Meeting location: Mercat Cross. what3words: ///tribune.yarn.tour

Meeting time: 11am

Photowalk leader: Matthew James Davidson @megalithicmatt

Description: Starting at the Castlegate, we will take in some of Aberdeen's iconic buildings and views in the city centre.

Walking distance: 4km (2.4 miles)

Accessibility comments: It is an outside route so service animals are welcome, however there are some cobbled streets, stairs and steep inclines.

Meeting location: Greyhope Bay Centre. what3words: ///bind.buck.sung

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Rosie Baillie @anaturevoyage & @greyhopebay

Description: We'll start at Greyhope Bay with views over Aberdeen and across the harbour (where we'll hopefully spot dolphins) before heading down to a sheltered beach to see what wildlife we can spot, and then walk along the coastal path towards Girdleness Lighthouse.

Walking distance: 2-4km

Accessibility comments: The route will involve uneven ground, walking downhill to the beach, and up stairs on the coastal path.

Will be a fully outside walk so service animals are very welcome.

Meeting location: Port of Leith tram stop. what3words: ///precautions.claps.deaf

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Stuart Morrison @nonstopgrain

Description: Albert Dock basin cranes, the Fingal, Victoria Swing Bridge, the Shore, Cables Wynd House (the banana flats), Commercial Wharf, Leith Market

Walking distance: 4km (2.4 miles)

Accessibility comments: Several cobbled streets but most areas have a paved pathway, potential for crowds around Leith market.

Route is step-free, no steep gradients and no indoor areas, service animals more than welcome

Meeting location: Ross Street, G40 1PA, opposite the The Old Burnt Barns pub. what3words: ///ritual.bench.sheep

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Ross Samson @pictishsnapper

Description: Beginning at the Barras market, passing the Barrowlands ballroom, by way of Macfarlane and Hunter Streets we will reach Duke Street opposite the Tennents brewery.

We will stop at the Drygate Brewery for drinks and nibbles then go on to the Necropolis. From there we will go to the cathedral, then down the High Street, ending at the Glasgow Gallery of Photography.

Walking distance: 3.5km

Accessibility comments: The Necropolis contains steep paths.

Everywhere is outside, except the final destination, the photography gallery.

Meeting location: Eden Court Cinema and Theatre, Bishops Road, Inverness, IV3 5SA.

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: David Southard @wildarena

Description: We hope our Inverness Photo walk, will be a friendly and fun event for anyone interested in analogue photography!

From seasoned enthusiasts to absolutely beginners, there is always something great about meeting like-minded folk and talking about photography.

After meeting up at Midday, we will gently head out on a meander along the river Ness, past the Cathedral, looking for anything that catches our eye and offers a picture opportunity. We’ll then cross over Ness Bridge before doing a loop around the very photogenic Inverness Castle. There should be lots of interesting things to shoot and the guide will be there to help and advise about settings and techniques to capture some awesome shots.

We can then check out some of the alleys and smaller streets, before returning to the river and crossing over Greig Street Bridge. Another walk along the Ness before arriving back at out start point around 4pm.

For those that want to ask any questions, we can chat over a tea/coffee back at Eden Court or the nearby riverside Ness Walk Kiosk!

We want this event to create a chance to meet fellow photographers, take some cool shots, hopefully learn some things and above all be a fun afternoon out – we hope you join us!

Walking distance: 2-4km

Accessibility comments: The Route will be all outside on made-up paths or pavements. Whilst we may visit stepped streets, it should be possible to navigate around these with a short detour.

We will do our best to accommodate everyone, but if you have any concerns about the suitability of this event, just e-mail us at info@wildarena.com.

Meeting location: Suite 2e Wolfcraig Building 5 Dumbarton Rd Stirling. what3words: ///discrepancy.clock.gifted

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: David Mitchell @analoguephotographystirling

Description: From Stirling Town Centre we will walk towards the Kings Park and then through the park towards the Kings Knot. We will walk up to Cowbane's Hospital (coffee) through the old town cemetery to the viewpoint over the Case and Stirling Castle then back down to stop at the pop up camera in King St as part of the launch of the Stirling Photography Festival

Walking distance: 4km

Accessibility comments: There is a part of the route which is steep and on unpaved road.

Meeting location: Amble Beach Huts. what3words: ///losing.fells.functions

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Jonny Wolfe-Slater @Wolfeslater

Description: Starting at the colourful beach huts our walk will take in the sea views from Amble South Pier with it light, overlooking Coquet island. We'll then head to the quayside with its fish markets and onto the marina and Coquet Yacht club. Leaving Amble we'll follow the River Coquet up Beal bank, passing several bird themed sculptures on the Amble Sculpture trail.

At the top of Beal bank we'll walk around the outside of Warkworth Castle (you couldn't do a photowalk in Northumberland without a castle!) And then drop down to the Medieval bridge where we'll finish the walk, although I would encourage everyone to gather in the Masons Arms afterwards for a friendly debrief.

Walking distance: 4km (2.5 miles)

Accessibility comments: The walk will be mainly on paved paths, although some parts use grass paths, there are some cobbles in Warkworth at the bridge , and Amble Pier is wooden slats.

However, there are alternative routes that bypass all of these if they are an issue. There is a short climb up to Warkworth as the castle sits on high ground, and then down again to the bridge.

On sunny days this area can get quite popular so there may be some crowds, but mainly around Amble quayside and in Warkworth centre.

Amble is served by the X18 bus route which runs from Newcastle to Berwick. It also stops in Warkworth for those who want to bus back to the start. My intention is to park at the end and walk to the start and I would be happy to give anyone a lift back to Amble. There are several car parks in Amble near the start.

Alternative routes on pavements are available to bypass any non paved paths. It is all outside, and freely accessible so service animals are welcome.

Meeting location: Stanley Park, Park's Art Deco Cafe , FY3 9EQ. what3words: ///order.zooms.sparks

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Helen Kay @blackpoolcommunitydarkroom

Description: As Stanley Park celebrates its centenary in 2026, its status as a multi-award-winning 'UK’s Best Park' has never been more evident. For photographers, the park is a visual playground of shifting textures and eras. You can frame the grand symmetry of the Italian Gardens and the stoic Medici Lions, then pivot to the energy and grit of the skate park. Whether you’re capturing the 85-foot Cocker Clock Tower or the quiet intimacy of the nature trails, every corner offers a fresh spark for your lens.

