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Pole Walking: Higham

Medway Health Walks, Higham · 26 October 2026

26 Oct

A guided pole walking session in Higham, led by friendly volunteer walk leaders from Medway Health Walks. It starts at 10:15am on 26 October 2026 and suits everyone looking for gentle outdoor exercise. Booking is recommended.

Highlights

  • Guided pole walk led by volunteer walk leaders
  • Starts 10:15am on Monday 26 October 2026
  • Booking recommended before attending

Getting there

Medway Health Walks, ME3 7DD

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