The Rossington Fit And Fun Walk Route - Travel South Yorkshire
The Rossington Fit And Fun Walk Route - Travel South Yorkshire
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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Rossington</strong> <strong>Fit</strong> and <strong>Fun</strong> <strong>Walk</strong><br />
Park Wood<br />
West End Lane<br />
Holmes Carr<br />
Great Wood<br />
Bankwood Crescent<br />
Holmes Carr Road<br />
Grange Lane<br />
2000<br />
Steps<br />
•<br />
West End<br />
Lane Clinic<br />
Attlee Avenue<br />
York Street<br />
West End Lane West End Lane<br />
King George’s Road King George’s Road<br />
Memorial<br />
Hall<br />
Windsor<br />
View<br />
Estate<br />
Play<br />
Area<br />
Fire<br />
Station<br />
McConnell Cres<br />
Earl Ave Duke Ave<br />
King George’s Rd<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Rossington</strong> <strong>Fit</strong> and <strong>Fun</strong><br />
<strong>Walk</strong> route (shown in orange)<br />
is 2 miles/ about 4000 steps.<br />
Nelson Rd<br />
King Avenue Queen Avenue<br />
3000<br />
Steps<br />
•<br />
Radburn Road<br />
1000<br />
Steps<br />
•<br />
Queen Marys Road<br />
Allenby Crescent<br />
Grantham Street<br />
<strong>Rossington</strong><br />
Practice<br />
Oxford Street<br />
Grange Road<br />
Central Drive Central Drive<br />
Aberconway Crescent<br />
Haigh Crescent<br />
Holmescarr<br />
Community<br />
Enterprise<br />
Centre<br />
Radburn Road Radbur n Road<br />
<strong>Rossington</strong><br />
Main FC<br />
Stadium<br />
Tudor Street<br />
Allenby Crescent<br />
Playing<br />
Area<br />
<strong>Rossington</strong><br />
Miners<br />
Welfare<br />
Start/<br />
Finish<br />
Grranggeefiielldd Avve<br />
Aberconway Crescent<br />
Leisure<br />
Centre<br />
Bond Street<br />
Gattiso n LaneGattison Lane<br />
Whitcomb Dr<br />
<strong>South</strong>ern Greenway<br />
Cycle Path<br />
<strong>The</strong><br />
Potteries<br />
Clay Flat Lane Clay Flat Lane<br />
Elmfield Rd<br />
Bond Street<br />
Morrison Dr<br />
Station Road<br />
Chestnut Ave<br />
Holly Grove<br />
Police<br />
Station<br />
Bond Street<br />
Kestrel Drive<br />
Smillie Road<br />
Yew Tree Crescent<br />
Half View Road<br />
<strong>Rossington</strong><br />
Brick Pond<br />
Stripe Road Stripe Road<br />
<strong>The</strong> Carriage Way<br />
Sheep Bridge Lane<br />
Parklands Close<br />
Stripe Road<br />
To Tickhill<br />
Tickhill Way<br />
Lindholme Drive<br />
Church MeadowRd<br />
Brodsworth Way<br />
Littleworth Lane<br />
Dr<br />
Lindholme<br />
Brodsworth<br />
Way<br />
Community<br />
Centre
All year round <strong>Walk</strong>ing<br />
Opportunities<br />
<strong>Walk</strong>ing for Health – Doncaster<br />
Enjoy free, short, organised walks that are less<br />
than 3 miles or less than an hour, designed<br />
with health in mind. <strong>The</strong>y take place at<br />
Askern, Bentley, Denaby, Dunsville Quarry<br />
Park, Edlington, Hatfield Moor, Highfields,<br />
Hyde Park, Mexborough, Sandall Beat Wood,<br />
Thorne, Toll Bar and Woodlands. For a<br />
timetable please call 01302 735403 or visit<br />
www.doncaster.gov.uk/walking<br />
Doncaster Ramblers Group<br />
Doncaster’s Ramblers Group walk twice a<br />
week throughout the year and three times in<br />
the summer. Membership secretary is<br />
Catherine Palmer. Tel: 01302 783613 or visit<br />
www.doncasterramblers.org<br />
Buggyfit and Buggywalks<br />
A fun way for mums to get back into shape<br />
after their new arrival. <strong>The</strong>se walking classes<br />
are available in Cusworth, Armthorpe and<br />
Balby. For further information please call<br />
01302 735403.<br />
Volunteer <strong>Walk</strong> Leader Training<br />
Do you fancy becoming a walk leader? We<br />
can provide nationally accredited training free<br />
for volunteers. Training takes place<br />
throughout the year. To book a place call<br />
01302 735403.<br />
Doncaster Council’s Countryside Team<br />
Based at Sandall Beat Wood, the team<br />
provide a series of varied events to help you<br />
explore Doncaster’s countryside, wildlife and<br />
heritage including regular walks through the<br />
year. For information contact 01302 300798<br />
or visit www.doncaster.gov.uk/countryside<br />
Making a Change4Life doesn’t need to be<br />
difficult. With a little help,<br />
it can be really rewarding and fun!<br />
Why walking is good for you:<br />
■ Good for bones and muscles: walking is<br />
good for bone density and posture and helps<br />
keep bodies lean and supple.<br />
■ Builds up stamina: walking gets your whole<br />
body used to being healthy.<br />
■ Burns calories: a brisk walk can burn<br />
calories and help keep you trim. <strong>The</strong> brisker<br />
the better but you should still be able to hold<br />
a conversation.<br />
■ Helps beat stress: walking can make you<br />
feel good, especially if you’re out and about in<br />
surroundings that you love.<br />
■ Sociable: take a friend or family and have a<br />
natter while you walk.<br />
Tips for walking:<br />
■ Get off the bus a few stops earlier<br />
■ Bring baby along too and grab the buggy<br />
■ Get a pedometer to count your steps<br />
For more useful tips on how to eat well, move<br />
more and live longer visit<br />
www.nhs.uk/Change4life<br />
<strong>The</strong><br />
<strong>Rossington</strong><br />
<strong>Fit</strong> and <strong>Fun</strong><br />
<strong>Walk</strong><br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Rossington</strong> <strong>Fit</strong> and <strong>Fun</strong> <strong>Walk</strong><br />
around 4000 steps to fitness.
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