We will meet outside the cafe, so everyone can get acquainted, before setting off and exploring the park with our cameras. Most of the park has decent paths, but please do prepare for uneven areas around the nature trails.

Walking distance: 4km

Accessibility comments: Parking and Access - Designated accessible car parking is available near the cafe
Facilities - Wheelchair-accessible toilets (Radar Key operated) are on site
Pathways - While generally flat, some paths may have inclines
Amenities - The Cafe has ramped access.
Service animals are welcome

Meeting location: what3words: ///sprouting.slopes.bulk

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Henry Wildgoose @Henry_wildgoose

Description: We will be starting at Epworth Old Rectory. Which is a Grade I listed Queen Anne-style house built in 1709, serving as the childhood home of John and Charles Wesley, the founders of the Methodist movement.

Along the walk we will be going through the picturesque village of Epworth and past St. Andrew's church. Afterwards we will be going through some lovely countryside and to the old Maws Mill Tower - perfect opportunity for some photos.

On the way back we will be walking past a cafe for refreshments.

Walking distance: 5.98km (3.72 miles)

Accessibility comments: Slight incline, cobbled roads, public pathways. Service animals welcome, start and end at public transport.

Meeting location: Halton Lea Library, Second Ave, Palacefields, Runcorn, WA7 2PF.

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Clare Williams @satsuma_creative_works & @hazlehurstart

Description: The walk begins at Halton Lea Library in the Brutalist landscape of Runcorn Shopping City before heading into Town Park, following woodland paths. We’ll pass the miniature railway, there may be time for a ride on the train! and continue on to Phoenix Park, then join the canal for a gentle waterside stretch leading us towards Norton Priory.

After exploring the area, we’ll return to Shopping City by bus (bus fares are payable and are not part of the ticket price from Analogue Wonderland) or take a walking route back depending on how energetic we are feeling.

Walking distance: 5.5km

Accessibility comments: Service animals are welcome. Most of the walk is outside. There are some gentle but unavoidable steps on the route. Some uneven footpaths and parts of the way are hilly but not too strenuous.

Meeting location: Hull Paragon Interchange Main Rear Entrance. what3words: ///count.today.elaborate

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Rob Wharton @grainy_day_images

Description: Hull Train Station, The Tower Nightclub, Monocle Building, Paragon Arcade, Victoria Square, City Hall, Maritime Museum, Queens Gardens, Princes Quay, Dagger Lane, Prince Street, Hull Minister, High Street, River Hull, The Deep, Oss Wash, Humber Street, The Marina, Murdochs Connection, Spurn Lightship, Bonus Arena

Walking distance: 5.5km

Accessibility comments: Flat route, some cobbled streets, some indoors areas, but mostly outside on public footpaths and streets,

Meeting location: what3words: ///retina.linguists.drove

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Romano Allen @smokey.rider

Description: A peaceful little stroll to a castle, viaduct before a longer riverside & woodland trail.

Walking distance: 3.5km

Accessibility comments: This walk is entirely outside with some stairs, and some descents/ ascents with some dirt trails.

Meeting location: Newcastle Civic Centre, River God Tyne sculpture. what3words: ///hardley.nearly,spins

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Andy Davy @andydavyphoto

Description: Starting at the River God Tyne sculpture at Newcastle Civic Centre we will take a derive through the city centre taking in some of the impressive architecture, failing 60's buildings, historic town walls and the Quayside before finishing at the Tyne Bar on the Ouseburn and catching up with Newcastle walk group 2.

Walking distance: 4km

Accessibility comments: Stairs, crowds some downhill sections

Meeting location: Outside: The Newbridge Project The Shieldfield Centre 4-8 Clarence Walk (via Stoddart Street) Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 1AL. what3words: ///yours.income.also

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Mel J Knight @MelJKnight & @analoguenortheast

Description: Starting at the Newbridge Project - classic 70s architecture galore - we will go down Shieldfield Lane and Stepney road, moving through former industrial buildings, some of which have been repurposed and some of which are rewilding themselves.

We'll pass under the Viaduct and Byker Bridge, with the iconic arches and street art of Ouseburn. After spending some time around Lime Street, we'll cross over the pedestrian bridge to the Riverside Walk to see some nature in the city and a chance to see the local otters.

From the end of this walk, we'll move on to the iconic Newcastle quayside and its bridges, where we'll eventually join up with the other Newcastle walk for some social time. Please note - this is an accessible walk - the route is shorter, entirely downhill and step free (to the best of our knowledge).

Walking distance: 1.6km

Accessibility comments: Pavements can be narrow at times, but there should be minimal traffic. Ouseburn can get busy, but I have organised for someone on the day to provide sensory support if needed.

The route is short, entirely downhill and step free (to the best of our knowledge). The route is entirely outside so any animals would be welcome, not only official service animals.

Meeting location: Dalton Square Lancaster. what3words: ///tracks.atoms.leave

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Stuart Arnold

Description: We will leave Dalton Square through one of Lancasters ginnels heading for the Castle before dropping down to the River Lune. We. will head along the river crossing via the Carlise Bridge before returning along the other back to cross the Millennium bridge.

Passing Lancasters oldest pub we will head through the town to the canal. We will follow the canal past the Cathedral, before crossing the canal via a Roving Bridge. From here we will return to Dalton square.

Walking distance: 5km

Accessibility comments: As we will be going through the town it may be a bit crowded. There are a few sets of stairs to negotiate. We can shorten the walk slightly to avoid these if necessary. There are a few areas of cooled street and road with traffic.

The route can be adjusted to avoid the stairs. Lancaster Castle only allows registered assistance dogs.

Meeting location: The steps outside the main entrance of Leeds Corn Exchange. what3words: ///rounds.help.span

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Howard Parker @photohoward

Description: We will walk through Leeds city centre, and up towards the university. At the halfway point, there will be an opportunity to take a break and get a coffee / sandwich.

We will then walk back down in a different route, ending at City Square outside the train station.

Walking distance: 4km

Accessibility comments: There may be crowds, and several road crossings. The walk will be almost entirely outside, so animals are welcome.

