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Blog
The Slow Ways National Parks Trail update!
Dan Barron, our Community Lead, shares a report on this summer's National Parks Trail Challenge!
At the beginning of the summer, we embarked on an incredible mission: to collectively walk the entirety of the huge...
Tales from a Slow Way
Zine: Telling a different story about North Sheffield
Nisha Kotecha, director of positive news organisation Good News Shared, walks across this deprived and diverse area to explore its rich community spirit
Art
Risograph: walking from Falmouth to Coverack and camping by the Helford river
We invited risograph artists to walk Slow Ways routes and make a piece of bespoke artwork about the experience. Madeleine Kemsley chose a magical walk, night swim and wild camp in southwest Cornwall
Environment
Geography students of colour band together amidst a diversity crisis
Minoritised students in Lancaster counter the male-dominated, Eurocentric, heteronormative study of the environment. And go for a walk!
Art
“To return to a place” is decolonising work in practice
Writer and founder of Peaks of Colour, Evie Muir, shares how a recent artistic 'walkshop' in Ecclesall Wood helped forge an embodied connection with nature at a mycorrhizal level resulting in a sensory woodland exhibition
Journeys
Pushing ourselves to exhaustion and coming through stronger – could your family do this?
Three days, three dogs, marathon distances and a teenager – together we discovered what resilience looks like
This story is the next in our Trails series. We invited people to apply to assemble a group of friends...
Short read
I’m a walk leader who spent 20 years in Essex, and I still never thought of it as a place to walk. How wrong...
Jenn and Mike are MJ Outdoor Adventures, and they walked along Slow Ways from Colchester to Leigh-on-Sea
This story is the next in our Trails series. We invited people to apply to assemble a group of friends...
Trails
“Blisters the size of cats”: a zine on walking from Leeds to Hull
A group of friends walk from Leeds to Hull and capture their experiences through the co-creation of a zine, a small imaginative D.I.Y publication