About Our Walks

📍 St Albans
👉🏼 Meeting Point • Silver Palate
📅 Sun 26th April 2026
⏰ 10am–1pm

We will be doing a nice walk around Verulamium park, roughly 5km. A few different loops in one of our fav parks, nothing too strenuous. We will be finishing at the Fighting Cocks for some drinks afterwards.

Every walk is different – the route, the people, even the weather – but what stays the same is the welcoming, easygoing environment. Come solo, bring a friend, or even your dog!

Get your tickets here via the CLIQ app.
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FAQs

• How do I join a walk?

  To join a walk, simply register via the CLIQ app or use the booking link provided under each walk event on our website.

• Where can I find details of upcoming walks?

  Walks are announced in CLIQ, then shared on our website Events page and socials.
  
  Want to stay in the loop? Sign up to our mailing list for Women Who Walk insider updates at womenwhowalk.co.uk

• Where are your walks located?

  We currently walk in St Albans (Hertfordshire), Guildford (Surrey), Cambridge and Brighton.

  Interested in starting a group in your area? Register as a Volunteer and we’ll be in touch.

• How often do you walk?

  Each location hosts two walks a month, unless extreme weather or unforeseen circumstances change our plans.

  If that happens, we’ll swap in a social event instead! Follow us on our socials for any last-minute updates.

• How far do you walk?

  Walks are usually 7–8km, but the distance varies depending on the route.

  In the future, we’ll be hosting walking trips, hiking adventures and even walking holidays. Sign up to our newsletter and be the first to hear about it!

• What should I wear?

  Check the weather before heading out! If it’s rained, err on the side of caution and wear appropriate footwear and bring a waterproof. 

  We carry a small first aid kit, so if your boots are new, do bring some plasters. You’ll thank us later!

• Can I bring my kids?

  Our walks are for over-18s only to keep a steady pace and give women space to switch off and connect, though babes in arms (carriers or slings) are welcome.

• Can I bring my dog?

  Friendly, well-socialised dogs are welcome! Just bring a lead as some routes pass livestock. Be mindful that not everyone loves dogs – check in before letting yours say hello!