Meeting location: Baltic creative canvas (49 Jamaica Street Liverpool L1 0AH).

Meeting time: 11:15am

Photowalk leader: David Beatty @Beattyfoto

Description: We will walk from Baltic Creative Canvas (49 Jamaica Street Liverpool L1 0AH) around a loop of great sights including Liverpool Cathedral and St James' Gardens, Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral then on to St George's Hall and passing Liverpool Town Hall along Water Street onto Mann Island and back to Baltic Creative Canvas.

Walking distance: 4.4 miles

Accessibility comments: Very busy on Saturdays and has lots of old streets

Meeting location: Mahatma Gandhi Statue, Cathedral Yard. Outside Manchester Cathedral. what3words: ///pinks.quick.wants

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Jordan Henrys @sazmedia_ & @jordanhenrysphoto

Description: We'll be meeting at the Mahatma Gandhi Statue outside Manchester Cathedral before setting off on a wander through some of Manchester's most iconic streets. We'll start with a look inside the cathedral (subject to access on the day), where you'll find dramatic architecture, interesting details, and plenty of opportunities to play with light and shadow.

From there we'll stop by Chetham's Library, one of the city's oldest and most atmospheric buildings, before making our way past The Printworks and into the heart of the Northern Quarter.

As we weave through the streets towards Stevenson Square, expect everything from street art and independent shopfronts to candid street scenes and hidden details that are easy to miss when you're rushing through the city.

We'll then leave the crowds behind and head towards Piccadilly Basin, following the Rochdale Canal towpath towards New Islington Marina. This stretch offers a completely different side of Manchester, with calm waters, reflections, old industrial buildings, and plenty of space to slow down and compose your shots.

We'll finish in Ancoats, where historic mills, red-brick warehouses, and the mix of old and new Manchester make for a fitting end to the walk.

Walking distance: 3km

Accessibility comments: Please be aware that this route includes some accessibility considerations. There are stairs at certain points along the walk, particularly around Piccadilly Basin, and some sections of the Rochdale Canal towpath can be narrow, uneven, and cobbled underfoot.

If you have any specific accessibility requirements or would like to discuss any adjustments before the event, please get in touch and we'll do our best to accommodate them where possible.

Meeting location: Outside Sheffield cathedral, 2 Saint James Street. what3words: ///bleat.lifted.names

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Ben Thompson @Ben_c_thompson_photography

Description: Head from the cathedral through the old streets around campo lane then head down towards Kelham Island and explore the changing streets around Kelham and Neepsend. Finish up at one of the beautiful pubs in that area if people fancy a drink or two.

Walking distance: 5km

Accessibility comments: Everyone is welcome, if you have any special requirements I can try and cater for these - the walk contains some cobbled streets and obviously hills being Sheffield.

Meeting location: Rural Arts, The Old Courthouse, Westgate, Thirsk, YO7 1QS

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Rebecca Rowan @MindfulPhotographyUK

Description: Starting at Rural Arts, we’ll begin with a focus on slowing down and taking notice as we head out on a gentle, unhurried walk through Thirsk.

Our route will take us towards Thirsk Parish Church on Kirkgate (with time to capture exterior photographs, depending on services), passing the striking Thirsk Sculpture Hall, characterful doorways, and the Quaker Hall along the way.

We’ll then wander back via the riverside, returning through Thirsk’s bustling Market Place.

For those who would like a little extra themed guidance, there will be an optional photo scavenger hunt to gently support noticing and creativity.

We’ll finish back at Rural Arts, where you’re welcome to treat yourself to a tea or coffee (café closes at 2pm).

Walking distance: 1.5 miles

Accessibility comments: Cobbles in marketplace, steps to church, rough ground via riverside would suggest sensible footwear. The marketplace can get crowded and an alternative route can be suggested if required.

Suitable for people using walkers or wheelchairs as church can be viewed from road, service dogs permitted, support with neurodiversity and anxiety are our specialism.

Meeting location: what3words: ///gift.engage.ozone

Meeting time: 2pm

Photowalk leader: Gary Smith @SeekDiscoverConnect

Description: Starting from SPARK in York, we will be heading up Fossgate and into the heart of York where we will be exploring one of Yorks greatest streets, The Shambles. Then it’s off to Shambles Market, the winding streets of inner city York, the famous York Minster and part of the famous city walls. A mixture of photography and history of York.

Walking distance: 2-3km

Accessibility comments: Cobbled streets and stairs. It’s all outside and adjustments can be made on the day.

Meeting location: New Street Station, Bullring exit opposite TK Maxx. what3words: ///lived.inch.weep

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Alex Davidson @raviolicubed & www.the3rs.uk

Description: Birmingham is one of the busiest places in the UK, but just a few steps outside the city centre are some great opportunities for city based photography - whether its the old canals, the street art in Digbeth or abandoned buildings, there's definitely some interesting sights to photograph away from the bustle of the city.

The walk aims to cover a bit of everything - street photography opportunities on the way to destinations, a trip down some of the canals and a stop by the street art in Digbeth. The exact route is flexible and will be decided by what people want from their day and whether we have any film left or not! We're hopefully going to try and find something different to the stereotypical big city centre walk.

Walking distance: 3-4km

Accessibility comments: There will be staircases, uneven surfaces and narrow paths at some sections of the walk. Birmingham is extremely crowded on a Saturday and avoiding these will be difficult, although we do aim to get away from the most concentrated crowds.

Meeting location: Quayside Cambridge. what3words: ///gallons.claims.intervals

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Chris Dommett

Description: Cambridge - Cam riverside towards Chesterton. - We will visit a local pub to distribute film, load-up and swap information, sign up etc.The actual route by agreement, will be passing, historic town setting, punting, commons, locks, bridges, narrow boats, rowing clubs, we might reach the Pumping Station museum. Collect film for postage and say fair-wells.

Walking distance: 2-4km

Accessibility comments: All route is paved, and accessible. It can be crowded in places but mostly easily walked. There is an open air cafe (busy). It is an outdoor walk. We can change to an agreed indoor setting if weather is poor.

Meeting location: In front of the pittville pump room in pittville park cheltenham. what3words: ///public.month.firmly

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Patrick Bull

Description: This year's Cheltenham photo walk will once again start in front of the Pittville pump rooms before going through Pittville park and down towards the high street. it will then go down the high street and dip down into Sandford park before making its way to the town hall and imperial gardens.

