Walking groups in Hampshire
Below you'll find every walking group we know of in Hampshire, as well as walkers looking for one.
All listings in Hampshire
Southampton walking, moving meditation (Southampton)
Walking
This Southampton group combines walking with moving meditation, using gentle movement, breathing, grounding and simple mindfulness practices in nature. Sessions usually include a relaxed walk, pauses for silence and reflection, and time to talk and connect with others. No previous meditation experience is needed, and people can attend alone or with a friend or family member.
Sign in to contactInclusive Hampshire Gay Walkers (Southampton)
Walking
An LGBTQ+ walking group based in Southampton, set up for people who want to make new friends while going on walks. The listing does not give meeting times, routes or any costs.
Sign in to contactWinchester Social Walks (Winchester)
Walking
Winchester Social Walks is a small, friendly group that goes on relaxed walks through the Hampshire countryside, with occasional trips further afield. It usually arranges weekend walks of around 4 to 12 miles, plus shorter after-work walks in the summer. The group is open to adults aged 18 and over, and dogs may be allowed on some walks if checked in advance.
Sign in to contactBasingstoke and Beyond Social Walks (Basingstoke)
Walking
Basingstoke and Beyond Social Walks is a friendly walking group for people who enjoy meeting others and exploring at an easy pace. Its walks are usually 4 to 6 miles and are mainly in and around Basingstoke, though it also goes to places further away from time to time. The outings are more social than strenuous, with several stops for drinks, food and photos.
Sign in to contactAshford (Kent) Group (Ringwood)
Walking
This East Kent Ramblers group arranges walks in the Kent countryside, usually on Sundays at 9.30am unless stated otherwise. The walks are generally medium distance, around 10 to 14 miles at a steady pace, with some shorter outings as well. Non-members are welcome to try up to three walks before joining.
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Walking
Eastleigh Group organises walks across Hampshire and further afield, including the coast, the South Downs, the New Forest and neighbouring counties. It runs shorter walks of 5 to 7 miles on Wednesdays, Thursdays and some summer evenings, and longer walks of up to 11 miles at weekends. The routes vary from leisurely to moderate, with some more demanding outings, and there are sometimes cafe stops, picnic lunches and occasional walking holidays or residential trips.
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Walking
This Winchester walking group organises walks across Hampshire, including the South Downs, the Itchen and Test river valleys, and the New Forest. It also travels further afield to Berkshire, Dorset and Wiltshire, and members arrange walking holidays in the UK and abroad. The group runs plenty of walks during the summer.
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Walking
This Southampton walking group arranges friendly walks of different lengths and paces in Hampshire and the surrounding area. It runs 5 to 7 mile half-day walks on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays, a 4 mile gentle walk on Fridays, longer Sunday walks with a lunch break, and some Wednesday evening walks in summer. Newcomers can try a few walks before joining the Ramblers Association, and well-behaved dogs are allowed on leads when needed.
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Walking
Romsey Ramblers arranges about six guided walks each month across Hampshire and nearby counties. Saturday walks are usually around 5 miles and within 15 miles of Romsey, while midweek walks tend to be 7 to 10 miles and a little further away. Walks are graded as leisurely or moderate to reflect the terrain, stiles and ground conditions.
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Walking
This Portsmouth walking group arranges regular group walks in the local area and further afield, giving people a chance to enjoy the outdoors and discover new places. It says walkers are welcomed by experienced walk leaders and can join others who share an interest in walking. The group also supports efforts to keep walking places open to everyone.
Sign in to contactMeon Group (Hook)
Walking
Meon Group organises regular walking outings, with up to three walks on most Sundays as well as several mid-week walks. Its routes are mainly in southern Hampshire and parts of West Sussex, and they vary from easy 5 to 7 mile walks to more demanding 14 to 16 mile routes. The group also arranges coach walks each year to visit other parts of the south of England.
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Walking
Andover Group is part of the Ramblers and organises regular walks in the countryside, helping people discover and enjoy routes in the local area and further afield. The walks offer a chance to explore outdoors safely and in good company, with experienced walk leaders and a friendly welcome from other walkers.
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Walking
This walking group is based in Alton and welcomes members from the town and nearby parishes. It arranges regular walks across East Hampshire, the South Downs and sometimes London, usually covering 5 to 10 miles on any day of the week. In summer it also offers evening walks, and it runs walking holidays away from the area twice a year.
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Walking
Redbridge Group in Southampton is part of a Ramblers network that organises regular walks in the local area and further afield. It aims to help people discover and enjoy walking outdoors, with walks led by experienced leaders. The group says walkers can expect a friendly welcome and the chance to explore new places in good company.
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