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Probably the most inexpensive mode of travel over relatively short distances, walking to work contributes to a healthier lifestyle and avoids the frustrations experienced when driving to and from work.

Why not try leaving the car at home or avoid taking the bus for a couple of days during the week.  If the bus is really a must, get off a couple of stops before.  You’ll soon see the benefits and you could save money.

Discover a whole new side of Nedlands. Enjoy the sun.  See the streets come alive.  Stop… have a coffee. You’ll soon be asking yourself why you haven’t done it before.

The information below, gives an idea of the short walks available around the QEIIMC site and those longer walks that you can enjoy during your free time.

• UWA/Nedlands – Walk and Cycle Information Guide 

Walking for Leisure

If walking to work isn’t enough and you’ve caught the walking bug, why not join the walking group during lunch time or early mornings.

Remember to bring along a hat, water and a pair of comfortable walking shoes.

Other useful walking sites:

• Find 30 Every Day
  www.find30everyday.com.au
• Walking
  www.dpi.wa.gov.au/walking/713.asp
• Working to work – Travelsmart guide
  www.dpi.wa.gov.au/mediaFiles/tsmart_tswwalk.pdf
  
• Subiaco Cycling and Walking Map
  Subiaco Cycling and Walking Map pdf