Walking Groups - Caulfield South Community House

Caulfield Cardio + Catch up

Caulfield North VIC · FREE · Walking

Heart Foundation Walking group located in Caulfield North (VIC).Walking Speed: Medium paceFrequency: WeeklyDog Friendly: YesPram Friendly: NoWhen you have found a Heart Foundation Walking group that suits you best, click through to the website to learn more and complete the registration form. You can contact the Walk Organiser of your...

B'nai B'rith Ramblers Inc

Caulfield Junction VIC · Approx $35.00 · Hiking/Bushwalking

Introduction:B'nai B'rith Ramblers is the largest Jewish bush walking group in Victoria. Our objective is to provide on average two monthly day walks (within 1 to 1½ hours' drive from Melbourne) to members, friends and visitors who enjoy the environment and the physical exercise. Weekend or longer... Walks offered *...

Selwood Striders

Brighton VIC · FREE · Walking

Heart Foundation Walking group located in Brighton (VIC).Walking Speed: Medium paceFrequency: WeeklyDog Friendly: YesPram Friendly: NoWhen you have found a Heart Foundation Walking group that suits you best, click through to the website to learn more and complete the registration form. You can contact the Walk Organiser of your chosen...

Walking Pace and Daily Steps: What a 2026 Study Found

03 Oct 2026 · 4 min read

A 2026 study linked more daily steps with lower death rates. For people taking fewer steps, a quicker pace during their most active minutes was also linked with lower rates. The study cannot show that walking faster makes people live longer, and earlier research is mixed on pace. Here is...

R U OK? Day 2026: How to Ask “Are You OK?” on a Walk

10 Aug 2026 · 7 min read

R U OK?Day falls on 10 September 2026, but you do not need to wait to check in. Learn how to choose a suitable walking route, start the conversation, listen without trying to fix everything and respond safely if someone says they are not OK.

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.