Walking Groups in Allambie Heights NSW - Page 2

Learn Powerboating at MyHarbour Training Centre

Beacon Hill NSW · Approx $300.00 · Water Sports - Sailing

MyHarbour Powerboat Training Centre offers comprehensive powerboat training for all experience levels, from complete beginners to experienced boaters seeking to refine their skills. Whether you need no licence training, confidence building, or refresher sessions, the centre provides both online and on-water instruction tailored to your needs.Training Programs:Private lessons and personalized...

Allambie Beacon Hill United Football Club

Allambie Heights NSW · Approx $50.00 · Soccer

Allambie Beacon Hill United Football Club (ABH United) offers a welcoming and inclusive soccer community for all ages and skill levels in the Northern Beaches of Sydney.Training sessions: Regular training is provided for beginners through to competitive players, fostering skill development in a supportive environment.Play opportunities: The club organizes competitive...

Join Australia's Largest Pickleball Club

Beacon Hill NSW · Approx $50.00 · Pickleball

Northern Beaches Pickleball Association Inc (NBPA) is Australia's largest pickleball club with over 1,800 members playing more than 100 sessions weekly across 11 local venues around Beacon Hill, NSW.Training sessions are organized to improve skills and accommodate all levels, from beginners to competitive players. New members are assessed to assign...

NORTH MANLY SQUASH

North Manly NSW · Approx $50.00 · Squash

North Manly Squash is a squash club based at the Warringah Recreation Centre in North Manly, NSW. It offers facilities for local, social, and competitive squash events, including Monday night social games, ladder leagues, and inter-club competitions.The club is part of a revitalised squash facility featuring three new courts, with...

St Augustines Soccer Club

Brookvale NSW · Approx $50.00 · Soccer

St Augustines Soccer Club offers soccer opportunities for players of all ages and skill levels. The club runs regular training sessions and participates in local leagues, providing a supportive environment for both social and competitive play.Training and matches for juniors and seniorsParticipation in local competitions and friendly gamesOpen to new...

Manly Vale Football Club

Manly Vale NSW · Approx $50.00 · Soccer

Manly Vale Football Club welcomes players of all ages and skill levels, providing a community-focused soccer environment on Sydney's Northern Beaches.Training Sessions: Training is available across multiple age groups, from juniors (U6 to U16) through to senior men, women, and masters' teams (Over 35, Over 45). Specific days and times...

Allambie Heights Community Tennis Club

Allambie Heights NSW

NORTHERN BEACHES PICKLEBALL ASSOCIATION INC

Beacon Hill NSW

Warringah Recreation Centre

North Manly NSW

Virgin Active - Northern Beaches

Frenchs Forest NSW

HOUSE OF PICKLE - NORTHERN BEACHES (V)

Frenchs Forest NSW

The Man Walk: Why a Simple Weekly Walk Is Becoming a Lifeline for Australian Men

09 May 2026 · 5 min read

A new Australian study found that more than half the men joining The Man Walk reported loneliness, but those who kept showing up saw lower depression symptoms and healthier habits. Here’s why regular group walks are becoming one of the simplest mental-health supports for men.

Social Prescribing: Why Your GP Might Prescribe a Walk

01 May 2026 · 5 min read

Australian GPs are turning to an unexpected treatment for loneliness, chronic pain, and low mood: community activities. Social prescribing connects patients with walking groups, Parkrun, sport clubs, and volunteering instead of — or alongside — medication. With one in three Australian adults experiencing loneliness, and the RACGP now calling social...

Regional Australians Walk 75 Minutes More in Walkable Towns

03 Apr 2026 · 6 min read

New research from the Menzies Institute for Medical Research has found that people in highly walkable regional towns walk 75 minutes more each week than those in areas with poor walkability — nearly double the difference seen in cities. With regional Australians facing higher rates of chronic disease and fewer...