MAY is national walking month, organised by the British Heart Foundation, in a bid to get the nation on their feet and raise money for life saving research at the same time.
The campaign encourages people of all ages and backgrounds to get outside and embrace the simple yet health-filled benefits of walking.
Where can you go for a walk in Warrington?
Where are the best spots to take a hike?
Members of Warrington Guardian Camera Club shared pictures of their favourite walks, which include waterways, parks and woods.
The Camera Club is a supportive and friendly group of amateur and professional photographers and as well as submitting photos taken recently, members also take part in regular themed challenges like clouds, symmetry and blossom.
You can join 900 others on Facebook at facebook.com/groups/WGcameraclub
Bank Park by Radzikowsky Kyny
Black Bear Park (back of Stafford Road) by Natalie Persoglio
By the canal at Walton by Diane Warburton
Culcheth fields by Heather Peddie
Daresbury by Claire Ell Eff
Down by the river, Rixton by Tony Harnett
Grappenhall Heys by Tony Crawford
Lymm Dam by Diane Warburton
River Mersey (Victoria Park bank) by Natalie Persoglio
Rixton fields by Tony Harnett
Lymm Dam by Suzy Makin
Sankey Valley Park by Tony Crawford
River Mersey, Howley by Natalie Persoglio
Sankey Valley Park by Colette Ellison
Antrobus by Sue Lawless
Acton Bridge by Jayne Savage
Great Budworth by Mariann Molnár
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