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Let's walk  

Join us every Saturday at a parkwalk near you - and start walking your way to better health.

Why parkwalk?

Keeping fit and healthy isn’t just about how fast you can finish a race. Not on our watch anyway.

Because you don’t need to run a marathon each weekend to stay active. It turns out walking is just as good.

That’s why everyone’s welcome at parkrun, no matter your fitness level. We’re proud to include anyone at more than 800 parkrun locations across the UK.

So, join us at a parkwalk event near you, every Saturday.

Earn points towards Vitality rewards with parkwalk

You can earn eight activity points

When you walk or run at a parkrun near you, you'll earn eight activity points for taking part. You can also earn points for volunteering. If you volunteer, you'll earn five Vitality points.

You can earn a maximum of 40 points a week for getting active, so if you've already reached your weekly points limit and you complete a parkwalk or parkrun, you won't receive any points for that activity.

Why get started?

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Staying healthy

Make your weekly parkwalk a new healthy habit.

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Walk or volunteer

It’s up to you how you get involved.

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Get closer to your community

It’s a great way to meet new people and make new friends.

What else can it do for me? 

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It's a walk in the park 

  •  Create a new healthy habit in as little as seven weeks
  • 7,500 steps, five or more times a week is a great goal to aim for 
  • But just 5,000 steps, three times a week, can reduce your risk of early death by 22%1
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Start small and keep it going 

  • Keeping a healthy habit for two years can add up to three years to your life expectancy.
  • 10,000 steps a day, for three or more days a week over three years, can cut your risk of type 2 diabetes by 41%. It can also reduce the risk of stage 3 cancer by 19%1
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A snowball effect

  • Being physically active for three or more days a week is linked to a 10% improvement in eating habits.1  
  • You could also gain an extra month of sleep each year when you stay active for three or more days a week1

Hear why our ambassadors are walking, not running 

Vitality Ambassadors Gabby Logan, Ellie Simmonds, Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill, Joe Root and Heather Knight are joining thousands across the nation in discovering how walking together can really boost both your mental and physical wellbeing.
Sources: The Habit Index, Vitality and London School of Economics, 2024