Ramblers Scotland

General information

If you live in Oxfordshire and are looking to combine making friends and walking safely in the countryside (“walking with talking”) then Oxfordshire Ramblers may be for you. Our volunteers lead over 900 walks annually throughout the county for our 2000+ members (over 100,000 throughout Great Britain). We have walks for everyone, from leisurely to quick, from short to long, on most days of the year.
If you want to see if Ramblers is for you, why not come along on two or three of our walks for free? No need to book, just turn up. If you then conclude that Ramblers is for you, you can join via the Ramblers national website.

We have eight groups distributed over the county who provide walks in their region, so you will find walks starting near where you live. Details are on our website (click on the Walks Finder link). Generally speaking those who come along on these walks, and associated social activities, are aged 55+, split approximately 50:50 female-male.

If you are in your 20s or 30s then you might choose to walk and socialise with our Oxon 20s30s Walkers group who provide walks and social activities throughout the county. Our Oxon Weekend Walkers group does likewise, particularly for those who are otherwise engaged during the week. Both of these groups publicise their walks at fairly short notice on their own websites.

You can find out more about all 10 groups via the Oxfordshire Area website. In addition to this, as a member of Ramblers you can go on Ramblers-led walks not only in Oxfordshire but throughout GB (over 45,000 walks annually).
In keeping with Ramblers nationally, we have Oxfordshire members who volunteer to keep an eye on the state of our footpaths, and some are members of our path maintenance teams which cut back overgrowth to keep our paths open for all.

All sound good to you? If so, we hope to meet you soon.