From here it will progress through Montpellier to Montpellier park and down Bayshill road past the Ladies' college and Cheltenham's only medieval building St Mary's church. It will then lead to the brewery quarter and past more regency architecture before finally finishing at the Central cross cafe, right by the pump rooms.

Walking distance: 6km

Accessibility comments: No accessibility concerns, it is an outside area so service animals are welcome.

Meeting location: Linear Park, Coventry. what3words: ///funny.slimy.muddy

Meeting time: 8pm

Photowalk leader: Jamie Gray @cov.entry

Description: We will meet at the new Linear Park, just opposite the Tyre Garage on Abbotts Lane. From there we will head to Belgrade Plaza, and into the city centre where the evening will unfold.

The golden hour and blue hour light will play a big factor in this walk as the other walks around the country are at noon. Please be aware light levels will fall off as the walk progresses (which can be a good thing!) so plan to bring a flash, or mini tripod, or embrace the soft blur of slow shutter speeds.

Walking distance: 4km

Accessibility comments: There are cobbles around the cathedral but they do have flagstones alongside them. Service animals welcome.

Meeting location: Purfleet Quay, Kings Lynn

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Rob Archer

Description: A circuit through the old town, taking in the waterfront and the historic streets and market places.

Walking distance: 3-4km

Accessibility comments: Some cobbled street (although not too rough). High Street can be busy. Service animals are welcome and I'll try to ensure all aspects and locations are fully accessible.

Meeting location: Basement of Bishop Street Methodist Church, Bishop Street, Leicester, LE16AF. what3words: ///hammer.sock.quick

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Daryl Tebbutt @leicesterlofi

Description: Join us for a relaxed and inspiring photowalk through some of Leicester's most characterful locations. Starting at Leicester Lo-Fi, we'll explore the city, capturing everything from hidden details and street scenes to historic architecture.

Our route takes us through the city centre and past the iconic Clock Tower before heading to the beautiful St Margaret's Church and the tranquil surroundings of Abbey Park, offering plenty of photographic opportunities along the way.

We'll finish in Leicester's vibrant Cultural Quarter, where you can unwind and enjoy a well-earned drink with fellow photographers. 

Walking distance: 5-6km

Accessibility comments: There's stairs down into Lo-Fi basement, but we can arrange to meet in the cafe of the church if needed.

Town can be quite busy on a Saturday, but once out the main centre it's fairly quiet.

There might be some rough surfaces, such as cobbles, grass and bridges.

Weather is a bit unpredictable at the minute, so places with shelter on the route can be factored in.

Meeting location: Christchurch Gardens, Top of Parade, Leamington. what3words: ///fires.edges.banana

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Matt Shillito @mattshill

Description: A saunter down the historic Parade in the centre of Leamington, taking a detour through the park and to the river at Jephson Gardens, finishing up via the vibrant railway arches to the canal and the industrial buildings of Old Town.

Finishing for refreshments at the Micro Pug on Brunswick street.

Walking distance: 5km (3.10 miles)

Accessibility comments: The route takes place mainly on well paved roads and paths. There are some stairs over the footbridge bridge at the canal - we can take a short detour via the road bridge if necessary. The Parade and Jephson Gardens are likely to busy on a summer weekend.

Any refreshment stops will have outside space. People may wish to go on the grass at the park but there are paved paths throughout. We can adjust the route to to avoid the canal bridge as required.

Meeting location: what3words: ///turkey.foal.puppy

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Khandie Rees @khandiephoto & www.KhandiePhotography.com

Description: Town Centre Photowalk - Architecture, Street & Storytelling

We’ll start at the iconic Northampton Guildhall which is a proper statement building. Think detail shots, framing, and how to handle big, imposing architecture without it feeling flat.

From there, we’ll head up St Giles’ Street which happens to be one of the more characterful parts of town. This is where we start looking at colour, shopfronts, layering, and those easy-to-miss moments that separate a quick snap from something more considered.

We’ll cut through the quieter churchyard of church there, giving you a completely different pace. It’s a good chance to reset, look at light, shadow, and more subtle compositions before stepping back into the chaos. Graves and squirrels to capture perhaps?

Then it’s down Abington Street which is fully pedestrianised and ideal for street photography. Movement, timing, people, reactions… the stuff you can’t control, but can get better at spotting.

We’ll land in the Market Square where everything comes together: architecture, people, unpredictability, before taking time to shoot All Saints Church from the front, working on symmetry, scale, and strong compositions. It's courtyard makes for an interesting place to photograph people too.

From there, we’ll head out towards Beckets Park to slow things right down. The canal, open space, and university surroundings give us a completely different shooting style: more relaxed, more observational.

We’ll finish up at a nearby coffee spot. Cameras down, proper chat, and probably a bit of honest talk about what’s working (and what’s not).

Walking distance: 3.5km

Accessibility comments: Walk will contain uneven pavements, cobbles and is on a busy Saturday. Dogs welcome! Its outdoors. Plenty of rest spots. Toilets available at the shopping centre midpoint. 

Meeting location: Rugby Library & Art Gallery entrance. what3words: ///member.wicked.rides

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Elizabeth Shepherd @the_photo_mum

Description: Architecture of Rugby - starting at Rugby Library and Art Gallery, we will walk around the town centre and surrounding areas.

Look up in Rugby and you will find a surprising selection of interesting buildings. A mix of street photography and architecture in a historic town, where the game was invented!

Walking distance: 3km-5km

Accessibility comments: Stairs inside the Clock tower however there is a lift. Normal streets otherwise - service animals welcome.

Meeting location: The Square, Shrewsbury, SY1 1LH

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Sophie Foxley @shrewsbury_film_photo_club

Description: We'll be starting at The Square in Shrewsbury taking in the sights of The Old Market Hall, stopping at the award winning Indoor Markethall, walking alongside Shrewsbury school for fantastic views over the town and finishing at the historic Shrewsbury Castle.

Walking distance: 4.5km

Accessibility comments: A range of terrain with cobbled roads, unpaved footpaths (could be slightly muddy weather dependant), inclines, potential steps. Wear sturdy footwear.

