Step into the New Year with a walking challenge or two! Walking more can lead to a healthier and happier population, a reduced burden on the NHS, as well as contributing to huge cost savings. So give these challenges a try today and walk more in 2024.
Read MoreIt’s widely reported that walking is a ‘wonder drug’ with a myriad of beneficial health and wellbeing effects. Yet it suffers from under-investment and pedestrians are deprioritised. Will walking save the world?
Read MorePersonal walking challenges just for you. Pick between a step, distance or time-based challenge. Set a start date. Choose your target. Get walking!
Read MoreDecolonisation has meant many things to many people at different times and places. Here we discuss what ‘decolonising the outdoors’ really means in practice and what we can hope for in the future. Lets learn more.
Read MoreWhen spending time outdoors, even if it’s just in your local garden or park, always consider the potential for tick exposure. Here are some helpful tips on how to stay tick aware whilst outdoors and how to remove ticks if bitten.
Read MoreWalking is the Way to Go this September. Step to it with TOG24 and walk 24,000 steps each week. That’s around 4,000 steps everyday. The challenge begins on 4th September and runs until 1st October.
Read MoreOxfordshire, with its picturesque countryside and charming villages, offers a myriad of walking opportunities. These locations in North Oxfordshire are the perfect places to wander and immerse yourself in nature.
Read MoreExciting News! We've been selected for the EIT Urban Mobility Rocket Up programme. We'll be joining an incredible community of women entrepreneurs, all geared up to scale and conquer new markets in Europe.
Read MoreExciting news at Go Jauntly; we’ve teamed up with Great Scenic Journeys to help you enjoy more sustainable, happiness outdoors.
Read MoreEast Suffolk are you up for a walking challenge? We sure are! We’ve teamed up with our friends at East Suffolk Council to bring you the East Suffolk Explorer walking challenge.
Read MoreAmble Anywhere™ intelligently suggests unique walking routes around any location or point of interest. From nature reserves to cute villages and historic urban centres. Circular walks are magically created at the touch of a button.
Read MoreBrand new coastal walking tours are coming soon to the Go Jauntly app in partnership with outdoor clothing brand, TOG24 and King Charles III England Coast Path. Find out more now.
Read MoreWe are a small team looking for someone to help with content creation and events who LOVES walking, talking and the natural world. Find out more about the role and apply now!
Read MoreTransport for London and Go Jauntly are delighted to announce a brand new Walk London challenge running throughout May. You can sign-up for free on the Go Jauntly app. Get active and walk at least 20 mins a day in May.
Read MoreHelp children uncover the benefits of being connected to the natural world, helping to guide them to use their senses to develop a better relationship with nature.
Read MoreIf you find yourself wanting to visit the Wild Isles filming locations and witness the wonder in-person we have compiled a list of locations visit and nearby walks for you to try whilst you’re there.
Read MoreEight years ago we had a dream to make a really cool walking app for everyone. It would help them walk more for leisure, active travel and reconnect with the rest of the natural world. Fast forward to now and we’re proud to share the positive impact of our work and key stats from 2022.
Read MoreTreefest: Help us understand the joy of trees through taking a walk. The UK is set to plant millions of trees to help with the climate and biodiversity crisis. By taking part in Treefest you can help influence what trees are planted where.
Read MoreWalking in spring is marvellous. Notice the sights and sounds of the season with Go Jauntly as we share our list of the 7 best spring walks in the UK. Spring blooms, wildlife watching and coastal walking incoming.
Read MoreExplore the rich history and influence of humanism in the UK with a self-led walking tour or two. These Humanist walking tours around London, Manchester, Belfast and Bristol have been created as part of the Humanist Heritage project.
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