2019-2020 - Wakefield
2019-2020
Health WalksMore Active, More OftenWe’ve launched the Wakefield Year of Walking to encourage everyone tobecome healthier and more active by walking. Walking is one of the easiestways to get more active, lose weight and become fit. It’s simple, free and idealfor all ages and abilities.Why not simply walk to school, the shops, to work, or step outside and explore thewonderful parks and greenspace the district has to offer or take the family to oneof our story trails at Pugneys Country Park, Anglers Country Park or NewmillerdamCountry Park.To find out more about the different walks and events happening throughout theyear or find places to walk near you, check out:www.wakefield.gov.uk/yearofwalkingYou can filter the list of activities based on location, difficulty and distance, whetherthey are suitable for all the family, whether the route is suitable for people withdisabilities or whether there is a cost for hiring equipment such as a running buggy.You don’t need to join one of our organised walks to get going - there are plenty ofplaces you can begin your Year of Walking!Download our app and begin your 500 mile challengeAs part of our Year of Walking you can now download our FREE Aspire Health appand join our 500 miles walking challenge. The Aspire Health app is available in theApp Store and Google Play store.By downloading the Aspire Health app, you can sign up to the ‘500 miles challenge’and track your steps against other people on the leader board.There’s monthly prizes, a calendar of events, hints and tips, new challenges andevents will also be added throughout the year.We should all be aiming to build up to 150 minutes of moderate physical activity perweek. Moderate activities include anything that makes you breathe more heavily andfeel slightly warmer than normal.Most importantly you should still be able to talk. Health walks are a great way of helpingyou to achieve this goal and become more active more often.What are Health Walks?Wakefield Health Walks are regular, short walks that last between 20 minutes to 2 hoursand are aimed at people of all abilities and fitness levels. Each walk is led by at leastone trained walk leader as part of the National Walking for Health Scheme.Health walks are FREE and there is no need to book. All walks are non-smoking andplease check before bringing along dogs. You don’t need any fancy walking gear, justsensible footwear and clothing suited to the weather conditions. Guide to heart rating 20 - 30mins30mins - 1hr1hr - 1hr 30mins1hr 30mins
Health WalksDayMondayMondayHeart Rating Location Horbury,The Cluntergate Centre,Cluntergate, Horbury, WF4 5DA.Time FrequencyDay10amTuesdayWeekly Kettlethorpe, Standbridge LaneWednesdayGlasshoughton, Glasshoughton Centre, 10.30am WeeklyLeeds Road, Castleford, WF10 4PF.Please check with the Centre prior tojoining as this group occasionally walkout of the area. Monday Altofts, Methodist Church, Ship Corner,Altofts, WF612 noon WeeklyHemsworth, Hemsworth Library,Market Street, Hemsworth, WF9 4JY9.50am WeeklyThursdayTuesday Eastmoor, St Swithuns CommunityCentre, Arncliffe Road, Wakefield, WF14RW. Please note this group do not meet 10.15am Weeklyon the 1st Tuesday of every monthTuesday 9.45am WeeklyNew Southgate Surgery, Car Park,Buxton Place (off Leeds Road),Wakefield, WF1 3JQ. Meet at 9.45amfor a 10.00am start. Walk approximately3-4 miles 9.45am Weekly.10.30am FortnightlyHavercroft & Ryhill CommunityLearning Centre, Off Mulberry Avenue,Havercroft, WF4 2BD.Ferrybridge Community Centre, TheSquare, Ferrybridge, WF11 8PQ. Pleasecheck prior to joining as this groupoccasionally walk out of the area.10amFortnightly10amFortnightly10amWeeklyAug 1, 15, 29, Sept 12, 26, Oct 10, 24,Nov 7, 21, Dec 5, 19, Jan 2, 16, 30,Feb 13, 27, Mar 12, 26, Apr 9, 23ThursdayPlease note this group do not meet onBank Holiday Mondays.12 noon FortnightlyAug 14, 28, Sept 11, 25, Oct 9, 23,Nov 6, 20, Dec 4, 18, Jan 15, 29,Feb 12, 26, Mar 11, 25, Apr 8, 22Please note this group do not meet onBank Holiday Mondays.MondayCrofton Community Centre, MiddleLane, Crofton, WF4 