As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, there’s no better time to embrace the season’s sparkle. Whether you’re hunting for the perfect Christmas gifts or craving a cosy winter walk. From iconic Parliament Hill in London to the busting lanes of Brighton, head on these routes all available on the Go Jauntly app.
Read MoreDo you know someone who loves walking as much as they love Christmas? Tree-mendous! We have the best gift for walkers, or the person who has everything, an annual Go Jauntly Premium Subscription.
Read MoreNature is closer than you think. That’s the idea behind Naturehood, a new project from the National Trust and Go Jauntly, designed to help people explore, play, and connect with the natural world right outside their front door. Ready to explore your wild neighbours? Let’s go!
Read MoreLooking for ways to make family walks more exciting? Whether you’re heading out to your local park, countryside, or city streets, these 10 free, nature-based games and outdoor activities can turn a simple walk into a fun and memorable adventure.
Read MoreTOG24 and Shaun The Sheep bring you playful trails to spark young imaginations. Discover lush routes and explore nature in style in London, Leeds, Harrogate, Manchester, Newcastle, Glasgow and St Albans.
Read MoreDiscover the best railway walks across Southern, Great Northern and Thameslink railways to help you find walks that start near local train stations. Be in with a chance to win a premium subscription when you spot our posters at participating stations.
Read MoreDiscover Car-Free Trails in Wales with Go Jauntly. Forget the traffic jams and crowded car parks, let’s leave the car behind and embark on an adventure together from Rail to Trail: arrive by train, explore on foot.
Read MoreToxic air on the school run shortens lives. Go Jauntly’s Walk to School Challenge supports healthier families and a healthier planet.
Read MoreGo Jauntly and Bristol City Council are excited to kick off the Bristol Walk Fest celebrations with a new walking challenge. Join us and walk 15 minutes a day during Bristol’s May Walking Challenge.
Read MoreFrom its breathtaking coastline to its incredible history and culture, Northumberland is the jewel of the north east. These 10 walks in the county have something for everyone.
Read MoreIntroducing the East Lothian Social Prescribing Walking Challenge! 🚶♀️🌳 Over 12 weeks, build better habits, earn badges, and enjoy curated walking routes while improving your mental and physical well-being. Learn more here.
Discover London’s diverse history through this collection of six self-led walking tours along the London Overground that honor iconic communities, movements, and cultural legacies.
Read MoreThe brand new interactive Riverside Recycling Trail is a circular walk around Riverside Valley Park in Exeter. The jaunt reveals the rich history of recycling in and around the area alongside how waste and recycling is managed today.
Read MoreJoin us on a journey through Southampton's pivotal contributions to D-Day. Our new walking trail is free and fully accessible!
Read MoreLace up those walking shoes! Exciting news for all nature enthusiasts. THe National Trails are now integrated into the Go Jauntly app, thanks to our friends at TOG24! 🌳🌊
Read MoreThe Active Way, a visionary Active Travel Social Prescribing project spearheaded by Bath and North East Somerset Council in collaboration with Go Jauntly.
Read MoreTo celebrate the resurgence of wild boars in Great Britain, we are giving away three copies of Chantal Lyons’s newly released book, Groundbreakers.
Read MoreJoin us and Essex County Council’s Safer, Greener Healthier team in walking at least 35,000 steps a week, that’s an average of 5,000 per day.
Read MoreThe brand new Green Link Walk is a 15-mile walking and wheeling route which will run from Epping Forest to Peckham linking green spaces through four boroughs: Waltham Forest, Hackney Islington, Southwark – and the City of London.
Read MoreAccess to nature isn't a ‘luxury’ or a ‘luxury belief' as some MP’s might have you believe; it's a fundamental human right. Humans’ connection to the rest of the natural world is vital for our well-being and survival.
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