Live Life Team
Being the largest walker’s right organisation in Great Britain, the Ramblers’ Association works for the benefit and well-being of ramblers (walkers). Presently, the organisation’s membership numbers 120,000, and is duly registered in England and Wales.
The main principle of the Ramblers’ Association is the belief in the power of walking. They have an inspiring idea that walking has a positive outcome on the lives of people. The organisation’s concern is not limited to the members alone, but extends to the entire society as well. They have an unwavering commitment to reaching out to all people to present the pleasure and benefits of walking. They also offer free resources such as the organisation’s website, which is accessible to everyone.
The Ramblers’ Association has a core belief that all areas and domains of the country are intended for everyone. From the beginning of its foundation, the organisation has relentlessly fought for the rights and privileges of citizens to facilitate the creation of and use of the country’s green spaces. Their efforts led to the passage of the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000. Scotland’s Land Reform Act 2003 has made that country more accessible to walkers, much as in other countries like Denmark, Iceland, Finland, and Norway, whose residents have full access to all land.
Presently, the Ramblers’ Association is the head of other organisations campaigning for a reliable system of access to the entire UK coast, including Wales and England. The organisation also continues to promote their slogan of “walking for health”.
