AWARDS FOR ALL - LIFEWALKS PROGRAMME 
This programme of walks in the Epping Forest District is part of the Lifewalks programme run by Epping Forest District Council and supported by A Vision of Britain CIC
Download a PDF of 5 walks showing interactve maps and videos...
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT LIFEWALKS,
PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO READ THIS BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY WALKS
information for new Lifewalkers
When you come on your first ever Lifewalk, please arrive 30 minutes before the advertised meeting time so that we
have time to register you before the start of the walk.
If you have already been sent the blue safety questionnaire, please complete this beforehand and bring it with you.
If you do not have this form, you can get one from the walk leaders when you arrive.
We will introduce you to the leaders and some of the other Lifewalkers so you will feel part of the group straight away and have someone to chat to during the walk (if you would like to).
One of our leaders will be happy to walk with you the first time you come along to help you work out what will be a
comfortable but beneficial speed for you to walk at.
Everyone walks at different speeds. So, as a newcomer, you will almost certainly find a lot of walkers disappearing off ahead of you at a much faster pace. Don't be put off by this – they will probably have been coming to Lifewalks for some time or may just be younger than you! You should not try and keep up with the fastest walkers and no-one will ask you to. You only need to walk as though you are late for an appointment.
However slow (or fast) you can walk when you first join Lifewalks, most people find they can walk more quickly
within just a few weeks.
Diary of walks
May 2011 - April 2012
New walkers – please read the Lifewalks information before coming on your first Life walk.
Please see Gradients for an explanation of "Level".
Enquiries:
If you have any questions, please call Karen Williams at Epping Forest District Council Leisure Services on 01992 564222
email:kwilliams@eppingforestdc.gov.uk
Part of the objects of A Vision of Britain is to work with other organisations, councils and CIC's to encourage more people to become involved in Active Health walks. With so much beautiful countryside and many nature reserves and woodlands this area has lots of good places to get out and see. Health and fitness is vital to our well being A Vision of Britain uses multimedia and natural history to make its walks more appealing and interesting to those that who are not keep fit addicts. Photography provides a relaxing and enjoyable way of getting exercise and some mental stimulation. If you want to know more, email us with your details and we will get back to you. Contact us...

Walkers lead by Karen Williams and Chairman of Epping Forest District Council, Cllr. Penny Smith head off with a free MP3 player given by The Active Health team at Epping Forest District Council. The MP3 contains a podcast of the walk and its interesting natural history features, narrated by Tricia Moxey and Karen Williams.


