Walking, Running & Outdoors groups in the UK

Adventure Women – Female Outdoor Adventures & Activities

Female Outdoor Adventures & Activities

Outdoor Adventures tailored exclusively for women. #### Adventure Women is an outdoor adventure club where we delve into hiking, kayaking, camping, paddle boarding and adventure trips. Regardless of your skill level, our experiences are tailored for everyone. What makes us unique is our dedication to providing a safe, empowering space for women to explore, expand horizons, and forge lasting connections. Join us to break boundaries, craft unforgettable moments, and build enduring friendships. It's time to embrace the extraordinary with Adventure Women! www.adventurewomen.co.uk

GO London, midweek adventure

🥾 Paddington to Camden Walk – Regent’s Canal, Little Venice & Primrose Hill Views London canal walks | Regent’s Canal walk | Camden Lock walking tour | urban hikes London | Little Venice to Camden Join GO London Hiking for a beautiful urban walk through historic waterways and leafy neighborhoods, tracing Regent’s Canal from Paddington Basin to the vibrant heart of Camden. Starting at Paddington Station, we’ll escape the city’s bustle and follow the tranquil canal past the

Fun & Friendly London Walks with Matt

Join us for a stroll through charming South Kensington! We'll explore elegant tree lined streets & squares, passing the former homes of beloved authors Beatrix Potter and Agatha Christie along the way, and admire the stunning Michelin Building, a masterpiece of Art Deco design. Pub social after! Meet just outside Gloucester Road tube station (District & Circle lines)

The Bradford Ramblers

Lovely steady walk in the Pudsey area taking in part of the Leeds Country Way, the Moravian settlement at Fulneck and Tong Beck. Plus an opportunity for an ice cream stop at Tong village. Some ups and downs. Dogs welcome but we request that they are kept on a lead. We'll meet at the Fox and Grape, Pudsey LS28 8HU. Parking on roadside so please be considerate of the neighbours. refreshments in the Fox and Grape after the walk. Please bring £1 for the walk, food/snacks/drinks and wear appropriate

Scottish Hillwalking & Activities Group – Hillwalking

Hillwalking

A popular walk which follows part of the Ancient Roman Antonine Wall and the forts of Bar Hill and Croy Hill ,we return to the start point along the Forth & Clyde Canal pathway.After the walk we can enjoy tea/coffee stop at the Auchinstarry Marina. TERRAIN A good trail for most of the route however parts of the walk coming off Castle Hill are steep and can be boggy. ROUTE Route details from Walkhighlands. [Croy Hill and the Antonine Wall, near Kilsyth](https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/gla

Long Distance Walkers Association – Wiltshire Group

Wiltshire Group

The LDWA is a membership organisation. Walkers may attend up to three walks before they are expected to join. A 50 mile circular walk from Chew Stoke, crossing the Mendip Hills (Yes there will be lumps). We will head south Burrington Combe and Black Down before heading to Cheddar via the top of Cheddar Gorge. Taking in the edge of the hills we will descend Ebbor Gorge before our evening meal stop in Wells at 30 miles. (Variety of options but I expect most people will get themselves a meal

Sober Singles – Sheffield & South Yorkshire

Sheffield & South Yorkshire

*PLEASE NOTE NEW DATE! 7km / 2hrs aprox.* Welcome to the very first SSS meet up! :) A gentle and relatively flat walk with plenty of coffee opportunities… This lovely trail runs beside Porter Brook between Endcliffe Park and Forge Dam. The route begins at the main entrance to Endcliffe Park car park, with additional on-street parking available at Rustlings Road along Endcliffe Park. Along our route, we will pass Endcliffe Park Cafe then follow a path through Holme Wheel

Midlands Walkers Hikers Ramblers and Leisure Group

Our 30k + Challenge Walk series achieved quite a following in 2025 so here's a brand new one that we believe everyone will love. The nine edges are Derwent, Stanage, Upper Burbage, Lower Burbage, Froggatt, Curbar, Baslow, Gardoms and Birchen Edge. The Peak District at it's most amazing. We provide transport to get you to the start so that your transport is waiting for you at the end! As is usual on our Challenge Walk days we provide both printed routes and downloadable gpx tracks. We also of

