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Making routes
Calling all councils, councillors and council officers!
A giant citizen initiative is underway, and we need you! Read on for how you can help us, and we can help you
Tips
New year challenges via Slow Way
Looking for a walking challenge for 2023? You’ve come to the right place! Whether a weekly stroll, or a multi-day hike, we have ideas!
Making routes
Breakthroughs to Sheffield, Birmingham, London, Bristol and Caldicot – verified routes coming together
Walking and watching with great excitement as the network gets snailed! Here comes a trusted, tested walking network.
Environment
“Walking not only helps you feel alive, it saves lives.” It’s Earth Overshoot Day, time to get walking
As a planet we are not living within our means, and today is this year's date that humanity has used all the biological resources the Earth is able to regenerate for 2022
Journeys
Can we connect all our national parks in one ambitious monster-trail? We’ll need your help!
Help us create an ambitious trail connecting up all of Great Britain's national parks – a perfect mission for summer walking weekends or holidays in national parks
How to
Slow Ways for geography teachers
Calling all secondary geography teachers! Slow Ways is a giant citizen geography project to create a national network of walking routes. Find out how you and your school can get involved.
Walking
Stop walking in circles
'Circular walks are almost always for necessity or convenience, but I love the joy of arriving' Slow Ways' founder Dan on his love of A to B
Article
Q&A with David Sanderson, who’s now walked 500 miles of Slow Ways!
To celebrate his century of Slow Ways routes, I reached out to David with some questions. I wanted to find out what makes him tick, what he's planning next and any tips he has for people who'd like to follow in his footsteps.