Join us for one of the best health walk programmes in Scotland.
Where Can I Find a Health Walk?
Walk in the Park health walks utilise the beautiful and nurturing surroundings of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. We are recognised as one of the best examples of a successful health walk programme in Scotland. Starting from just seven walkers in Callander, we now support over two hundred and eighty people across the National Park. Walk in the Park also welcomes people living with dementia and their carers onto our walks. Routes identified with the Dementia Friendly walking logo are suitable for most abilities.
All our walks depart at 10:20am. Click on the location below to download our weekly walking programmes.
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What to Expect On Our Health Walk
Our Health Walk’s are led by trained volunteer’s on routes that we personally risk assess and trial out for size. Each walk is less than an hour long beginning with a short gentle warm up, followed by a brisk walk. Our walks are friendly, regular, and we encourage and welcome new walkers to join us and who feel they would benefit from being more active. Our walks are also an opportunity to meet new people in your area and explore places you might not have been before.
Health walkers can enjoy a whole range of benefits including:
- Increased fitness
- Improved mood
- Increased social interactions with local people
- Increased social interactions with their local area
Walking requires no special equipment or expense and is the ideal way or for most people to become more active.
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Evening Health Walks | Callander & Killin
We’re thrilled to be resuming our evening walks for 2026 and can’t wait for you to join us. Our walks are free and are a great opportunity to enjoy a leisurely stroll and connect with others and nature.
- Killin – Meeting fortnightly on Monday’s resuming 6th April, from the Sports Pavillion at 6.50pm for a 7pm start.
- Callander – Meeting on Wednesday’s at 7pm, Ancaster Square, watch this space for date details.



















