Walking groups in Suffolk

Below you'll find every walking group we know of in Suffolk, as well as walkers looking for one.

All listings in Suffolk

Sudbury Group (Sudbury)

Walking

This walking group organises around 50 led walks a year in and around Suffolk and Essex, including coastal areas. The walks are usually 5 to 7 miles long and tend to take place on Wednesdays and at weekends. They are described as suitable for people of most fitness levels.

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Stowmarket Group (Stowmarket)

Walking

The Stowmarket Ramblers group organises regular walks in the local area and further afield, helping people discover and enjoy walking outdoors. It offers a friendly welcome from experienced walk leaders and other walkers, with a focus on exploring new places safely in good company.

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Newmarket & District Group (Newmarket)

Walking

The Newmarket and District Group organises regular walks in the local area and further afield, helping people explore outdoors in good company. It is part of the Ramblers network and says walkers are welcomed by experienced leaders and other like-minded members. The group also supports keeping paths open for everyone to use.

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Ipswich & District Group (Ipswich)

Walking

The Ipswich & District Group arranges led walks mainly across Suffolk, usually within about 40 miles of Ipswich, and sometimes into Essex, Norfolk or further afield on day trips. Walks vary in length and pace, with many around six miles and taking about three hours, and some include a café, pub or picnic stop. Group sizes are often between 10 and 25, and there are also social walks with soup lunches or afternoon cakes.

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Bury St Edmunds Group (Bury St Edmunds)

Walking

The Bury St Edmunds Ramblers group organises regular walks in the local area and further afield, helping people enjoy the outdoors and visit new places in good company. It offers a welcoming atmosphere led by experienced walk leaders. The group is part of a wider network that supports access to the places people walk.

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