Get Active in the Forest 

Get Active in The Forest is based at Rosliston Forestry Centre and is a way of being active, having fun and burning calories all at the same time.

For more details of these walks and to download the 2011 walks brochure click here...

Melbourne Early Birds Walk

Wednesdays 9.00am - free - Meeting at Junior School Gates

National Memorial Walk

Mondays 2.30pm - free - meeting at National Memorial Arbortetum

Overseal Pushchair Walk

Fridays 12.00 noon - free - meeting at Navigation Inn, Overseal 1 hour walk

Mondays

Calke Abbey - At 2pm every Monday (except 5th in the month). Meet in the main car park

Heartwood Surgery - At 2pm on Mondays. Meet in the reception of the new Heartwood Surgery in Swadlincote.

Hilton - At 10:30am on Mondays. Meet at The Hilton Brook Pub.

Tuesdays

Overseal - At 1:30pm on Tuesdays. Meet at Overseal Surgery.

Rosliston Pushchair Walk - At 10:30am on Tuesdays. Meet at Rosliston Forestry Centre.

Wednesdays

Swadlincote - At 10.00am on Wednesdays. Meet at Green Bank Leisure Centre.

Swadlincote - At 1pm on Wednesdays. Meet at Swadlincote Surgery.

Gresley - At 1pm on Wednesdays. Gresley Glade Health Centre, Glamorgan Way, Gresley.

Thursdays

Willington Marina - Thursdays at 1.30pm. Meet in the Marina car park.

Newhall - Every Thursday from 'The Old Post' Newhall, 2.00 pm for about 1hr +/-15min's. The route varies from 'pavement pounding' to off-road, depending on the general conditions at the time. If the conditions are good, walkers need to have good footwear to cope with off-road walking

Rosliston Strolling Strong - At 11:30am on Thursdays (starting on 18.02.10). Meet at Rosliston Forestry Centre. This walk includes a short exercise session.

Fridays

Midway - At 2pm on Fridays. Meet at The Railway Inn.

These walks last between 45 - 60 minutes, and are suitable for all levels of ability and all ages. The Green Bank walk is especially suitable for anyone unused to physical activity.

There are also regular led walks for adults with learning difficulties and people with mental health problems.

For more information on walks in South Derbyshire read on....

Visit Healthier South Derbyshire website