WALK ALTON NEWS

When Sally Stoodley suffered a massive stroke at age 80 in January 2023, it could have ended her lifelong passion for walking and adventure. Instead, the determined Alton resident channelled her experience into helping others.

We want to extend a huge thank you to Ian Fleming and Clare Allen, who are stepping down from the committee.

Inspired by an existing walking group in Medstead, we’re excited to launch our own weekly evening walks starting this August! Beginning...

Ian Fleming shares the results of the recent Five to Ten survey

Movement helps keep our bodies strong, our minds clear, and our spirits lifted. If you’re already walking regularly, keep it up! But if you’re curious about trying something new, running might be worth considering.

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Take part in a free guided walk from the Three Horseshoes in East Worldham

Come and join us on Saturday 7th June at 7.00 p.m. at Goldfinch Books for a special quiz night to raise money for Walk Alton.

A new toposcope has been unveiled on Windmill Hill in memory of local walking enthusiast Robert Athis, the visionary behind Alton’s much-loved Six Hills Walk.

Movement is one of the most powerful tools we have for preventing and treating disease - so let's make movement our medicine!