Walking groups in Lancashire
Below you'll find every walking group we know of in Lancashire, as well as walkers looking for one.
All listings in Lancashire
Lancaster Hiking + Minibus Transport (BEE-Adventures.co.uk) (Lancaster)
Walking
This Lancaster-based group organises hiking and other outdoor adventures, with activities that also include via ferrata, expeditions and wild camping. It welcomes people of all skill levels. The organiser also provides minibus transport for trips to the mountains and back, with an emphasis on safe but relaxed days out.
Sign in to contactPreston Ramblers Health Walks (Preston)
Walking
This walking group organises short outings of around 1.5 to 2.5 miles in Preston, with routes currently planned for local parks and along the river and canal. The walks are designed to be accessible by public transport and by car, with limited climbing. They are intended for people who have not done much walking in the great outdoors and want an easier way to start.
Sign in to contactPreston Ramblers Walking Meetup (Preston)
Walking
Preston Ramblers organises walks in Lancashire, usually on the first and third Wednesday of each month. The walks are generally 5 to 7 miles long and are led by experienced walk leaders, with routes graded as leisurely, moderate or strenuous. Non-members can join in, although if someone attends more than three walks they are expected to become a member.
Sign in to contactMums Walking Club (Salford)
Walking
Mums Walking Club in Salford is a free weekly walking group that meets twice a week, with one session on a weekday and another at the weekend. It welcomes mothers who want a supportive group, and children in prams can come along if needed, though members can also join without children. The group is aimed at women who want encouragement with fitness goals and mutual support as mums.
Sign in to contactMountain & Wellness Walking (Rossendale)
Walking
This Rossendale walking group organises volunteer-led countryside walks that range from short health strolls to more challenging mountain routes. It also offers themed walks focused on wellbeing, mental health, learning map skills, and enjoying nature. Walks are always at an easy pace, and members are expected to support each other during the outings.
Sign in to contactLancashire Singles Walking Group (Burnley)
Walking
This is a dog-friendly walking group in Burnley for people who walk on their own or with a dog and want company on walks. It is not a dating group, and anyone is welcome to join the walks. The listing does not give details of meeting times or any cost.
Sign in to contactBurnley & Pendle Group (Burnley)
Walking
The Burnley and Pendle Group arranges guided walks in the Lancashire and Yorkshire hills around Burnley, Nelson and Colne, with each walk led by an experienced leader. It runs walks every other Tuesday and also holds occasional weekend outings through the year. The group has more than 150 members and says it is looking for people who would like to help lead walks.
Sign in to contactRossendale Group (Rossendale)
Walking
The Rossendale walking group organises a range of rambles, from shorter local outings to longer and more demanding walks. It meets for walks on Wednesdays and the first Sunday of the month, with additional local walks on the second and fourth Sundays, plus some Friday walks. In summer it also runs two-hour pub walks on Thursday evenings, and in the rest of the year on Saturday mornings. Children under 18 can join free with a parent, grandparent or guardian.
Sign in to contactClitheroe Group (Clitheroe)
Walking
The Clitheroe Ramblers organise walks across the Ribble Valley, with shorter local outings of around five miles and longer day walks of eight to ten miles. Their shorter walks take place on alternate Tuesday afternoons, with occasional Saturday mornings and Wednesday evenings in the summer, while a longer walk runs every weekend and on alternate Tuesdays.
Sign in to contactBlackburn & Darwen Group (Blackburn)
Walking
This Blackburn and Darwen walking group works across the Borough of Blackburn with Darwen, focusing on keeping local footpaths open and in good condition. It also supports other walking groups in the area and works with the Public Rights of Way Officer. Non-members can join in first to see if they would like to become members.
Sign in to contactPreston Group (Preston)
Walking
This Preston-based group is for people interested in walking and getting to know the countryside around Preston better. It also highlights walking as a way to improve health. No meeting details or costs are given in the listing.
Sign in to contactGarstang & District Group (Garstang)
Walking
Garstang and District Ramblers is a long-established walking group that covers routes within about 6 to 8 miles of Garstang. It also joins walks run by other Ramblers groups in the Mid Lancashire area. The listing does not give regular meeting times or any cost.
Sign in to contactFylde Group (Poulton-le-Fylde)
Walking
Fylde Ramblers Group arranges a varied programme of member-led walks in Lancashire, with occasional trips beyond the county. The walks are offered regularly and flexibly, and are intended for people of all abilities. The group says it provides companionship, conversation and support, with a focus on healthy outdoor activity.
Sign in to contactChorley Group (Chorley)
Walking
Chorley Group is part of the Ramblers network and organises regular group walks in the local area and further afield. It offers a chance to explore the outdoors safely with experienced walk leaders and other walkers. The listing does not give any meeting times, cost or specific age or ability requirements.
Sign in to contactLancaster Group (Lancaster)
Walking
The Lancaster group arranges regular walks led by local experts across a wide area, including North Lancashire, Morecambe Bay, the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales. It also invites local people to help care for paths and green spaces and support new places to explore. The group welcomes anyone who wants to join its walks or get involved in its conservation work.
Sign in to contactOldham Group (Oldham)
Walking
This Oldham walking group enjoys outings in the local area and nearby countryside on the edge of the Peak District, with trips sometimes extending into Lancashire, Derbyshire, Yorkshire and Cheshire. It offers short and easy walks as well as moderate ones, and also takes part in looking after footpaths.
Sign in to contactRochdale Group (Rochdale)
Walking
This Rochdale walking group organises walks in the local area and further afield as part of the Ramblers network. It says the group is friendly and welcomes new members. A full programme of walks is made available at least three months ahead.
Sign in to contactBury Group (Bury)
Walking
This Bury Ramblers group organises walks in countryside across northern England, with most routes in Greater Manchester, Lancashire, West Yorkshire, Cheshire and Derbyshire. It is part of the Greater Manchester and High Peak Area of the Ramblers and welcomes new members. Some walks also take place in the Peak District and Yorkshire Dales.
Sign in to contactBolton Group (Bolton)
Walking
This walking group organises led rambles across the Bolton borough, including Bolton, Westhoughton, Horwich and Farnworth. It runs weekly Thursday walks, mid-week outings and monthly weekend walks, with local routes ranging from 3 to 12 miles. It also offers coach rambles with three walk lengths from 5 to 15 miles in northern England.
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