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Dates

17th July 2026

2.00 -

3.30

31st July 2026

2.00 -

3.30

Location

LocationWray Castle, Ambleside

Times

2.00pm

-

3.30pm

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Nordic Walking at Wray Castle

Join us for gentle, guided Nordic Walking in a supportive, welcoming environment at Wray Castle, Ambleside.

Open to people living with life-limiting conditions, carers, and anyone experiencing grief. Enjoy light exercise at your own pace, with beautiful lakeside views.

Open to all abilities.

Dates for Nordic Walking at Wray Castle:

Friday 17th July – 2.00pm – 3.30pm

Friday 31st July – 2.00pm – 3.30pm

To find out more and book, please call us 01229 444407.

We are delighted to offer Nordic Walking as part of Branches of Care – a collaboration between St Mary’s Hospice and the National Trust, offering gentle, nature-based wellbeing activities for people living with life-limiting conditions (including dementia), carers, and those experiencing bereavement in beautiful Lake District settings.

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