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Walking Groups

At Age UK Bradford District, we believe staying active doesn’t have to mean strenuous exercise. Our walking groups are about gentle movement, friendly conversation, and enjoying the outdoors together.

Whether you’re returning to walking after some time away, looking to build confidence, or simply wanting some company for a stroll, you’ll receive a warm welcome. No one gets left behind - we walk at a pace that suits the group.

  • Walks are around an hour long. 
  • Routes are carefully selected to be safe and sensible, with public transport links and cafes close by in case of bad weather.
  • Everyone is welcome - whether you’re walking alone or bringing a friend! 

New Walking Groups

Idle

First Walk - 13th October 2026!
Every Tuesday
11:00am – 12:00pm
Meet at Age UK Bradford Idle Community Hub

To register your interest please complete this short form or call us on 01274 391190.

Lister Park (Manningham)

First Walk - 13th October 2026!
Every Tuesday
1:30pm – 2:30pm
Meet at South Entrance to park (junction of Keighley Road and Oak Lane)

To register your interest please complete this short form or call us on 01274 391190.

Keighley (Cliffe Castle)

First Walk - 14th October 2026!
Every Wednesday
11:00am – 12:00pm
Meet in Cliffe Castle Car Park (bus stop across street)

To register your interest please complete this short form or call us on 01274 391190.

Bingley

First Walk - 16th October 2026!
Every Friday
1:30pm – 2:30pm
Meet in Bingley town Square.

To register your interest please complete this short form or call us on 01274 391190.

 

Ongoing Walking Groups

Shipley

Every Tuesday
11:30am – 12:30pm
Meet on Saltaire Train Station bridge (Victoria Road)

To register your interest please email sam.armitage@ageukbd.org.uk 

Allerton 

Every Thursday
1:00pm – 2:00pm
Meet at Age UK Bradford Allerton Community Hub

To register your interest please email sam.armitage@ageukbd.org.uk 

 

Why Join our walking groups?

Walking in a group can:

  • Create new friendships
  • Boost mood and wellbeing
  • Improve confidence and mobility

  • Reduce feelings of isolation