Walking isn’t only good for our physical, social and mental health. It’s also good for our communities, the environment and the economy.
We support and inspire people in Scotland to walk and wheel more.
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We’re helping more people to walk and wheel in Scotland
We make it easier for everyone in Scotland to enjoy the benefits of walking and wheeling. There are four ways we do this. By delivering programmes, improving paths, strengthening networks, and promoting walking and wheeling.
The number of Health Walks supported every week across Scotland by our Scottish Health Walk Network. This helps over 9,500 people join a health walk in their community.
The number of people we’ve trained to deliver health walks in their communities.
The number of people who engaged in our workplace Step Count Challenge.
The number of direct interactions we’ve had with young people to encourage them to walk more during their school day.
The number of communities we’ve worked with to pilot Walking Action Plans to reduce the barriers to walking and increase community connectedness.
The total of grants we’ve awarded across Scotland to improve paths, deliver more health walks, and promote walking as a sustainable travel option.
We updated our brand and name in June 2025 to Walking Scotland. We’re still working to update everything with our new branding. This means you might spot our previous, Paths for All, branding in places, and some links in downloads might not work as they should.
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Bill and Irfan’s walking story
Scott’s walking story
Twisted Blister’s walking story
A path 120 years in the making (Isle of Lewis)
Amy and James’s walking story (Kincarrathie House, Perth)
Catherine’s walking story (Scottish Disability Sport)
New path is vital link to local services and greenspaces in Dunfermline
Fiona’s walking story (University of Strathclyde)
Edinburgh Leisure and NHS Lothian’s Ageing Well Project
Glasgow community celebrates major pathway improvements (Castlemilk)
Historic path on the Isle of Skye gets a new lease of life
In memory of Richard, a passionate walker
Kelly’s walking story (The Wee County Walkers)
Positive Steps Kemnay
Donna’s walking story
Robert’s walking story (Volunteering Hebrides)
Feeling inspired to get more people walking and wheeling in Scotland? We’re looking for people to take on a fundraising challenge or sign up to our latest campaign.