1LB. The groupalways stop during the walk forrefreshments and a comfort break.Time FrequencyAug 6, 20, Sept 3, 17, Oct 1, 15, 29,Nov 12, 26, Dec 10, Jan 7, 21, Feb 4, 18,Mar 3, 17, 31, Apr 14, 282.15pm WeeklyPlease note this group do not meet onBank Holiday Mondays. Please note this group do not meet onBank Holiday Mondays.Community Centre, Standbridge Lane,Kettlethorpe, Wakefield, WF2 7NP.MondayHeart Rating LocationKnottingley Health Walk, 25 MarineVilla Road, Knottingley, WF11 8ER.Meet in the car park at MorrisonsSupermarket. Please check prior tojoining as this group occasionally walkout of area.Aug 8, 22, Sept 5, 19, Oct 3, 17, 31,Nov 14, 28, Dec 12, Jan 9, 23, Feb 6, 20,Mar 5, 19, Apr 2, 16, 30Thursday Kinsley & Fitzwilliam CommunityCentre, Wakefield Road, Kinsley,WF9 5BPThursday Nostell, Car Park, Doncaster Road,Nostell, near Wakefield, WF4 1QE(collect a car parking pass fromWalk Leader)10.10am Weekly
Health WalksDayThursdayNordic WalksHeart Rating Location Walton Social Club, Shay Lane,Walton, WF2 6LA. The group alwaysstop during the walk for refreshmentsand a comfort break.Time FrequencyWhat is Nordic Walking?10amFortnightlyNordic Walking is one of the best cardiovascular and toning exercises there is.It’s like cross country skiing without the skis or the snow.All equipment is provided and the walks are suitablefor all ages and abilities - all you need issensible footwear and outdoorclothing. Walks are FREE, follow variousroutes and last approximately 1 hour.Aug 1, 15, 29, Sept 12, 26, Oct 10, 24,Nov 7, 21, Dec 5, 19, Jan 2, 16, 30,Feb 13, 27, Mar 12, 26, Apr 9, 23ThursdayFridayFriday St Georges Community Centre,Broadway, Lupset, Wakefield, WF2 8AA10amWeekly Normanton, The Well Project Buildingin Haw Hill Park, Castleford Road,Normanton, WF6 2HB.Walk approximately 2-3 miles.All abilities catered for.10amWeekly Lock Lane, Sports Centre, Castleford,WF10 2JU. Please check with LockLane Sports Centre prior to joining asthis group occasionally walk out of thearea.10amWeekly Nostell, Car Park, Doncaster Road,Nostell, near Wakefield, WF4 1QELocationMeet pointMondayAckworthMondayThornesRustic Arms, Long Lane, Ackworth,Pontefract, WF7 7EZ. Meet in the car park.Thornes Park Stadium, Horbury Road,Wakefield, WF2 8TY.10.10am WeeklyTuesdayCastlefordTuesdayNostell 10.30am FortnightlyChequerfield, St Mary’s CommunityCentre, The Circle, Chequerfield,Pontefract, WF8 2AY. Please check priorto joining as this group occasionallywalk out of the area.Aug 9, 23, Sept 6, 20, Oct 4, 18,Nov 1, 15, 29, Dec 13, Jan 10, 24,Feb 7, 21, Mar 6, 20, Apr 3, 171pmWeekly1.30pm WeeklySavile Park, Lumley Street, Castleford,WF10 5LY. Meet in the Cricket Club car park.Doncaster Road, Nostell, Wakefield,WF4 1QE. Meet at The Stables/9.30am Weekly9.45am WeeklyCourtyard (parking charges apply).Wednesday Pontefract(collect a car parking pass fromWalk Leader)FridayTime FrequencyMeet in the reception area.Please note this group do not meet onGood Friday.FridayDayPontefract Park, Park Side, Pontefract,WF8 4RD.1.30pm WeeklyMeet in the main car park opposite theplayground inside the ton Colliery Nature Park, Wakefield,WF2 6NB. Meet in the car park.UptonUpton Library, Waggon Lane, Upton,Pontefract, WF9 1JS.PugneysPugneys Country Park,Asdale Road, Denby Dale Road,Wakefield,WF2 7EQ. (parking charges apply)Newmillerdam Newmillerdam Country Park, BarnsleyRoad, Wakefield, WF2 6QQ.Meet in the main car park (parking charges apply).9.30am Weekly10amWeekly1.30pm Weekly1pmWeekly
