- Exploring Broxbourne: A 21K Hiking Adventure in the Woods & Nature ReserveCar Park Bayford Station | APCOA, Station£10.00
Join me on this Hike in the Woodlands of Hertfordshire This is a Medium/ Moderate Level Circular hike with some hills Starting at Bayford Station in Hertfordshire
Region - Broxbourne Nature Reserve
County/Area - Hertfordshire
Length - 12.5 miles / 21km
Ascent - 1000 feet / 303 metres
Grade - moderate
Total Hike -approx 5 -6 hours with a break
Meet @ 9.00 Finish by 3.30pm
£10.00 P/P (Plus meetups booking fee) or pay by CARDThe Hike:
Nestled in Hertfordshire, Broxbourne Woods stand as a unique natural treasure. It proudly holds the title of Hertfordshire's sole National Nature Reserve, boasting extensive sessile oak and hornbeam woodlands that reach their northern limits.Our journey guides us through four distinctive woodlands, each with its own character. Bencroft Wood and Broxbourne Wood, Hoddesdonpark Wood and Wormley Wood. During autumn these woodlands transform into a canvas of rich colors as leaves change, creating a breathtaking display of autumn foliage. The ongoing practice of coppicing and thinning ensures varying light conditions, enhancing the splendor of the woodlands during this season. Keep an eye out for the elusive woodcock that has recently returned to this area.
Meeting Point:
Bayford Station Car Park (Pay & Display) Brickendon Ln, Bayford, Hertford SG13 8PHWhat to wear and bring:
Dress appropriately for the weather as our walks go ahead in rain or shine, It's recommended to carry a waterproof jacket at all times. Check the forecast and bring sun cream, a hat, etc. for warm days, or waterproofs, hat and gloves for wet / cold days. Since we'll be walking through woodland with nettles and a potential for tick bites, consider wearing trousers or leggings. Avoid denim or cotton. Opt for walking shoes or boots; open-toe shoes won't be suitable. As there might not be opportunities to purchase food or drinks along the route, bring at least 1.5 liters of water, lunch, and snacks. Keep in mind that there won't be public toilets available on the route.Sign up form:
If you haven't filled out a form this year or if your circumstances have changed, please complete the provided form before attending. Participation won't be allowed without the completed form. This helps us understand your needs and ensure the safety of you and the group.
Link: https://form.jotform.com/201554976381058Preparation and Level:
You are responsible for your own health and safety during the hike. It's important to be physically able to hike continuously for the duration specified. To join the hike, please come dressed appropriately and bring the necessary gear and any required personal medications. Participants without proper equipment may be unable to take part.Safety and Guidelines:
Our guided walks are led by qualified walking leaders through Mountain Training UK. Our leaders are also Outdoor First Aiders. Please note that no dogs are permitted on our walks. Adventure Women is an all-female activity group.Walk Grades:
Easy: Mostly flat, under 10 miles, suitable for beginners.
Medium: Inclines, over 10 miles; challenging but doable for most.
Hard: Steep inclines and/or over 15 miles; requires some walking/hill fitness.
Challenging: Tougher terrain, unsteady ground, hilly, remote areas, full days out; not for beginners.Important Note:
By RSVPing "yes" to any event, you agree to the group's terms and conditions. For more details, visit: https://adventurewomen.co.uk/ts%26csAbout us:
Adventure Women is an outdoor pursuits club for women united by a shared passion of exploration and an unwavering spirit of adventure. We believe that the outdoors is a canvas for personal growth, camaraderie, and unforgettable experiences. We empower women to push boundaries, embrace the unknown, and create lasting memories in the great outdoors. Our community is a supportive network where women of all backgrounds can bond, learn, and thrive together. Join us to embark on journeys that inspire, uplift, and redefine what it means to be an adventure woman.
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Erika 07522842696
See all our upcoming adventures here - Map Reading & Navigation Skills for Women - Beginner friendly (Level 1)Ashridge Monument Café, Berkhamsted£40.00
Gain the Confidence to Plan and Navigate Your Own Hikes
Are you a keen hiker but lack confidence in reading maps and planning routes?
This course is perfect for women who want to take control of their own adventures, learn essential navigation skills, and feel more independent outdoors. Set in the stunning woodlands and hills of Ashridge Estate, you’ll be part of a small group, learning alongside other supportive women.Led by a female instructor with over 5 years of experience in leading women's walks, I'm an NNAS-qualified navigation tutor, outdoor first aider, and a member of search and rescue. My aim is to create a comfortable, encouraging environment for you to build your confidence in a fun and practical way.
When and Where:
- Meet: 9:30 AM
- Finish: 2:30-3:00 PM
- Location: Ashridge Monument Cafe, Ashridge.
- Free parking available.
- Lunch: We’ll stop at the outdoor café, (food not included) but feel free to bring a packed lunch if you prefer. Toilets are available at the cafe.
- Distance - we will walk approx 10km on the day, paths can be uneven and muddy.Cost: £40 per person (plus meetup booking fee) OR pay by CARD
(Small group: Maximum of 4 participants for plenty of personal guidance)
All equipment provided.What You Will Learn:
- Map Reading: Get to grips with map scales, grid references, and key features, and learn how to orient your map.
- Compass Skills: Use a compass to navigate confidently.
- Route Planning: Learn how to navigate using paths, tracks, and linear features to plan simple routes.
- Distance Estimation: Measure distance on the map and estimate how far you’ve travelled on the ground.