Chiltern Explorers – Hikes, Walking Weekends, Socials

Hikes, Walking Weekends, Socials

Walk length 20miles/32km approx. Circular. A spectacular and long circular hike from Henley to Stonor and Turville with far reaching views across open countryside and the Thames. This hike has a great deal of features.. Stonor Park includes an historic country house and private deer park situated about four miles (6.4 km) north of Henley-on-Thames. At Turville there will be an opportunity to climb to the top of windmill hill for great views of the surrounding countryside close to the Cobstone windmill. The Cobstone windmill was built around 1816 and featured in the film "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang." The final section of the walk follows the Thames path from Mill End back to Henley. PLEASE BE AWARE THIS IS A VERY LONG HILLY HIKE SO PLEASE ONLY RSVP IF YOU ARE COMFORTABLE WITH THIS AND CAN KEEP A REASONABLE PACE. BE AWARE IF THE WEATHER IS BAD THE HIKE MAY BE SHORTENED. Cost Cost: £7 cash or paypal () payable on the day guided walk & meetup costs. You can do paypal or bank transfer if you prefer, please message the organizer. Train £16 approx. return with a network railcard or groupsave discount. Lunch and Finish Please bring a packed lunch and water for the walk. The walk should finish before 5.30pm and includes a pack lunch stop and pub stop at the end, however the time may be earlier or later than this depending on the weather and pace (this is a complete day hike, you are advised not to arrange anything for the evening). Meeting points please read.. Meet outside Henley train station for the walk to start at 9.57am (after the train from London arrives). By train from London: The London Paddington train at 8.53am gets to Henley-on-Thames for 9.57am with a short change at Twyford. I would encourage you to seek out other members who can go as part of a group save on the train and meet from 8.30am to give you time to get tickets. I would suggest you meet outside the WHSmith shop at Paddington (see photo below). See N

South Herts Footpath Society

Join us for a 9.1 mile walk in the Hertfordshire countryside including Panshanger Park with lakes and rivers, see photo album for summer photos, Visit the quiet village of Tewin with its village green. The pace is moderate rather than brisk, so if you can manage 9.1 miles then this event is for you, whether you are a seasoned hiker or new to country walks. Discover some countryside that you may not have visited before. Find out about history and geology of Panshanger Park which was the bed of th

Surrey Heath Ramblers Meetup Group

Starting at Rowhill Nature Reserve, we will follow part of the Blackwater Valley path through the copse out into Weybourne, then proceed along pavements to Brickfields Park before weaving our way to Manor Park. Here we will visit the WW2 memorial of Christ, The Heroes Shrine, the sunken garden, the Peace Garden and walk past the former Manor of Aldershot. Walking past the beacon, we'll skirt the duck pond before leaving Manor Park, walking through streets to reach the Municipal Gardens passing t

Surrey and Beyond Ramblers Weekend and Weekday Walks

Join SABRE walk leader George for a 5 mile Sunday afternoon circular walk near Guildford. We start by walking around Chantries Wood then walk along an open area with some scenic views over the downs, descending to Shalford Common and returning along the pretty banks of the River Wey. We will walk at a leisurely to moderate pace. There are a few short ascents and descents, nothing too steep. Please bring drinks and snacks if required. We will meet at Chantries Car Park, Pilgrims Way, Guildford,

City of Birmingham Ramblers Group

BOOKING ESSENTIAL. There is no need to RSVP to indicate an interest in this walk. But you do need to book to secure a seat on the coach. Visit the Birmingham Ramblers Event Page by copying http://cobra.eventbrite.co.uk/ into your browser and book a place. Whilst you are there take a look at our other events, and please bookmark this page to keep an eye on our future walks. The fare for this walk is £15. Bookings for this walk will close at 06.00 on Monday 16th March 2025.

The Super Socialisers

🌊 The Salmon Leaps and Caerau Hill Fort Circular A Riverside Ramble & Iron Age History Join us for a fantastic group walk through the Vale of Glamorgan! This "moderate" rated trail offers a beautiful mix of tranquil riverside paths, woodland stretches, and a climb up to an ancient hill fort for some of the best views in the area. It’s a great way to spend a Sunday exploring the outdoors with a friendly group. 📅 Event Details Date: Sunday, April 26th 2026 Start Time: 11:00 AM Estimated End Time: 3:30 PM Location: Dinas Powys, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales 📍 Route Highlights The Salmon Leaps: We’ll follow the peaceful waterside path where, if we're lucky, you can see the river cascading over the weirs. Caerau Hill Fort: We will head up to the site of this historic Iron Age hill fort, providing a perfect vantage point to look out over the surrounding landscape. Woodland & Fields: The route transitions through lush green woods and open fields, making for a very scenic loop. 🐾 What to Bring & Expect Lunch Break: We will stop for a 30-minute lunch break along the trail, so please remember to pack a lunch and plenty of water. Dogs Welcome: This is a dog-friendly route, so feel free to bring your pups along for the adventure! Clothing: Given the "moderate" terrain and the possibility of muddy paths near the river, please wear sturdy walking shoes or boots and bring layers/waterproofs just in case the Welsh weather decides to surprise us.