Short WalksMindful MoversAbout ArtwalkYou’re invited to discover Wakefield’s best-kept secret!We host six bi-monthly free events across the city (5pm - late) featuring exhibitions,live music, performances, poetry, and so much more. Now we’re offering a healthy walkcoinciding with our spring and summer Artwalks, exploring the City Centre.Upcoming Artwalk for health dates:Wednesday 25 September 2019, 6pm-7pmJoin our freeRUN, WALK &TALK groupin Thornes Park, Wakefield.We cover a variety of running and walkingdistances based on the ability of the groupand no-one is ever left behind.Friday mornings 10am-11am@MMrunwalktalkWednesday 25 March 2020, 6pm-7pmShort Walking RoutesStart at: The Hepworth WakefieldIf you are looking for ideas of where to go walking inWakefield, we offer a number of walking routes around thedistrict to help you get active. Whether you want a walk atlunchtime or a longer leisure route, the link below will giveyou a few inspirational h: at The Art HouseArrive early to enjoy the exhibitions at The Hepworth Wakefield; the gallery andThe Hepworth Cafe are open 10am-7pm on these dates.Suitable for all ages. Under 18’s must be accompanied by an adult.No dogs.Find out more by visiting www.artwalk.org.ukCastleford Heritage TrustCome along and join our PLODDERSHeritage Walking Group 2-3 Miles19 August10.30am-1.30pmFairburn Ings riverside trail23 Sept10.30am-1.30pmBretton Estate Yorkshire Sculpture ParkAt Queens Mill, Aire Street, Castleford,West Yorkshire WF10 1JL01977 556741 for more Open CountryOpen Country is a charity that enables people with disabilities to access the countrysidethrough activities, advice, information and training.Every Thursday throughout the year, the ‘Wildabout Wakefield’ outreach project run a WildlifeWalking Group for adults with learning disabilitiesand/or sensory impairments.With minibus provision and volunteer assistance,they go out for the full day getting to know the local countryside on foot. They also runtandem cycling, wheelchair outings and conservation projects around the district.For more information,contact Project Officer Ella Dixon on 07426 716677or email wakefield@opencountry.org.ukWebsite www.opencountry.org.uk/wakefield-project
Short WalksBuggy WalksStory TrailsMum-led walks (Walking for Health qualified) are an amazing way to fitexercise into your weekly routine. Whether your baby is in a pushchair orcarrier (sling) they offer the chance to socialise and chat with other mumsand build up your fitness.Story trails are a way to inspire families to go out walking and enjoy readingstories together. This can help to help build children’s interest in reading whileencouraging a healthy outdoor activity for both children and their grown-ups.Story trails are a fun educational activity that use words, images andsculptures from some of your children’s favourite books. Story trails combinethe pleasures and wonder of children’s books with the benefits of walking asa family in the great outdoors!MondaysHolmfield Arms weekly walk @ 9.45amDenby Dale Road, Wakefield WF2 8DY.Meet at the Holmfield Pub lower car park inside Thornes Park.Buggy hireDon’t want to get your buggy muddy or don’t think it will survive a regular walk?Buggies designed for walking and running activities are available to hire for only 2.50 per hourAvailable from: Pugneys Country ParkThornes Park StadiumAnglers Country ParkFeatherstone Sports ComplexNostell PrioryRoom on the BroomThe unique Room on the Broom Adventure Trail at Anglers Country Parkhas activities that provide a fun outdoor experience for all the family!Activity packs can be purchased from the Visitor Centre for 2.From the centre you’ll follow the trail, find sculptures, look for animal footprints, tracerubbings and have fun doing activities along the way. The trail is a circular route aroundthe lake and is accessible by foot, cycle, buggy or wheelchair.J019on/AaldsDonreffleSch 2Gnome RoamCome along to Newmillerdam Country Park and help Gnome Tony findhis gnome friends and the bear that has scared them all away!Enjoy a scenic walk exploring the country park, find the sculpturesand complete the activities and challenges as you go.The trail is suitable for all ages and accessible for buggies and mostwheelchairs, as there are some slopes on the route.Pick up your free leaflet from the dispensers in the car park.Blown AwayPugneys Country Park is ready to blow you away, with the fantastic new book and storytrail around the lake.Come and read the book, then see where your journey will take you. You can go look outfor grandmas washing, and help the boy find his kite.The Blown Away book is available to purchase atPugneys Country Park.