Adjustments may be made to the route if needed. Aside from the inside of the markethall the route is suitable for dogs.

Meeting location: Wells Harbour Office. what3words: ///workbench.outcasts.faced

Meeting time: 10am

Photowalk leader: Chris Bishop

Description: We can start with a look at the waterfront with its iconic Lifeboat Horse sculpture as the tide goes out, before we wander along the quay towards Tugboat Yard, taking in the sights as we go.

We'll have the sun over our backs doing that, with hopefully all the light we need to show off the scene on lovely Kodak Ultramax.

Unless that rains, obviously. In which case, we'll mainly be doing pictures of what Wells looks like during a mild spell of early-summer precipitation sparked by a low-pressure North Sea weather system.

CHIP TIME - MIND THEM GULLS..

That'll probably be well getting on for lunch by the time we've done all that, so if tums and rumbling it might be time for that much-loved Wells ritual of chips by the harbour.

Two rival outlets nestle side-by-side beside the quay. So will it be French's - or Plattens..?

Just mind the seagulls, which like their chips too. But hold you on there. For while some are stuffed so full of the nation's staple fried potato snack they can barely fly, there's a picture to be had - if they don't have your fingers first.

We can then have a wander up Staithe Street, with its colourful array of independent shops for a nose and a bit of street photography before we finish off back at the starting point to hand in our films.

CAMERAS AND STUFF

The great thing about seaside towns is you can get some great pictures on whatever you've got, so get set to fill your boots whether you're armed with a point-and-shoot or a classy SLR set-up with a lens or three.

And the great thing about shooting Wells is the light's with you all the way shooting the harbour from late morning until the middle of the afternoon, by which time you'll probably have either got bored of me and cleared off or found a pub to hide in.

I wouldn't bother with a tripod, as it can get quite busy around the quayside. Plus on a 400 film, you probably won't need one in any case.

CLOTHES AND STUFF

I suggest you wear strong shoes or boots along with thick socks as we'll be on our toes for quite a bit.

A bottle of water would also be a good idea, along with sun cream just in case that gets out sunny and maybe a hat which will also help to keep the rain off your loaf if that doesn't.

Bring change because not all car parks accept cards and phone signal can be poor up on the Norfolk coast, so you may not be able to pay that way either.

Walking distance: 3km-4km (1.8-2.4 miles)

Accessibility comments: Not sure about service animals as it's by a harbour.

Meeting location: what3words: ///facing.spring.scare

Meeting time: 3pm

Photowalk leader: Joshua Redfearn @josh_redfearn & https://joshuadylanredfearn.com/

Description: We'll start at POST in Industrial House by Hove Station, kicking off in the scruffy industrial backstreets around Conway Street- loading bays, signage, railway edges- with the new Moda Hove Central towers looming overhead for some hard architectural contrast right out of the gate. From there we'll cross the tracks and wind through residential Hove along Fonthill, Denmark Villas and Cromwell Road, settling into the rhythm of Victorian terraces and bay windows, before cutting into St Ann's Well Gardens for a green breather under the trees as well as a coffee/loo regroup in the park.

Out through handsome Regency Montpelier and up to Seven Dials, then we drop south past Brighton Station into North Laine- painted shopfronts, vintage stores, characters- and finally thread through the tight alleys of the South Lanes to finish with pints at The Eagle. Around 3.5 miles, expect 3-4 hours with a group of 35mm shooters, and the whole walk arcs from hard industrial through residential calm to green softness and ends in dense old-town texture, which makes for a genuinely varied roll of film.

Walking distance: 5.6km

Accessibility comments: Outside route, so service animals are welcome throughout. Happy to adjust pace, take extra breaks, or skip the cobbled Lanes section if needed — just let us know in advance or on the day. Bail-out points at Hove and Brighton stations if you need to drop off early.

Route is 5.6km over 3-4 hours. Mostly flat with one gentle uphill to Seven Dials. Cobbles in the South Lanes. Gets busy on weekends. Toilets at St. Anne's Wells Park (mid-walk) and The Eagle (end). Easy to bail at Hove or Brighton stations.

Meeting location: Start at the clock tower by KFC in Canterbury, CT1 2LE. On the man high street.

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Anca Precub @kiddutsa & @studio_12_photography

Description: We will be walking down high street to get some street photography, and on Burgate street to get some shots of the cathedral.

Then onto Marlowe theatre, back onto high street and towards Westgate towers and into Westgate gardens for a short coffee break We will walk towards the marshes - stour way and back towards city centre via Dane John gardens where the walk will finish as it’s close to the main bus station.

Walking distance: 5km

Accessibility comments: The high street can get a bit busy and the route will involve uneven surfaces in parts. Pets are welcome.

Meeting location: West Hill Cafe Kiosk, West Hill. what3words: ///hung.armed.king

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Ben Cottingham @benjcottingham & Jon Allen @Jonallenphotos

Description: We’ll start at the West Hill Cafe Kiosk to enjoy some of the views. Meander through the twittens into the Old Town where there’s plenty of quirky shops and people milling about. Head a little bit up the High St before finding our way to Rock-a-Nore via some more old narrow streets and twittens.

Once at the seafront we’ll spend some time around the fishing boats which are always popular with photographers and provide plenty of textures (rusty machines). Swing back around the arcades and pleasure beach to finish on the beach at low tide.

Walking distance: 2km

Accessibility comments: The walk is outside where there are steep steps, narrow passages and uneven surfaces. We’ll also be on the pebble beach and around possible working fishing boats.

Meeting location: Outside Maidstone Museum entrance, corner of St Faiths St and Station Rd. what3words: ///begins.grew.curiosity.

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Daniel John Burke @Djbimagelondon & www.djbimage.com

Description: We will walk down to the River to catch the rowers, joggers and boats, then along under the road bridge and along to the church for shots of the river and the church.

Then through the high-street for some street photography if we have time. We can experiment along the way with shutter speeds, aperture, and composition.

It will be a fun way to exercise those film muscles and chat with fellow film users.

Walking distance: 2-4km

Accessibility comments: There are steps, so difficult for wheelchair access. We are just walking around Maidstone so there will be people and general road and street hazards.

