Health Walks
Walk Glasgow is a partnership project that aims to promote and develop walking opportunities across Glasgow. One of its roles is to work with local organisations to establish and support community health walks.
Walk Glasgow Community Health Walks
A health walk is a FREE, short, gentle and friendly led walk up to 2 miles long for all ages and abilities. They are a great way to meet new people and take the first steps towards a healthier lifestyle. The walks are all led by trained volunteers.
Why Walk?
Walking is one of the easiest ways of getting active
Walking regularly
Community Health Walks There are a number of different weekly health walks across the cityFor full information on these visit:
City Park Walks
Regular health walks in Glasgow City Parks led by the Park Rangers and Community Action Team will shortly be starting – details will be posted here.
Guided walks for specific groups can also be arranged. For more information please phone the Walk Glasgow Co-ordinator on 0141 287 0963
5 of Glasgow’s city parks have waymarked routes, maps can be downloaded below:
Bellahouston Park View map*(PDF 929k) Kelvingrove Park View map*(PDF 1189k) Queen's Park View map*(PDF 1371k) Springburn Park View map*(PDF 913k) Tollcross Park View map* (PDF 832k)
Bellahouston Park
View map*(PDF 929k)
Kelvingrove Park
View map*(PDF 1189k)
Queen's Park
View map*(PDF 1371k)
Springburn Park
View map*(PDF 913k)
Tollcross Park
View map* (PDF 832k)
* Note that these maps are intended to be foldable, and as a result some sections may appear upside down when viewed or printed.
Become a Volunteer Walk Leader
Walk Glasgow are always looking for interested, reliable people to become Health Walk Leaders. We can provide you with free training, support and insurance.
For more information about Walk Glasgow please contact the Walk Glasgow Co-ordinator on 0141 287 0963.