4The Ramblers’ Association is a company limited by guarantee, registered in England, Scotland and Wales. Company registrationNo 4458492. Registered Charity in England and Wales – No 1093577. Registered office: 2nd floor, Camelford House, 87-90 AlbertEmbankment, London SE1 7TW. Should you encounter any problems please report these to the local authority 03458 506506Adjoining footpathLeave gates & property as you find themTake your litter homeKeep dogs under effective control, on a lead near livestock – clean upafter your dogKeep to the waymarked rights of way, especially across farmlandLeave farm animals alone, do not feed themWear suitable footwear and clothing4Motorway2This leaflet was created in 2018The Ramblers’ Association is a company limited by guarantee, registered in England, Scotland and Wales. Company registrationNo 4458492. Registered Charity in England and Wales – No 1093577. Registered office: 2nd floor, Camelford House, 87-90 AlbertEmbankment, London SE1 7TW. Should you encounter any problems please report these to the local authority 03458 506506Bus stopParkingRailway station ChurchFP FootpathCountry parkGolf courseTelecoms1Thorpe Audlin3 Leave gates & property as you find themTake your litter homeKeep dogs under effective control, on a lead near livestock – clean upafter your dogKeep to the waymarked rights of way, especially across farmlandLeave farm animals alone, do not feed themWear suitable footwear and clothing4Motorway210nd WCity efieldakKirkhamgate3429’s7Thorpe Audlin8South Elmsall to Hemsworth BypassWALKS 10-11arouPontefractCastlefordn d W ef i el dak’sralbralbralb6Stanley5South ElmsallHemsworth11Anglers dto SouthElmsall3WALKS ey5 Adjoining footpathWakefield Way102Bretton9Anglers CountryParkldnd WCityakefieFollow the Countryside Code:Key:WaterRoadSouth ElmsallHemsworth11Horbury Bridge to1 CastlefordWALKS 4-6ofWakefield4Kirkhamgateruralboundar youndar youndar youndar yA 70 3 Follow the Countryside Code:Key:Wakefield Way10rualkmile wThis leaflet was created in 2018Bus stopParkingRailway station ChurchFP FootpathCountry parkGolf courseTelecoms1WaterRoadNotton3Thorpe AudlinHorbury8arouPontefractThe use of Ordnance Survey Explorer maps isrecommended in conjunction with the leaflets, the mapnumber is quoted on each page.THE WAKEFIELD WAYWAKEFIELD WAY - WALK 7Motorway22Bretton97CastlefordFor bus and train information contact Metro on 0113 2457676 between 7am and 10pm or www.wymetro.comThe Wakefield Way is a 70 mile, waymarked walkingroute around the Wakefield Metropolitan District andcovers a wide variety of landscapes. The route is dividedinto 11 sections of varying length with start and endpoints accessible by public transport.WAKEFIELD WAY - WALK 10The Ramblers’ Association is a company limited by guarantee, registered in England, Scotland and Wales. Company registrationNo 4458492. Registered Charity in England and Wales – No 1093577. Registered office: 2nd floor, Camelford House, 87-90 AlbertEmbankment, London SE1 7TW. Should you encounter any problems please report these to the local authority 03458 506506 Leave gates & property as you find themTake your litter homeKeep dogs under effective control, on a lead near livestock – clean upafter your dogKeep to the waymarked rights of way, especially across farmlandLeave farm animals alone, do not feed themWear suitable footwear and clothing3 Follow the Countryside Code:Adjoining footpathWakefield WaySouth ElmsallHemsworth11Anglers CountryPark’s6Stanley5The use of Ordnance Survey Explorer maps isrecommended in conjunction with the leaflets, the mapnumber is quoted on each page.THE WAKEFIELD WAYalkmile wWAKEFIELD WAY - WALK 410NottonAnglers’Country Park1 to Horbury Bridge3WALKS 