A short loop around Dzintari
Begin in Dzintari and use a familiar junction as a meeting point. Choose paths through or near the forest park and leave a little time to find your way back. A loop works well if people in your group prefer different distances because everyone can meet at the start again. If the park is crowded, use a quieter path and shorten the outing.
A town walk toward Majori or Dubulti
Jūrmala’s tourism office describes routes running east to west through several neighbourhoods. Choose two landmarks you would like to see and a convenient place to finish. Keep the beach as an optional detour so you can stay on town paths if the wind is strong. Check your return transport before setting out on a one-way route.
A longer walk in the Lielupe area
For a longer outing, start around Lielupe and choose a route that keeps a clear return path. Sections near dunes or woodland may feel different after rain or in low light. Follow marked paths and local signs, and keep the return simple if you are new to the area. Leave time for the walk between the path and your station or parking spot.
Choose a surface that suits your group
Sand can make a short distance feel longer. If someone needs a firm surface, choose paved or compacted paths and confirm access before leaving. Bring a warm layer and water, and check wind and daylight. For a first visit, tell the group the planned turning point and agree where to meet if you get separated.
Save the route for another season
Record which sections were easy to follow and which had better shelter. A familiar town route can become a good winter option. A sheltered path in the woods may work well in stronger wind if the surface is clear and there is enough daylight.
A plan for a mixed group
Choose a station or café as a meeting point and agree a time to return there. Walk the first section together and let anyone who wants a longer outing take an optional loop. If you are walking with children or someone who needs regular breaks, look for benches or sheltered places along the route before you set off.

