
Darlington Dales and Hills Group arranges regular walks in the local area and further afield, helping people to enjoy the outdoors and visit new places in company. It is part of the Ramblers network and says walkers receive a warm welcome from experienced leaders and other members who share an interest in walking.
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Walking
This Richmondshire walking group arranges regular walks in the local countryside, including the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors national parks, as well as Teesdale, Nidderdale and the North Pennines. It is based in Richmondshire and welcomes new members and visitors to the area. The listing does not give meeting times or any cost.
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Walking
The Darlington Group organises walks every Sunday, exploring the Cleveland Hills, the North Yorkshire Dales and village areas across Durham and Yorkshire. It is based in Darlington.
Sign in to contactCrook & Weardale Group (Durham)
Walking
Crook and Weardale Group is a Ramblers group based in Durham that organises walks in the North of England. It runs Sunday and Wednesday walks, giving people a chance to explore new places safely and in company. The group says it welcomes everyone on its walks.
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Walking
The Cleveland Group arranges weekly walks on Sundays, mainly in the North York Moors National Park, nearby countryside and south-east County Durham. During the summer, it also offers evening walks for all. The group is social as well, with an annual Christmas lunch.
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