1-3ndCityW efieldakSections may be split or added together to suit theindividual walker. The walks can be done in any orderand in either direction but these leaflets start at AnglersCountry Park and follow a clockwise direction.For bus and train information contact Metro on 0113 2457676 between 7am and 10pm or www.wymetro.comThe Wakefield Way is a 70 mile, waymarked walkingroute around the Wakefield Metropolitan District andcovers a wide variety of landscapes. The route is dividedinto 11 sections of varying length with start and endpoints accessible by public transport.A 70This leaflet was created in 2018Bus stopParkingRailway station ChurchFP FootpathCountry parkGolf courseTelecoms1Key:WaterRoad2Bretton9Thorpe AudlinKirkhamgateThe use of Ordnance Survey Explorer maps isrecommended in conjunction with the leaflets, the mapnumber is quoted on each page.THE WAKEFIELD WAYalkmile wMotorwaySouth ElmsallHemsworth11Anglers ctions may be split or added together to suit theindividual walker. The walks can be done in any orderand in either direction but these leaflets start at AnglersCountry Park and follow a clockwise direction.For bus and train information contact Metro on 0113 2457676 between 7am and 10pm or www.wymetro.comThe Wakefield Way is a 70 mile, waymarked walkingroute around the Wakefield Metropolitan District andcovers a wide variety of landscapes. The route is dividedinto 11 sections of varying length with start and endpoints accessible by public transport.A 70Leave gates & property as you find themTake your litter homeKeep dogs under effective control, on a lead near livestock – clean upafter your dogKeep to the waymarked rights of way, especially across farmlandLeave farm animals alone, do not feed themWear suitable footwear and clothingFollow the Countryside Code:Wakefield WayNotton1Horbury86Stanley5alkmile wThe Ramblers’ Association is a company limited by guarantee, registered in England, Scotland and Wales. Company registrationNo 4458492. Registered Charity in England and Wales – No 1093577. Registered office: 2nd floor, Camelford House, 87-90 AlbertEmbankment, London SE1 7TW. Should you encounter any problems please report these to the local authority 03458 506506Photos kindly provided by Yorkshire Sculpture Park: Barbara Hepworth The Family Of Man 1970 Lent by the Hepworth Estate Bowness-Hepworth estate, photo Jonty Wilde; Ai Weiwei Iron Tree 2013, private collection courtesy YSP, photo Jonty Wilde;YSP Centre at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, courtesy-YSP, photo Marc Atkins Adjoining footpath2Bretton347KirkhamgateSections may be split or added together to suit theindividual walker. The walks can be done in any orderand in either direction but these leaflets start at AnglersCountry Park and follow a clockwise direction.The use of Ordnance Survey Explorer maps isrecommended in conjunction with the leaflets, the mapnumber is quoted on each page.THE WAKEFIELD WAYA 70This leaflet was created in 2018The local club East Pennine Orienteering Club organise regular events to suit allability levels.Bus stopParkingRailway station ChurchFP FootpathCountry parkGolf courseTelecomsKey:Maps (hard copies) are available from the visitor centre at Anglers Country Park fora small contribution.HorburyCityofWakefield Download Newmillerdam instructions and map at:www.wakefield.gov.uk/orienteeringSections may be split or added together to suit theindividual walker. The walks can be done in any orderand in either direction but these leaflets start at AnglersCountry Park and follow a clockwise direction.For bus and train information contact Metro on 0113 2457676 between 7am and 10pm o
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