Wellbeing Walk: Riverside Country Park
Riverside Country Park, Medway · 27 October to 24 November 2026
Image: Riverside Country ParkA free guided wellbeing walk led by Ramblers Wellbeing Walks Medway, starting at 10:15 am outside the Information centre at Riverside Country Park, Medway. Each walk lasts about an hour over easy ground at a steady pace, with some moderate slopes, steps and uneven surfaces. It suits people who walk regularly, and booking is required.
Highlights
- Free guided walk, about one hour, on Tuesdays from 27 October to 24 November 2026
- Meets outside the Information centre at Riverside Country Park
- Some moderate slopes, steps and uneven ground; booking required
Getting there
Riverside Country Park, ME7 2XH
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