Walking Society
Meet people. See places. No experience needed.
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Membership
Free Membership
-FreeWe walk. That's it.
The plan is to cover as much of Surrey on foot as we can. The Surrey Hills, the North Downs, and whatever trail looks worth a Saturday.
Walks go out through term time. You don't need gear, fitness, or experience. Trainers and a jacket will get you through most of what we do.
Most walks end at a pub or a café. A lot of people come for the walk and stay for that.
Our website:
https://surreywalkingsoc.web.app
Join here in Whatsapp: https://chat.whatsapp.com/KWEeczB9OsA2tiuRhWxn7Y Meeting points go out in the group.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/surreywalkingsoc/
Committee Members
Signatories
Muhammed Topiwala
President
Farhankhan Ferozkhan
Vice-President
Mohammad Salehi
Treasurer
Products
Constitution
Aims
The society aims to organise regular, enjoyable and safely managed walks in Guildford and other suitable locations, offering a variety of routes, distances and difficulty levels where practicable. It seeks to encourage an active and healthy lifestyle, support members’ wellbeing, create opportunities for friendships and social connection, and help students discover local green spaces and areas of natural interest. The society also aims to remain accessible and inclusive, communicate clear information before each walk, promote responsible behaviour and respect for the environment, and develop a friendly community in which both experienced walkers and complete beginners feel welcome.
Existence
The Walking Society exists to provide a welcoming and inclusive community where students can meet new people, explore Guildford and the surrounding countryside, and enjoy walking in a relaxed and supportive environment. The society makes outdoor activity accessible to students of different backgrounds, fitness levels and walking experience, while helping members improve their physical and mental wellbeing, take breaks from academic pressures and develop a stronger sense of belonging at the University of Surrey.