Meeting location: In front of Dreamland, facing the sea (not Dreamland's main entrance). what3words: ///then.item.spends

Meeting time: 2pm

Photowalk leader: Dan Rubin @danrubin

Description: Starting at Dreamland, we'll wind through the main sands, tidal pool, and Victorian shelters, then through the old town, and - pending approval - we'll stop by the Turner Contemporary before returning to a pub in the old town (if the Turner approval doesn't come through, we'll loop around Hawley Square for some greenery).

A shorter, more meandering route than previous years, with more shade and a slower pace (meaning more time for photos).

Walking distance: 3.5km

Accessibility comments: Expect crowds and some cobbled roads. I believe service animals will be allowed everywhere except on the main sands (not allowed by the council between May–September). This year's route has more facilities and opportunities for water than the previous route.

Meeting location: what3words: ///palm.future.marker

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Sai Mehta @lofi.sai & Priya @priyavignetta

Description: Starting in the heart of Tombland we will walk through the picturesque Elm Hill before going through Norwich Cathedral and the small hidden streets behind it. The walk continues down the famous photo spots along the river before ending in the Lion's Den.

Walking distance: 1-4km

Accessibility comments: Service animals and dog friendly in the cathedral and coffee shops. Cobbled roads through elm hill, stairs, crowds especially in the main areas.

Meeting location: Martyrs Memorial, Oxford. what3words: ///drip.scarcely.wacky

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Graeme Jago @myopic_me

Description: We'll head away from the crowds and the iconic buildings and go hunt for some more undershot photographic inspiration by taking in some of the less photographed parts of Oxford and try to get some photos that haven't been taken before!

Walking distance: 5km (3.1 miles)

Accessibility comments: Possibility of some uneven streets, Oxford will be crowded but we aim to get away from those crowds as swiftly as possible.

Get in touch if you have specific needs and I'll do my best to accommodate

Meeting location: Rye railway station, TN31 7AB. what3words: ///education.variances.chicken

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Steve Hutchings @CdLCreative https://bit.ly/Steve_Pix & Charlie Carey @psychedelicsidney

Description: A circuit of the medieval town.

Full details and map at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Je4wltUAHeE4bCDtkMt2Du-wFkTsOObag1TdmZoefsc/edit?usp=sharing and https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1Z6NXhjPSlrdiZzGvKOiztaI0qZ-rbVk&usp=sharing

Walking distance: 5km

Accessibility comments: Yes: Flights of steps and a cobbled hill. We have alternative routes around these. The town is quite hilly, so this walk might not be suitable for people who are less mobile. All outside so service animals or dogs on a lead are welcome. Not a sure about the rules for the pub we will finish at.

Meeting location: Costa Coffee, 1 Grosvenor Rd, Tunbridge Wells, TN1 2AH

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Matt Richardson @itsmattrichardson

Description: Starting from outside Costa in the town centre, we will walk through the town with opportunities for street portraits and architecture, head down hill towards the Pantiles with interesting buildings and shops, and down to the Spa Valley railway on the edge of town which has steam trains running throughout the day.

We will then walk back through town via a different route.

Walking distance: 4km

Accessibility comments: There is a steep hill through the town centre, and all of the route is outside and paved.

Meeting location: Trinity Square Gardens, Tower Hill. what3words: ///gasp.visits.arts

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Ben Packman

Description: The walk will start in Trinity Square Gardens opposite Tower Hill station, and end on West India Quay. We will broadly follow the Thames Path, via St Katherine's Dock and Narrow Street. There will be opportunities to photograph the boats on the river and in the docks, plus the changing architecture as we head towards Canary Wharf.

We will pass (and possibly stop at) some of the oldest pubs in London, which were frequented by pirates! The tide will be low, so there will also be opportunities to take photographs from the foreshore. The walk also follows the Docklands Light Railway, so there are options to shorten the walk if needed.

Walking distance: 6km (4 miles)

Accessibility comments: Narrow Street is partially cobbled, plus some steps down to the foreshore. The walk is fully outside so pets are welcome. This walk is not recommended for people of limited mobility.

Meeting location: what3words: ///orders.boxer.loud

Meeting time: 4pm

Photowalk leader: Rob Andrews https://www.king.photography/walk-with-me

Description: Meet outside Oslo Hackney (just down from Hackney Central Station) and from there through Hackney to London Fields, Old Broadway Market and onto the streets of Shoreditch.

Walking distance: 5-6km

Accessibility comments: We will be walking outside so service animals are welcome

Meeting location: Outside Hampstead Heath Station. what3words: ///frame.starts.only

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Ana Blumenkron @blumenkron

Description: An exploration around Hampstead Heath

Walking distance: 8.4km

Accessibility comments: This 8.4 km photowalk features mixed terrain with tarmac and gravel paths, some of which can become slippery after rain. The route includes a climb to Parliament Hill (one of London’s highest natural points at 98m) and requires moderate fitness. While many paths across Hampstead Heath are surfaced and wheelchair-friendly, this specific station-to-station route may be challenging for those with limited mobility or wheelchair users.

Hampstead Heath station is step-free with lifts, and disabled toilets are available on the Heath. If you have accessibility concerns, please contact us before booking so we can discuss whether this route suits your needs.

This photowalk takes place outdoors in Hampstead Heath, so service animals are welcome. We're happy to make reasonable adjustments to ensure everyone can enjoy the day - if you have specific accessibility needs (such as a slower pace, additional rest stops, a modified route section, or assistance with information), please let us know when you book or contact us directly. We can discuss how to adapt the walk to suit your requirements while still capturing some great shots.

Meeting location: Outside Richmond Station main exit - The Quadrant, Richmond TW9 2NA

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Stefano Fugazzi

Description: We'll meet at the Richmond Station before heading to Richmond Bridge to photograph the charming riverside. From there, we'll head to the backstreets and make our way to Richmond Hill and Terrace Gardens.

On the return, we'll loop back to the station via Richmond Hill Road. We’ll stop for refreshments mid-way.

Walking distance: 4.5km (2.8 miles)

Accessibility comments: It is an outside area so service animals are welcome, however be aware of cobbled roads, stairs and crowds.

Meeting location: BFI Southbank (NFT), outside the riverside café seating area.