Paul and Tim’s Greater London Talks and Walks

Join Tim for a walk through historic Bermondsey and Rotherhithe. We'll walk in the footsteps of a remarkable couple, Ada and Alfred Salter, who helped transform Bermondsey and paved the way for many of the reforms of the 20th Century. Ada was the first woman mayor in London and launched the 'Bermondsey Revolution' which concentrated on bringing decent housing into one of the worst slum areas in London. Alfred was a brilliant doctor who devoted his life to the poor, became their MP and helped set

Peterborough group – socialising over food and drinks

socialising over food and drinks

Walk & Talk and A coffee stop is a gentle reset. We’ll meet at at Ferry Meadows Kitchen and Bar, stroll for about 45 minutes at a relaxed pace , around one of the lakes then pause for a coffee and easy conversation ☕. Come as you are. No pressure. Just fresh air, kind people, and a chance to feel lighter by the end 😊 Details: Date and time: Sunday 22nd of March 2026 Meet: Lakeside Kitchen & Bar at Ferry Meadows Route: Flat, well‑lit paths with public spaces 🚶‍♀️ Pace: Casual. All levels we

Weekday Walks – walking, hiking London

walking, hiking London

A most wonderful 10 mile circular walk mostly in Rickmansworth by the rivers, canal and lakes! Using our Oyster Cards we shall go to the platform at 10.35am to take the Met Line to Croxley at 10.42am. The walk shall commence at 11.30am from Croxley tube station. Please bring packed lunch, water, snacks etc plus waterproof jacket and walking shoes/boots/trainers. You should be able to walk 2.5 miles per hour and have adequate and appropriate insurance for this type of activity. Meetup fee £5

Boots On Adventures

Book via website paying deposit 🥾 Walk 3 Scenic Peaks & 4 Stunning Waterfalls Join us for a sociable weekend in The Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons), staying in a beautiful 🏡 bunkhouse right in the heart of the National Park and hiking the iconic ⛰️ Pen-Y-Fan horseshoe. Over the weekend, we’ll summit the scenic peaks of Corn Du, Pen-Y-Fan, and Cribin 🏔️, with spectacular views of the surrounding landscape. On Sunday, we’ll explore a magical 💧 waterfall trail, weaving through ancient woodland and peaceful valleys. At Boots On Adventures, we believe in more than just ticking off summits. We’re about meaningful moments, shared journeys, and making the outdoors come alive 🌿. This unforgettable weekend combines challenge and reward. You’ll climb South Wales’ highest peak, wander stunning ridgelines, and finish with the refreshing beauty of cascading waterfalls 💦. With cosy accommodation 🛌, delicious meals 🍲, and great company 🧑‍🤝‍🧑, it’s the perfect way to reconnect with nature. Whether you’re looking to clear your head 🌬️, try something new, or chase that sense of adventure, this weekend offers the experience — and views — you won’t forget. 👟 Lace up. Step out. Your next adventure starts here. The Details 💰 Price £275 per person 10% off for Loyalty Card Holders 🎉 Dates Friday 24th – Sunday 26th April 2026 Arrival from 17:00 ⏰ Led by Ian Henderson & team 🧭 Location Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park what3words: TBC (sent in joining instructions) Parking charges not included Weekend Schedule Friday 24th April – Arrival & Social Evening From 5pm, arrive and settle into the scenic bunkhouse 🛖. Relax or explore before we gather at 8pm for a group evening meal 🍽️, a weekend briefing, and a friendly social. Saturday 25th April – Pen-Y-Fan Circular Hike (~9.5 miles) After breakfast ☕, we’ll head out to tackle the breathtaking Pen-Y-Fan horsesho

Metropolitan Walkers – walks in London and the South East

walks in London and the South East

Metropolitan Walkers is part of the Ramblers, Britain's walking charity. All welcome for 3 'taster' walks, after which please join the Ramblers - info on the Met Walkers website A beautiful coastal walk from Hastings to Eastbourne passing historic places such as Bexhill, Pevensey (where the Normans landed), Normans Bay and the Eastbourne seafront. Toilets and shops should be available, but please bring packed lunch. Drop out is available in Pevensey, for Pevensey and Westham Station. The walks finishes at Eastbourne Pier; the station is 10 minutes' walk up the main road away from there. Travel: Take 9:15 from London Charing Cross (London Bridge 09:24, Orpington 09:39), arrive Hastings 10:47. Buy a return to Hastings and a single from Eastbourne to St Leonards Warrior Square for the return leg. Grading: Moderate. For an explanation of the gradings, please see the FAQ - please consider both the length and grade when choosing a walk. Finish point: Eastbourne Pier More info:

Glasgow HF Outdoor Club

Ben Venue (729m), fromLoch Achray, grade B+ ascent 725m, 14 km, about 6h The walk starts on good tracks until the Coll before Ben Venue after which it is a rocky path with some very mild scrambling to the summit. Route: Meetup point: Main station road car park in Callander Organiser: Paul Harrison We will meet in the car park in Callander and then take the minimum of cars to the Ben Venue car park at Loch Achray (where there are car parking charges). If you wish to meet directly at Loch Achray please leave a note. Note: Attendees at all club walks are reminded that they should abide by club’s code of conduct and safety guidelines. These and the club's general risk assessment of its activities can be viewed under “membership documents ” here:

Celtic Ridge Walks – Oxford | Guided Walks & Hiking

Oxford | Guided Walks & Hiking

Join us for a guided hike to two of the Peak District’s most dramatic and Instagram-famous locations. From the atmospheric, moss-covered chasm of Lud’s Church to the sweeping ridgeline views along The Roaches, this walk offers unforgettable scenery, varied terrain, and plenty of photo opportunities. Route details (approximate) • Distance: 8–9 km • Elevation gain: 350–400 m • Walking time: 3.5–4.5 hours (including breaks) What to expect This is an easy to moderate hike along

Feminist Book Club – Norwich

Norwich

Looking to meet thoughtful people, enjoy the outdoors, and have meaningful conversations? Come along to the Feminist Walking Club, an intersectional group open to people of all backgrounds, cultures, and identities that believe in gender equality and want to connect while moving. We meet for relaxed walks, creating a space to talk about everything from everyday life to topics like equality, culture, work, relationships, and social change. Expect curiosity, humour, and solidarity. No pressure, no gatekeeping, just good walks, good conversations, and supportive community. Expect: • Friendly, inclusive conversations • Gentle-paced walks (all fitness levels welcome) • Community building and new friendships • Muddy routes • Ducks, swans and geese Bring comfortable shoes, an open mind, and whatever thoughts you’ve been wanting to unpack. The Route: We’ll be walking at Whitlingham Country Park, one of Norwich’s loveliest green spaces. We’ll meet outside Flint Barn Café, From there we’ll take a relaxed lap around the lake, a beautiful route with plenty of space to walk, chat, and enjoy the scenery, before finishing back at the café for anyone who wants to keep the conversation going over drinks or a bite to eat afterwards. Got any questions? Contact us on meetup or:

Hike Together

📈 Grade: 🥾🥾🥾Level 3.5/5 - with Bluebell and Wild Garlic SUMMARY: 🥾 ~23km | Circular Walk | Ascent: ~500m | Duration: ~6 hours 📍 Start: Stanmer Park entrance at 10:00 🚆 For trains and group/discounted tickets from London, please see below. 🏁 Finish: Falmer Station, approx. 16:00-17:00 ⚠️ Grassland, woodland, forest trail, chalky path, gravel tracks, hilly and uneven terrain. The route can be very muddy and slippery during the rainy season, so proper waterproof hiking gear and boots are essential ABOUT: Starting from Stanmer Park, this circular walk takes you into the South Downs through forested areas with patches of bluebells, offering stunning scenery along the way. There are public toilets at Falmer station. We begin and finish our walk at Stanmer Park, then catch the train back to Lewes and conclude our walk at a pub near Lewes Train Station. DESCRIPTION: The walk begins in Stanmer Park Nature Reserve, nestling under the South Downs. Stanmer forest features beautiful displays of English bluebells, typically blooming from mid-April to early May, as well as wild garlic (if lucky enough to spot it). We then head towards Standean and stop for lunch at the beautiful Chattri Memorial, which offers spectacular views of the sea, Brighton, and the South Downs on a clear day. Chattri Memorial commemorates the Indian soldiers who lost their lives during the First World War. After lunch, we continue our hike through the South Downs Way, towards Ditchling Beacon, with scenic, hilly terrain and panoramic views of the Weald and the sea. We then walk back through parts of Stanmer Forest and finish the walk at Falmer Station, and take the train back to Lewes, where our walk concludes at a welcoming pub close to Lewes Train Station, and we can relax and reflect on the day’s journey. --- 🌟 HIGHLIGHTS: Ditchling Beacon (the highest point in East Sussex) Chattri Memorial ( Stanmer Forest (

Walks and Tours

Hi all, cost and info below. Please join everyone for a stunning 3.5 mile or 5.5 mile beautiful linear walk. A lovely walk with a wonderful river walk, wetlands, gorgeous views and brief history combined. Some amazing highlights on the walk include the first place the motor car was invented, built and driven in the UK, see where the first recorded airplane flight took place in the UK too nearby! The modern bicycle was invented in Walthamstow too (not on this walk), We visit an old pumphouse wit