There is a whole range of walking related information, advice and resources available on the internet. Below we have picked out just a few websites which may be of interest:
Walking in Lincolnshire
If you’re looking to get out for a more leisurely walk, then the Lincolnshire County Council website is a great place to go for information on recommended routes, whether you’re looking for a short walk, long walk, coastal walk or otherwise!
Active 10
The Active 10 app is a free walking tracker from the NHS. It’s a simple way to take away the guesswork of how active you have been. The app uses sensors in your device to anonymously record every minute of walking you do, even when they’re spread out across the day.
To achieve an ‘active 10’ you just need to clock up 10 minutes of brisk walking throughout the day, you don’t have to walk for 10 consecutive minutes!
Living Streets
Living Streets is the national charity that stands up for pedestrians. Some of their campaigns include; safer routes to schools, protecting and repairing pavements, tackling air pollution and much more! Visit their website to explore more about what they do and even get involved!
Treekly
Turn footsteps into forests with Treekly. By walking 5,000 steps per day you can help contribute towards global reforestation projects. The app is free to download on iOS and Android devices.
The Ramblers
The Ramblers promote walking for pleasure, health, leisure and transport to everyone of all ages, backgrounds and abilities in towns and cities as well as in the countryside. Their website is full of resources to get you walking, including organised walking routes, advice on walking with health conditions and the benefits of walking.