Walk Locations

You must have taken part in one of our Beginner Introduction to Nordic Walking sessions or learnt the technique with another qualified instructor. We run regular beginner courses where you will learn the basics of the 10-step technique in 2 hours. After the workshop you will be able to join one of our regular walks or of course practice on your own.

No. Nordic Walking poles are provided for all sessions but in time most people prefer to have their own poles. These can be purchased for you at discount by your instructor. You will be asked to provide your height for your first session, so are equipped with thecorrect size poles.

Yes, we can recommend what type of poles would be best for you. There are lots of factors to take into consideration – where you’ll be walking, whether you want to travel with your poles, how much you are planning to use them etc.

The best footwear is a waterproof and flexible walking shoe with a good grip. If you don’t have these then trainers are good (unless it is wet underfoot). Walking boots that support your ankles can be worn but you may find them a bit too rigid, making it difficult to roll your foot actively, which is part of the Nordic Walking technique.

If you have them, hiking or fitness clothing is good but there is no particular type. Your clothing should be stretchy, comfortable, ideally made of a breathable/moisture wicking fabric. Waterproof jackets, gloves (not bulky) and hats are useful. Please contact us if you have any further questions as to appropriate clothing for your session.

Water if the weather is warm and something to carry your phone, keys and water in. A bumbag or small backpack is ideal.

Generally, yes, so long as it is safe. We never walk in thunderstorms or high winds.

If you can walk you can Nordic Walk! Classes can be tailored to suit a range of abilities, with some specialised classes aimed at faster/experienced walkers or shorter/slower walks.

No. They have a different grip and strap from Nordic Walking poles and this makes it difficult to master the correct Nordic Walking technique.

The maximum number we will take in a group is 8. You need to book into a class via our Walk Schedule page.

You need to go to xxx. You can see and manage all your walks from there. You can cancel up to midday the day before your walk. Longer walks and events may have different cancellation policies – full details will be on the Walk Schedule page.

We are currently running Beginner Workshops in Hatfield Forest and Southern Country Park. Our regular group walks are held at different locations and we will vary the routes and types of walk to keep things interesting. We can also arrange a session near you if you have a group of friends who would like to form a class.

You must have taken part in one of our Beginner Introduction to Nordic Walking sessions or learnt the technique with another qualified instructor. We run regular beginner courses where you will learn the basics of the 10-step technique in 2 hours. After the workshop you will be able to join one of our regular walks or of course practice on your own.

No. Nordic Walking poles are provided for all sessions but in time most people prefer to have their own poles. These can be purchased for you at discount by your instructor. You will be asked to provide your height for your first session, so are equipped with thecorrect size poles.

Yes, we can recommend what type of poles would be best for you. There are lots of factors to take into consideration – where you’ll be walking, whether you want to travel with your poles, how much you are planning to use them etc.

The best footwear is a waterproof and flexible walking shoe with a good grip. If you don’t have these then trainers are good (unless it is wet underfoot). Walking boots that support your ankles can be worn but you may find them a bit too rigid, making it difficult to roll your foot actively, which is part of the Nordic Walking technique.

If you have them, hiking or fitness clothing is good but there is no particular type. Your clothing should be stretchy, comfortable, ideally made of a breathable/moisture wicking fabric. Waterproof jackets, gloves (not bulky) and hats are useful. Please contact us if you have any further questions as to appropriate clothing for your session.

Water if the weather is warm and something to carry your phone, keys and water in. A bumbag or small backpack is ideal.

Generally, yes, so long as it is safe. We never walk in thunderstorms or high winds.

If you can walk you can Nordic Walk! Classes can be tailored to suit a range of abilities, with some specialised classes aimed at faster/experienced walkers or shorter/slower walks.

No. They have a different grip and strap from Nordic Walking poles and this makes it difficult to master the correct Nordic Walking technique.

The maximum number we will take in a group is 8. You need to book into a class via our Walk Schedule page.

You need to go to xxx. You can see and manage all your walks from there. You can cancel up to midday the day before your walk. Longer walks and events may have different cancellation policies – full details will be on the Walk Schedule page.

We are currently running Beginner Workshops in Hatfield Forest and Southern Country Park. Our regular group walks are held at different locations and we will vary the routes and types of walk to keep things interesting. We can also arrange a session near you if you have a group of friends who would like to form a class.