Walk


Walking is simple, free and one of the easiest ways to be more active and healthier.  Like other physical activities, walking releases endorphins which improves your mood and reduces stress. It can also help with concentration and walking with friends means you get more time to catch up. Walking is a low emission way to travel and helps reduce your impact on the environment.

 


The Green Loop

The 7km Green Loop has been built to improve cycling and walking links around Bordon. Download the Green Loop Map and view The Green Loop Drone Video for more details.

Upgrades to Budds Lane and the High Street will improve routes for pedestrians and cyclists making it easier and safer to get about. Other improvements to pedestrian and cycle routes around the town will make it easier to get about and reduce your car use. 

 


Local groups offering walks for all ages and abilities

East Hampshire Wellbeing Walks scheme
East Hampshire Wellbeing Walks scheme offers free guided walks for people of all abilities across East Hampshire including in Petersfield, Liphook and Liss. 

Could you lead a Wellbeing Walk? New volunteer walk leaders receive free training, which includes online modules followed by three hours of in-person training. If you're interested in volunteering and potentially delivering a walk in Whitehill and Bordon, please contact Mark Pavitt by emailing is healthwalks@easthants.gov.uk or calling 07909 884160.  

Deadwater Valley Trust
The Trust offer regular trails and walks during the year, see their Calendar of Events for details.

Walk and Talk Fridays
Contact Janeen Alicia Sinden on Facebook to sign up to the WhatsApp group  

Ready Steady Walk
Ready Steady Walks are free, push-chair friendly, social walking groups for families with very young children living in Hampshire. Ready Steady Walk is a good excuse to get out into the fresh air and give you the chance to meet local families in your community. Each walking group will be led by a Barnardo’s volunteer or a local community health development worker. The Bordon walking group meets at Hogmoor Inclosure once a week. For more information, upcoming dates and to book, visit their Eventbrite page Ready Steady Walk - Bordon. 

Charity Walk of Light
An annual fund raiser organised in partnership between East Hampshire District Council, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Elder Association and the Whitehill & Bordon Community Trust. The Peace Walk takes place in May each year


Explore the area                                                           

Head to the local Bordon and Hogmoor Inclosures, Deadwater Valley or the scenic South Downs National Park where there are walking trails to challenge and excite you or Alice Holt Forest where you can follow walking trails with your family.