Meeting time: 3pm

Photowalk leader: Heather Hughes @lightninginabottleuk @lightninginabottle

Description: We’ll start at BFI Southbank and follow the Thames past the National Theatre and Tate Modern, before crossing via Millennium Bridge for views of St Paul’s Cathedral.

From there, we’ll head into the Barbican Centre to explore the walkways, concrete structures and lakeside, with a short break here (toilets and refreshments available).

We’ll then continue through Clerkenwell, passing Exmouth Market, and finish at Granary Square — an open space to sit outside, grab a drink, and chat as the evening light softens over the canal.

Expect a mix of street, architecture, reflections and atmosphere. Walk at your own pace, stop when you want, and photograph whatever catches your eye.

Walking distance: 7-8km

Accessibility comments: We’ll walk at a relaxed pace with regular stops, including a planned break at the Barbican (toilets and refreshments available).

Attendees are welcome to walk at their own pace and rejoin the group at key points. People are free to leave early or join for part of the walk if needed, or skip parts and rejoin. Both The Barbican Kitchen and the finish at Granary Square have or are open outdoor spaces.

Meeting location: Photofusion, UNIT 2 2 BEEHIVE PLACE BRIXTON, LONDON SW9 7QR. what3words: ///saints.secret.humans

Meeting time: 2pm

Photowalk leader: Jumi Popoola @jumi___p @cime.lab

Description: Join photographer and visual storyteller Jumi Popoola for an analogue photography walk through Brixton and Clapham, exploring the people, places and everyday moments that shape South London.

Rather than focusing solely on technique or landmarks, this walk invites participants to slow down, observe closely and use film photography as a tool for storytelling. Together we’ll explore bustling markets, independent businesses, community spaces, architecture and street life, considering what makes a place feel lived-in, connected and meaningful.

Along the route we’ll visit highlights including Electric Avenue, Brixton Market, Brixton Village, Windrush Square and Clapham Common, with opportunities to photograph everything from vibrant street scenes and environmental portraits to quieter details that often go unnoticed.

Participants will also be invited to respond to a simple creative prompt:

“Photograph something that makes this place feel welcoming, familiar or shared.”

Perfect for photographers interested in documentary photography, visual storytelling and connecting more deeply with both their surroundings and fellow film photographers.

Walking distance: 5km (3 miles)

Accessibility comments: This walk is approximately 5km and takes place on public pavements, pedestrian routes and open public spaces. The pace will be relaxed, with regular stops for photography, discussion and rest.

Participants are welcome to bring support workers, signers, mobility aids or anything else that helps them participate comfortably. Please send a email to Jumi via imisibyjumip@gmail.com to let us know.
There will be opportunities to sit and take breaks during the walk, and attendees are welcome to engage in a way that works best for them.

Please note that Brixton Market and some sections of the route can become busy and crowded on weekends, and there is a gradual incline along parts of Brixton Hill. If you have specific access requirements or would like to discuss the route in advance, please get in touch and we’ll do our best to support you.

Crowds & sensory load: Brixton Market can be noisy, busy and visually stimulating.
• Standing time: Some people will find standing for photo discussions more challenging than the walking.
• Brixton Hill incline (alternative route considered): Not steep, but noticeable for people with knee, hip, fatigue or chronic pain conditions.
• Weather exposure: Much of the route is outdoors with limited shelter.
• BSL/signers: will have to be mindful to stop walking when giving instructions and gather people into a semicircle where possible.
• Neurodivergent attendees: The optional creative prompt gives structure to the walk helping attendees get grounded, without forcing interaction. There will also be opportunities to wonder, breakaway to decompress and adapt the walk in a way that’s meaningful and accessible where possible.

Participants are welcome to bring support workers, signers, mobility aids or anything else that helps them participate comfortably. There will be opportunities to sit and take breaks during the walk, and attendees are welcome to engage in a way that works best for them.

Meeting location: Trafalger square by the 4th plinth (all the faces)

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Nicole Louw @nicole_louw_photography

Description: Trafalgar square, Leicester square, Picadilly Circus, Regent street, Carnaby street, Soho , Neal's Yard (Covent Garden) Seven Sials, and back to Trafalgar square.

Walking distance: 4.1km

Accessibility comments: Very tight roads and walk ways, and paved areas, may make wheelchair access difficult at times. If there is anyone who requires a change to route to accommodate given some notice i can adjust

Meeting location: Bath Abbey Courtyard. what3words: ///spice.boat.gets

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Celie Nigoumi @celie.nigoumi www.celienigoumi.com & Mae Scuffins @ohlovelymae

Description: Meet us at Bath Abbey to take in the historical architecture of the city. We'll take a scenic route through the city, with some great sights for street photography and finish at the beautiful Bath Botanical Gardens.

Celie's documentary-led approach to visual storytelling is known for its warmth, authenticity and intimacy and her primary clients are purpose-led brands and individuals creating positive change for people and the planet. Celis also regularly works on varied projects with editorial publications and community organisations. Her work has been recognised and award by British Journal of Photography’s Portrait of Britain and she holds a BA(Hons) in Visual Communication.

For the last year and a half, Celie has facilitated Mindful Photowalks for creative enthusiasts to slow down and observe nature with more intention for her own community and in collaboration with organisations such as Soul Trail Wellbeing, Black Girls Hike and London Wildlife Trust. 

This film-focused Photowalk will be hosted in collaboration with Mae Scuffins, a fellow local photographer who shares Celie's love of visual storytelling in all its forms.

Mae Scuffins is a queer, neurodivergent photographer from Frome, who’s passionate about funky old cameras, adventures in the woods and adding a little extra creativity into each lovely day. She brings a safe, affirming and joyful approach to photos and films that celebrate who you are, the people you love, and what you like to create. You can read more on Mae here: ohlovelymae.com

Walking distance: 3.5km

Accessibility comments: The route will be wholly outside, so service animals are welcome. Cobbled roads, busy in the city centre, dogs running in the park. The route will be stair-free and without very steep hills. Though there may be steps on and off pavements, drop curbs are available.

