Manly Walking Group
Activity Details
Join the Belong Club every Friday on a walk along the beautiful Queenscliff and Manly Beach foreshore towards Shelly Beach. We usually stop at Shelly Beach for a coffee before heading back.
The planned route is a 2.4km paved path and Google maps suggest it will take about 30 minutes. On the way back it is 1.3km back to The Corso or 2.4km back to the start point at Queenscliff Surf Club.
Group members are welcome to split off into smaller groups or even pairs to allow everyone to go at their preferred pace. The aim here is for everyone to be included and to have an enjoyable walk.
When: 9.30am – 11.00am every Friday
Meeting point details: Meet outside, undercover at the Queenscliff Surf Club, N Steyne & Collingwood St, Manly NSW 2095.
- This activity is provided by Belong Club.
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| Activities : | Walking |
| Gender : | Any |
| Days : | Friday |
| Age Group : | 36 to 50, 51 to 65, 65+ |
| Level : | Beginner |
About the provider
Belong Club
Established in 1994, Proveda is the Northern Sydney Region’s largest independent, not-for-profit, community-led organisation. Our focus is to support people, their families and carers to navigate the health and social care systems, access the services they require, when they require them, to get the most out of life.
The Belong Club is a Proveda initiative designed to create and foster connections in our community. Through activities, conversations, and knowledge sharing, Belong Club brings together anyone looking to try something new, re-ignite old passions, socialise, and connect with the community.
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