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Frinton and Walton on the Naze coastal walk

Frinton and Walton on the Naze coastal walk

Sun, Feb 22, 9:00 AM
From Walks by Water - walking, hiking London
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Come join us for this fabulous 12 mile coastal walk whereby we shall be taking in the Essex charms of exclusive Frinton on the Sea and the uniqueness of the Naze. Let's go with the flow ! We shall buy group train tickets to Walton-on-the Naze - we need change trains at Thorpe-Le- Soken - as from 9am. Train ticket : return to Walton-on-the-Naze Train departs at 9.38am and arrives at Walton-on-the-Naze 11.17am after a change of train. The walk will commence immediately and there shall be a toilet stop 15 mins after leaving the station. Or you may decide to drive. We shall first walk around the Naze itself and then eat our lunch by the Naze Tower before walking the last 30 mins around the Naze. Then we shall make our way to Clacton passing Frinton and Holland on Sea along the beaches and if the sun is out and tide is out too this part of the walk is extremely enjoyable. We shall stop a couple of times during the afternoon. This whole walk is very memorable indeed as it is somewhat different. Time permitting we shall go to a pub at the end of the walk. Meetup fee £8 payable in cash or £6 by Saturday in advance by bank transfer, details available upon request. Please bring packed lunch, water, snacks etc plus waterproof jacket and walking shoes or trainers. Train journey back from Clacton at 5.35pm. Please only post photos of others with their consent. My no 07714250849.

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Newhaven to Brighton stunning coastal walk

Newhaven to Brighton stunning coastal walk

Fri, Apr 3, 8:15 AM
From Walks by Water - walking, hiking London
4.7

Come join us for this wonderful ever popular 10 mile coastal walk, the first part on the cliff tops and later an undercliff walk ! Let's go with the flow ! We shall start the walk at 11.15am. We shall buy group train tickets as from 9.20am and then take the 9.54am train that arrives at 11.11am at Newhaven Town after changing at Lewes. If we miss the connection at Lewes then we shall arrive at Newhaven Town half an hour later. Train ticket : Brighton return. Or you may decide to drive. Please bring packed lunch, water, snacks etc plus waterproof jacket and walking shoes/boots/trainers. We shall stop for an ice cream towards the end of the walk. At Brighton we shall have a drink in the famed Lanes ! Train back at around 6.15pm. Meet up fee £8 payable in cash or bank transfer. £6 if paid in advance by Thursday by bank transfer, bank details available by private message. No PayPal. Please only post photos of others with their consent. My no is 07714250849

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The Riverside  Stroll.Join us

The Riverside Stroll.Join us

Sat, Feb 28, 1:00 PM
From Lesbian & Queer Women Community.
5.0
4 attendees
Walthamstow Wetlands Nature Walk

Walthamstow Wetlands Nature Walk

Sun, Feb 22, 11:00 AM
From Nature Reserves Forum Meetup Group
4.4
5 attendees
🚶‍♂️ GoodGym Fitness Walk: Dollis Brook to Darlands Lake (Green Belt Walk)

🚶‍♂️ GoodGym Fitness Walk: Dollis Brook to Darlands Lake (Green Belt Walk)

Thu, Feb 26, 11:00 AM
From GoodGym Barnet

Join us for a relaxed but purposeful GoodGym fitness walk through some of North London’s most attractive and surprisingly wild green spaces — all within the London Green Belt. We’ll walk from West Finchley to Mill Hill East, following the Dollis Brook and then looping through Darlands Nature Reserve and Lake. This route offers varied scenery, open views, woodland, water, and a real sense of being away from the city despite staying firmly in London. 🌿 About the route Dollis Brook forms a green river corridor through Barnet, with tree-lined paths, open grassland, birdsong, and gentle gradients — peaceful, scenic, and ideal for walking and conversation. Darlands Nature Reserve is a protected area of woodland, meadows, and ponds, with a beautiful lake at its centre. It feels surprisingly rural and is known for its wildlife, seasonal colour, and calm atmosphere — a real hidden gem. ☕ Stops & pace There will be a coffee / light lunch stop en route, and we’ll keep a steady, sociable pace with time to enjoy the surroundings. We will finish at Mill Hill East tube station on the northern line. 📏 Distance & terrain • Estimated distance: approx. 6–7 miles (10–11 km) • Duration: 3–4 hours, including breaks • Terrain: mostly flat paths with some uneven sections • Conditions: can be muddy after wet weather, but generally manageable with suitable footwear 👟 What you’ll need • Comfortable walking shoes or boots (preferably waterproof) • Weather-appropriate clothing • Water and a snack (optional café stop available) This walk is run by GoodGym Barnet — combining movement, sociability, and exploring local green spaces. You don’t need to be a GoodGym member to join; everyone is welcome. Dogs allowed. Participation, Health & Responsibility GoodGym Barnet activities are informal, volunteer-led sessions that combine light physical activity with community volunteering or social exercise. Participation is voluntary and at your own risk. By attending this event, you confirm that you are responsible for your own health, fitness, and wellbeing, and that you take part based on your own judgement and ability. You should ensure you are medically fit to participate and are comfortable with the nature of the activity, which may include walking or running on uneven surfaces, paths, parks, nature reserves, or urban environments. Conditions may be muddy or wet depending on the weather. Please wear appropriate clothing and footwear and take care of your personal belongings. GoodGym, event organisers, and volunteers cannot accept responsibility for injury, loss, or damage sustained while taking part in this activity. If you have any concerns or questions, please get in touch with the event organiser in advance.

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AI Automation Walk and Talk Meetup

AI Automation Walk and Talk Meetup

Sun, Feb 22, 9:30 AM
From Networking AI Automation Walk & Talk in Brighton

**Brighton Seafront Walk & Talk** Kick off the year with fresh air and meaningful founder conversations. A relaxed seafront walk ideal for talking about workflows, automation opportunities, and AI tools. 9:00–10:00am Meet: Brighton Pier Walk to :Hove Lawns

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects hikers to groups and events for shared adventures. Discover local trails and meet people who love the outdoors as much as you do.

Yes, Meetup offers many groups dedicated to walking in London. You can join these groups to explore coastal trails and enjoy the city's scenery with others.

To join a coastal walk event, browse the events on Meetup, RSVP, and attend the gathering. It's a great way to enjoy nature and meet fellow walkers.

Meetup features coastal walking events that may occur this weekend. Check the site's schedule to view upcoming events and plan your adventure.

Yes, Meetup allows you to browse and RSVP for events in advance. Planning allows you to fit walks into your schedule seamlessly.

Meetup is a perfect platform to meet individuals who share your interest in walking. Join events to connect with fellow nature enthusiasts.

Search for hiking events on Meetup by entering London or your specific area. The site shows events tailored to your location and interest.

While RSVPing is recommended to help event organizers, some events may accept last-minute participants. Check each event's details before attending.

Walking event difficulty varies, with many suitable for beginners. Check event descriptions on Meetup for details on route length and terrain.

Meetup facilitates connections but doesn't organize events. Group hosts and communities create and manage their own walking events.

The availability of specific walks depends on current groups and events. Some niche interests might not have active groups at all times.

While membership isn't always required to participate, joining a group can enhance the experience and keep you updated on future activities.

Many London walking events focus on scenic routes, including coastal paths. These walks offer breathtaking views and rich experiences.

Many walking groups in London are very active, offering regular events and opportunities to explore diverse local terrains with fellow walkers.

Yes, interested individuals can create groups or propose new events. Leading provides a chance to design routes and share experiences with others.