Our projects in the community
We’re delighted to be able to run a number of projects in Exeter and East Devon, supported by a number of local and national organisations. Find out more about what we’re doing, and how Nordic Walking has helped many people.
Cranbrook
Walks for members of the local community
St Thomas, Exeter
Walks for members of the local community
Tri-Hards, Exmouth
Four-week-long courses for members of the Tri-Hards in Exmouth
Coaver Club, Exeter
Technique workshops and walks in central Exeter
Living with Parkinson’s
Why Nordic Walking is an effective and enjoyable exercise
University of Exeter
For students and staff
Connect with others
There are many other organisations in Exeter and Devon which aim to encourage exercise outdoors and other aspects of wellbeing. You can also connect with other Nordic walkers through our Facebook group and keep in touch through our occasional newsletter.
Wellbeing in Devon
Alexander Technique, Adventure Therapy, and more
More walks in Exeter
Parkrun, Green Circle, and more
News & Press
Stories of how we’ve been active in and around Exeter and Devon
Newsletter
Acknowledgements
We are grateful to a number of local organisations for providing access:
- Exeter City Council – permission to walk at King George V Playing Fields, the Quayside and on other risk-assessed routes
- Devon Wildlife Trust – permission to walk at Ludwell Valley Park, Mincinglake Valley Park and Riverside Valley Park
- Powderham Castle – permission to walk and hold courses in the grounds
- East Devon District Council – permission to walk on land under licence
- Teignbridge County Council – permission to use public footpaths
