We are a cross community walking group who enjoy exploring scenic locations and areas of geographical and historical interest. We walk in County Fermanagh and various locations throughout Ulster.
Looking for some motivation to get out walking? Clubs from across Northern Ireland will be hosting ‘Welcome Walks’ on Sat 29th & Sun 30th Sept as part of this years Open Weekend. (Additional walks will also be taking place on Sun 7th Oct.)
These walks which are free to participate in are a fantastic opportunity to socialise with like-minded individuals and explore a wide range of trails. Locations include: The Mourne Mountains, Newcastle, Glenariff, Glenarm, Hazebank and Scrabo
Further information including how to book your place can be found on our website: bit.ly/2MLefFl
UFRC Open Weekend 2018 | Ulster Federation of Rambling Clubs UFRC
ufrc-online.co.uk
Have you ever considered joining a rambling club to motivate you to spend more time in the hills or out walking? Now is your chance to as the Ulster Federation
One of the many amazing stories coming out of ‘Walk @ parkrun’. Join the team from Walking In Your Community as they officially launch #Parkwalk alongside Ecos parkrun, Ballymena on Sat 22nd Sept at 9:30am.
Simply sign up for your free barcode via the parkrun website: www.parkrun.org.uk/register/form and select #ParkWalk as your club.
Remember you can now officially ‘Walk @ parkrun’ alongside the following parks:
Waterworks Parkrun, Wallace parkrun (Lisburn), City Park Mall, Valley parkrun, Newtownabbey, Victoria parkrun, Belfast, Antrim parkrun, Colin Glen parkrun, MUSA parkrun, Cookstown and Castlewellan parkrun.[email protected]
Here is the story of a young woman who is a regular walker at our parkrun.
“Hello. I’m Torie. I have been walking at Ecos parkrun since 2014. Initially, due to my visual impairment, I did not think that I would be allowed to do parkrun, let alone walk it however I was welcomed with open arms and have walked 146 parkruns to date. I am provided with a guide each week. Parkrun are so welcoming to everyone no matter whether you walk, jog or run. As long as you get out and do it each week, it doesn’t matter what time you do it in. I would encourage anyone to do a parkrun or walk and not be put off by the word run”.
Looking for some motivation to get out walking? Clubs from across Northern Ireland will be hosting ‘Welcome Walks’ on Sat 29th & Sun 30th Sept as part of this years Open Weekend. (Additional walks will also be taking place on Sun 7th Oct.)
These walks which are free to participate in are a fantastic opportunity to socialise with like-minded individuals and explore a wide range of trails. Locations include: The Mourne Mountains, Newcastle, Glenariff, Glenarm, Hazebank and Scrabo
Further information including how to book your place can be found on our website: bit.ly/2MLefFl
UFRC Open Weekend 2018 | Ulster Federation of Rambling Clubs UFRC
ufrc-online.co.uk
Have you ever considered joining a rambling club to motivate you to spend more time in the hills or out walking? Now is your chance to as the Ulster Federation
One of the many amazing stories coming out of ‘Walk @ parkrun’. Join the team from Walking In Your Community as they officially launch #Parkwalk alongside Ecos parkrun, Ballymena on Sat 22nd Sept at 9:30am.
Simply sign up for your free barcode via the parkrun website: www.parkrun.org.uk/register/form and select #ParkWalk as your club.
Remember you can now officially ‘Walk @ parkrun’ alongside the following parks:
Waterworks Parkrun, Wallace parkrun (Lisburn), City Park Mall, Valley parkrun, Newtownabbey, Victoria parkrun, Belfast, Antrim parkrun, Colin Glen parkrun, MUSA parkrun, Cookstown and Castlewellan parkrun.[email protected]
Here is the story of a young woman who is a regular walker at our parkrun.
“Hello. I’m Torie. I have been walking at Ecos parkrun since 2014. Initially, due to my visual impairment, I did not think that I would be allowed to do parkrun, let alone walk it however I was welcomed with open arms and have walked 146 parkruns to date. I am provided with a guide each week. Parkrun are so welcoming to everyone no matter whether you walk, jog or run. As long as you get out and do it each week, it doesn’t matter what time you do it in. I would encourage anyone to do a parkrun or walk and not be put off by the word run”.
Hi
I’m a local Paramedic working in Search & Rescue. I also have a background in mountain sports and expedition medicine.
I’d like to propose some *Free* First Aid refresher or update training / scenarios of common / simple injuries in the hills – including management to point of rescue. I’d propose this to all club members and as part of one of your planned walks, not as a separate FA session.
In return I’d ask for some small *donations* to Macmillan cancer support on behalf of my teenage daughter who will soon walk 26 miles for that charity.
I’m happy to discuss,
Best, Gary Robertson – 07899910451