Where will your
next ramble be?
A woodland wander, a riverside catch-up or somewhere new?
Find a walking group near you, share a few ideas
and choose your next ramble together.
For gentle strolls, longer rambles and everything between.
From “shall we?”
to “see you there”.
Share route ideas, compare the practical details and agree on a clear plan, so your group can spend less time organising and more time outside together.
- 01
Who will you walk with?
A local group, a few friends or your regular Sunday walkers. Start with the people you’d like to walk with.
- 02
Which route feels right?
Compare the distance, terrain and little details. Give everyone a say in where you go next.
- 03
Ready to head outside?
One clear plan for the group, with a meeting point and the information you need before you set off.
What makes a ramble
right for you?
A gentle path, a bench halfway or a café at the finish? Compare the practical details before your group chooses where to go.
- Compare distance, terrain and facilities
- Vote for more than one route
- Keep the final plan easy to find
Explore the example routes and try a vote. Then find or create a group to plan your own ramble.
Which ramble would you choose?
Explore the route details, then vote for any walks that suit you.
A countryside ramble
3.5 miles · 1½ hours
Mostly level · Gravel paths
- Café
- Benches or seating
- Public toilets
What can you expect?
- Surfaces and obstacles
- Firm gravel paths
- Gates or kissing gates
- Hills and effort
- Mostly level
- Facilities and rest stops
- Café
- Benches or seating
- Public toilets
A relaxed loop with places to sit. Gravel may become soft after rain; check ground conditions and café opening times before going.
5 example votes
Through the woodland
4 miles · 2 hours
Some climbs · Uneven paths
- Picnic area
- Car parking
What can you expect?
- Surfaces and obstacles
- Uneven ground or tree roots
- Muddy or soft ground
- Steps
- Hills and effort
- Gentle hills
- Facilities and rest stops
- Picnic area
- Car parking
Tree roots and a short flight of steps. Bring sturdy footwear, a drink and a picnic; this example has no café or toilets on the route.
4 example votes
Illustrative routes, details and votes. Your choices stay in this example.
A change of scenery does wonders. A little fresh air?
A proper catch-up?
Why not both?
You don’t need to chase a summit or keep up with anyone else. Sometimes a good walk is a short loop, a proper catch-up and a café at the end.
NextRamble brings together clear information, different paces and the pleasure of getting outside with others.
Get to know NextRambleWhere could your
next ramble take you?
Find a group that suits your pace, or bring your own walking people together.