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Huddersfield Ramblers walks

About this activity

Every Sunday we have at least one walk in Kirklees and the surrounding areas.These are graded as:
A walks - usually between 10 and 13 miles miles.
B walks - usually around 8 at a more leisurely pace.

Our walks are open to adults, and children accompanied by adults. People can try a few walks for free, but will be required to join The Ramblers if they want to continue.

Please see the website link under Further Information for details of this week's walks and those in the future.

We also have monthly walks on Saturdays.These are graded as:
A+ walks - usually longer (15+ miles), faster and on more rugged terrain.
A- walks - in the summertime, usually 9-11 miles at a steady pace.
C walks - shorter walks of around 5 miles, aimed at people new to rambling or with their children.

In the summer months, every Tuesday, we have an evening walk of about 4-5 miles.

Dates and venues

  • Saturday 8 February 2025 , Monthly Saturday walks are ongoing and may take place till at least the date shown. Please check our website under Further Information for details of each walk. People can try a few walks for free, but will then be required to join The Ramblers.
  • Sunday 9 February 2025 , Walks every Sunday may take place till at least the date shown. Please check our website under Further Information for details of each walk. People can try a few walks for free, but will then be required to join The Ramblers.
  • Tuesday 11 February 2025 , Evening walks may take place on Tuesdays during the summer. Please check our website under Further Information for details of each walk. People can try a few walks for free, but will then be required to join The Ramblers.

Further information

Themes

Walks, rides and conservation Please see under Events for walks, cycle and horse rides and conservation activities. From short town trails, to strolls around charming valleys and hikes across the Pennine moors, there's usually something for everyone.