Meeting location: Bristol Folk House, 40A Park Street, Bristol, BS1 5JG. what3words: Front: ///patch.unrealistic.trying & Back: ///spun.fever.apply

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Sophie Sherwood @photosophiaus & @folkhousedarkroom

Description: We will head up corn St to Castle Park and then loop round through Broadmead and Nelson Street. Highlights will be the bombed out church in Castle Park, and the graffiti covering the buildings along Nelson Street

Walking distance: 4km

Accessibility comments: There will be some uneven paving along Corn Street, and we may walk on the grass in Castle Park. Service animals are always welcome! If there are any access needs then they will need to get in touch as the Bristol Folk House building is not accessible via wheelchair. I will shorten the walk is it's needed (make the loop smaller) for those with mobility needs.

Meeting location: In front of the pittville pump room in pittville park cheltenham. what3words: ///public.month.firmly

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Patrick Bull

Description: This year's Cheltenham photo walk will once again start in front of the Pittville pump rooms before going through Pittville park and down towards the high street. it will then go down the high street and dip down into Sandford park before making its way to the town hall and imperial gardens.

From here it will progress through Montpellier to Montpellier park and down Bayshill road past the Ladies' college and Cheltenham's only medieval building St Mary's church. It will then lead to the brewery quarter and past more regency architecture before finally finishing at the Central cross cafe, right by the pump rooms.

Walking distance: 6km (3.7 miles)

Accessibility comments: No accessibility concerns, it is an outside area so service animals are welcome.

Meeting location: Tuckton Tea Gardens by Tuckton Bridge Belle Vue Rd, BH6 3BA

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Kim Freeman @wanders.with.camera & www.flickr.com/photos/lumixpics

Description: Walk starts at Tuckton Tea Gardens by Tuckton Bridge - refreshments and public toilets nearby. Parking is available on the road and in the car park (please give yourself extra time to park)

Local buses/train: Bus company More 1b & 1c stop at Tuckton Bridge from both directions.

Nearest railway station is Christchurch which is a 15 min walk to Tuckton or catch the 1b bus on Stour Road towards Bournemouth.

We will follow the River Stour having great views of Christchurch and the Priory. We follow the path onto Wick Meads (Marsh) and walk through and over the boardwalks of reedbeds and native hedgerows. We can make a stop at the bird watching platform overlooking Christchurch harbour. Before reaching Hengistbury Head visitors' centre we can walk down to a quiet spot at the water's edge (tide permitting). Reaching the visitors' centre we can enjoy the nature garden and local history dating back to the iron age. The centre is FREE to enter. From here you can walk to the top of Hengistbury Head with great views over to the Isle of Wight, Christchurch, Isle of Purbeck and back towards Bournemouth along the 7 mile beach.

Alternatively, staying at sea level you can walk the sand dunes and go onto the beach. You will have time (about an hour) to explore this on your own before meeting me back at the visitors' centre to hand me back your roll of film. Hengistbury Head has a cafe and toilets. You can take the Beach Breezer 70 open top bus back from here to Tuckton.

Walking distance: 2km

Accessibility comments: All dog friendly. A road option is possible from Wick Meads if needed. Paths are mainly gravel but well kept and swing gates are on the route.

Meeting location: what3words: ///loser.couple.ankle

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Matthew Duriez @photoclubdevon & Daniel Ridgeway @idridge

Description: This 3.4-mile route offers a fantastic visual journey through Exeter, transitioning from the open, active waterfront up into the steep historic slopes and intimate lanes of the city centre.

**Waterfront & Industry**
The route begins at **Exeter St. Davids Station**, heading straight down toward the River Exe and the vibrant canal basin. At **Piazza Terracina** and **Kayakhub**, the landscape is defined by wide open skies, industrial bonded warehouses, and active water-leisure culture. Passing **Cricklepit Mill (PF99+WH)**, you cross the intersecting waterways at the edge of the old city walls.

**Historic West Quarter & Slopes**
From the river, the route climbs steeply into the characterful West Quarter. It moves along the historic, cottage-lined Bartholomew Street West past **Alma**, before dropping down to the nineteenth-century brick vaults of the **Exeter Catacombs**. You then head across the magnificent 1830s cast-iron **Iron Bridge**, which cuts cleanly over the deep valley below.

**Lanes, Greenery & The Finale**
The final stretch shifts to tight urban framing and expansive historic landmarks. You'll pass through the bustling, narrow independent shops and cobblestones of **Gandy Street**, before exploring the mature greenery and ancient Roman defensive structures at **Rougemont Gardens**. The walk concludes at **Exeter Cathedral**, anchored by its massive green yard and dramatic Norman towers.

Walking distance: 5.6km (3.5 miles)

Accessibility comments: Short cobbled road but can be rerouted for those who need to on the day. I can facilitate that. A steep hill or two with steps included. Again I’ll assist any who need to be rerouted. We are co leading the walk so we can work together to cover the main group and anyone else that needs rerouting for accessibility reasons

All dogs are welcome.

Meeting location: Outside the Ivy restaurant on the High street. what3words: ///removers.surveyed.verse

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: Alex Architektonidis

Description: Start the walk through and around the cathedral, past Winchester College and Jane Austen's last residence, brief stop at Wolvesey Castle ruins, around the river Itchen and the water mill. Depending on time and levels of fatigue back up the High Street and to the Great Hall. Finish at a local pub or cafe.

Walking distance: 3.5km

Accessibility comments: Cobbled roads and potentially muddy patches if it has rained recently. Walk is all outdoors, and Winchester is dog friendly overall so service animals are welcome.

Meeting location: Woodlands Cafe, 20 Bridge Rd S, Helen's Bay, Bangor, BT19 1JT

Meeting time: 12pm

Photowalk leader: George Kingsnorth @georgekingsnorth

Description: From Woodlands Cafe to Helen's Bay Trains Station, an 11 min walk towards Helen's Bay Beach, then on towards Chimera Woods (6 mins). From this point on to Crawfordsburn Beach (7 mins) and on through woodlands in the park towards Woodlands Cafe (10 mins) for lunch and rest.

After lunch, a walk through the wooded area towards Crawfordsburn Waterfall (16 mins). Then a final 20 minute walk through wooded area along paths back towards Helen's Bay Railway Station ( 20 mins).

Walking distance: 5.5km

Accessibility comments: There is a bike route that is accessible via stairs but also an alternative parallel route along Church Street towards the beach.

The route is pathed, and is an area frequented by dog owners for walks.