Bingley Celebration of Walking 2026

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20 Dec 2025

Bingley Celebration of Walking 2026

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Our second Celebration of Walking will be on Bank Holiday Monday May 4th! We offer a choice of 5 FREE guided walks all designed and led by our experienced walk leaders. Each walk has something different to offer to walkers of all abilities, ages and experience. It is a real chance to see some of Bingley and the surrounding district’s most stunning sights and landmarks. Well behaved dogs on a lead are also very welcome. Save the date and take a look at our programme now!

Yorkshire Day Sponsored Walk – Step Out with Cancer Support Yorkshire

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9 Jul 2019

Yorkshire Day Sponsored Walk – Step Out with Cancer Support Yorkshire

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On 1st August 2019 (Yorkshire Day), Bingley Walkers are Welcome are participating in the ‘Step Out’ sponsored walk organised by Cancer Support Yorkshire. This evening walk starting from Cottingley Community Centre is an occasion to raise money for this great charity which helps “local people with the emotional and physical effects of cancer, through counselling, complementary therapies and group work.”

Teddymania at Prince of Wales Park

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29 May 2019

Teddymania at Prince of Wales Park

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On 14th July 2019, Bingley Walkers are Welcome are participating in the Teddymania event organised by Friends of Prince of Wales Park. For the occasion our usual monthly Sunday walk will be a special family walk. We will take adults and children up to the Park via a pram friendly route.

Fossil & Butterfly Walks at Prince of Wales Park

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18 Mar 2019

Fossil & Butterfly Walks at Prince of Wales Park

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Here are some exciting guided walks organised in Bingley Prince of Wales Park this year by the Friends of Prince of Wales Park, one of the local organisations linked to us.

This Grade II Historic England listed woodland park has some good formal paths and drives but it is still recommended to wear good footwear as you may walk on tracks through woodland or across the open heath at the top of the park.