The Commonwealth Walkway
A safe, accessible and attractive place in every Commonwealth nation and territory where everyone can walk.
We are connecting the Commonwealth with a 1,000 km walkable path, linking 100 cities, permanently marking 2,000 points of significance and providing a practical opportunity for a third of the world’s population to be more active.
Commonwealth Walkers
Our community has collectively walked a staggering...
5,806 km
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Your Journey to 100
Join us on 100 Walk Commonwealth Challenge and commit to walking a 100 trips. Don’t worry if you can’t walk the actual route, just get out walking and keep active instead. For each walk on your way to 100, you will earn new stamps and gain medals.
Latest News & Events
The Governor General of Australia unveils more Perth Commonwealth Walkway plaques
The Governor and Mrs Dawson climbed aboard the MV James Stirling Sealink Ferry on 26th September for the first plaque unveiling, before heading to the…
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Hugo Vickers, Jim Walker, the Trustees, advisors and all at the Commonwealth Walkway Trust wish to express their deep sorrow at the death of Her…
HRH The Earl of Wessex unveils Birmingham’s Platinum Jubilee Walkway
HRH The Earl of Wessex launches the panel for the Birmingham Platinum Jubilee Walkway. HRH The Earl of Wessex unveiled the Platinum Jubilee Walkway in Birmingham…
Gold Coast goes Platinum
The City of the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia, has extended their Commonwealth Walkway into a 30km Jubilee Walkway to celebrate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.…
Wickersley Platinum Jubilee Walkway
Residents of Wickersley Parish in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, have been inspired by our network of Commonwealth Walkways and set too on developing their own in…
New Zealand Aotearoa celebrates the Platinum with a walk
In celebration of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee His Worship Mayor Andy Foster and Deputy Mayor Sarah Free plan a tour of the Commonwealth Walkway in Wellington on 10th…