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Inner London Area
The Hampstead and District Group is one of the six geographically-based groups within the Inner London Area, the territory of which broadly covers the former County of London. The Inner London Area's website provides details of footpath-related matters within Inner London, ideas for walks, led walks and much else besides.
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Blackheath Ramblers
The Blackheath Ramblers is one of the geographically-based group within the Inner London Area. Most of their walks are over 10 miles, ranging up to 16 miles in the winter and up to 20 miles in the summer and are at a moderate to fast pace.
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South Bank Ramblers
The South Bank Ramblers is a geographically-based group within the Inner London Area. Most of their members live in the London boroughs of Lambeth and Southwark and they have a varied programme of walks ranging from 4 to 18 miles.
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Hammersmith, Fulham & Wandsworth Ramblers
The Hammersmith, Fulham & Wandsworth Ramblers is a geographically-based group within the Inner London Area. Most of their members live within the London boroughs of Wandsworth and Hammersmith and Fulham and most of their walks are 4 to 15 miles long.
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Kensington, Chelsea & Westminster Ramblers
The Kensington, Chelsea & Westminster Ramblers is a geographically-based group within the Inner London Area. Most of their members live in the City of Westminster or the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Their walks vary in length from 4 to 18 miles, but the majority are 8 to 14 miles.
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North East London Ramblers
The North East London Ramblers is a geographically-based group within the Inner London Area. Their walks normally range from 8 to 13 miles.
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London Strollers
The London Strollers is an Inner London Group which caters for Londoners of all ages, including families with young children, who require short, leisurely walks. Typically the Group's walks are between 2 and 7 miles in length and take place within London's travelcard zones.
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Metropolitan Walkers
The Metropolitan Walkers is an age-related group of the Inner London Area with a target membership of people aged from their early 20s to late 30s living throughout the London.
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Capital Walkers
The Capital Walkers is a non-geographical group of the Inner London Area aimed at members of the Metropolitan Walkers aged 35 to 55 who have already reached or are nearing the top end of the Metropolitan Walkers' target age range.
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North London Rambling Club
The North London Rambling Club was founded in 1919. They walk on Saturdays and sometimes midweek and their walks generally range in length from 6 to 15 miles and take place throughout London and the surrounding counties.
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Morley College rambling club
The Morley College rambling club, which was founded in the 1880s, is attached to the Morley College in London but is open to all. Their walks are predominantly on Saturdays, are generally 9 to 10 miles in length with lunch at a country pub and they meet at a main London station between 9.00 and 9.45 am.
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Forest Ramblers' Club
The Forest Ramblers' Club was founded in 1884 to give active support to the City of London Corporation in their endeavours to conserve Epping Forest and it is the oldest walking club in the UK which is still in existance. Its walks, which take place on Thursdays and are generally 6.5 to 7 miles at a leisurely to moderate pace and include a convivial lunch, take place throughout London and surrounding counties.
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Polytechnic Rambling Club
The Polytechnic Rambling club, which was founded in 1885 and is one of the oldest walking clubs in the UK, is attached to the University of Westminster but is open to all. Their walks take place throughout London and the surrounding counties and are generally between 5 and 12 miles in length with lunch taken at a country pub.
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Youth Hostels Association
The Hampstead and District Group subscribes to the Group Membership category of the YHA, which enables parties of 5 or more of our members travelling together to avoid paying the temporary membership rate each time they stay at one of the more than 200 Youth Hostels, bunkhouses and camping barns across England and Wales, saving up to £3 per person per night. It also entitles parties of 9 or more travelling together to stay at more than 4,000 Youth Hostels in around 80 countries worldwide.
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Chiltern Society
The Hampstead and District Group supports the Chiltern Society, which aims to maintain the uniqueness of the 650 square miles of the Chilterns in the face of growing pressures on this part of the country. The Chilterns, which is a popular location for our Group's walks, covers a 650 square mile area across parts of Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, and Bedfordshire, and almost exactly half of this area forms the unspoilt Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Much of the remainder is protected by Green Belt status.
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Living Streets
The Hampstead and District Group supports Living Streets (formerly the Pedestrians Association), which is the national charity which stands up for pedestrians. It works to create safe, attractive and enjoyable streets where people want to walk. In the past it has campaigned to introduce the driving test and successfully got the first zebra crossings installed.
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