Annie-Mae Haines, who has been going to the walks alone since the start, said she joined to get out more as she works from home doing online calls as a health mentor.
“You need something to push you to get out after and I also think, at this age, it’s quite hard to meet new people, so it’s a perfect way to meet new friends,” she said.
“Sometimes, leading up to it, I think I don’t want to go out tonight and then I get out there and really enjoy it and I feel so much better for going.”
The 24-year-old from North Hykeham, Lincoln, said people do not always have the money to pay for some hobbies.
“You put your coat on, go for a walk and it’s great,” she said.
Ms Haines said walking in a group makes her feel safer.
“I’d love to go for a walk after my work but I wouldn’t dare go on my own,” she said.
“I’d be far too scared in the dark whereas, when you are in a group, you feel safe and you don’t have to think about it. That worry doesn’t even cross your mind.”