- Relocation: Know how to find your position if you get off track, using landmarks and map features.
- Mobile Phone Apps: Understand how to use location apps as a backup for traditional navigation tools.
- Environmental Awareness: Learn about local conservation and environmental considerations during your hike.This course is a great way to meet like-minded women, boost your confidence, and get hands-on experience in a supportive environment.
What to wear and bring:
Map and compass will be provided, but feel free to bring your own if you have them (we will be using OS active map 181).
Note pad & pen for making any notes.
Please check the temperatures - we recommend you bring a hat and gloves and layers
It's recommended to carry a waterproof jacket at all times.
Check the forecast and bring sun cream, a hat, etc. for warm days, or waterproofs, hat and gloves for wet / cold days.
Avoid denim or cotton. Opt for walking shoes or boots; open-toe shoes won't be suitable.
Bring at least 1 litres of water, lunch, and snacks.
Keep in mind that there won't be public toilets available on the route.Sign up form:
If you haven't filled out a form this year or if your circumstances have changed, please complete the provided form before attending. Participation won't be allowed without the completed form.
Link: https://form.jotform.com/201554976381058Preparation and Level:
You are responsible for your own health and safety during the hike. It's important to be physically able to hike continuously for the duration specified. Participants without proper equipment may be unable to take part.Safety and Guidelines:
Our guided walks are led by qualified walking leaders through Mountain Training UK. Our leaders are also Outdoor First Aiders. Please note that no dogs are permitted on our walks. Adventure Women is an all-female activity group.Walk Grades:
Easy: Mostly flat, under 10 miles, suitable for beginners.
Medium: Inclines, over 10 miles; challenging but doable for most.
Hard: Steep inclines and/or over 15 miles; requires some walking/hill fitness.
Challenging: Tougher terrain, unsteady ground, hilly, remote areas, full days out; not for beginners.Important Note:
By RSVPing "yes" to any event, you agree to the group's terms and conditions. For more details, visit: https://adventurewomen.co.uk/ts%26csAbout us:
Adventure Women is an outdoor pursuits club for women united by a shared passion of exploration and an unwavering spirit of adventure. We believe that the outdoors is a canvas for personal growth, camaraderie, and unforgettable experiences. We empower women to push boundaries, embrace the unknown, and create lasting memories in the great outdoors. Our community is a supportive network where women of all backgrounds can bond, learn, and thrive together. Join us to embark on journeys that inspire, uplift, and redefine what it means to be an adventure woman.
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Erika 07522842696
See all our upcoming adventures here - Chilterns AONB hike - Great Missenden: Woodlands & Hills - 18km - MediumGreat Missenden Station Car Park, Great Missenden£10.00
Join us for an walk in the lovely Chiltern Hills, through the heart of Great Missenden and surrounding countryside.
This is a Moderate Level Circular hike with hills Starting at Great Missenden Train Station
Area - Chiltern Hills AONB
County - Buckinghamshire
Length - 11 miles / 18 km Ascent - 980 feet / 300 metres
Grade - Medium
Total Hike time - 6 hrs. (5 hours walking time plus lunch & breaks)
Meet @ 9.00am finish @ 3.00pm
£10.00 P/P (Plus meetup fees) or pay by CARDThe Hike:
Starting in the lovely village of Great Missenden, this walk takes us west into the beautiful Chiltern Hills, a classic example of the British countryside. We’ll wander through rolling fields, peaceful woodlands, and quiet valleys, where the landscape shifts from open farmland to shaded forest paths.The countryside here is rich with wildlife and the changing seasons bring a variety of colours. Along the way, we’ll pass by quaint hamlets and follow hedgerow-lined tracks, giving us a real sense of rural England’s charm. It’s a perfect route for anyone looking to escape into nature and enjoy the beauty of the Chilterns. The overall elevation is not to high but there are a couple of short steep ascents along the way.
Meet at:
Great Missenden Station 37 Station Approach, Great Missenden HP16 9AZ
What to wear and bring:
Dress appropriately for the weather as our walks go ahead in rain or shine, It's recommended to carry a waterproof jacket at all times. Check the forecast and bring sun cream, a hat, etc. for warm days, or waterproofs, hat and gloves for wet / cold days. Since we'll be walking through woodland with nettles and a potential for tick bites, consider wearing trousers or leggings. Avoid denim or cotton. Opt for walking shoes or boots; open-toe shoes won't be suitable. As there might not be opportunities to purchase food or drinks along the route, bring at least 1.5 liters of water, lunch, and snacks. Keep in mind that there won't be public toilets available on the route.Sign up form:
If you haven't filled out a form this year or if your circumstances have changed, please complete the provided form before attending. Participation won't be allowed without the completed form. This helps us understand your needs and ensure the safety of you and the group.
Link: https://form.jotform.com/201554976381058Preparation and Level:
You are responsible for your own health and safety during the hike. It's important to be physically able to hike continuously for the duration specified. To join the hike, please come dressed appropriately and bring the necessary gear and any required personal medications. Participants without proper equipment may be unable to take part.Safety and Guidelines:
Our guided walks are led by qualified walking leaders through Mountain Training UK. Our leaders are also Outdoor First Aiders. Please note that no dogs are permitted on our walks. Adventure Women is an all-female activity group.Walk Grades:
Easy: Mostly flat, under 10 miles, suitable for beginners.
Medium: Inclines, over 10 miles; challenging but doable for most.
Hard: Steep inclines and/or over 15 miles; requires some walking/hill fitness.
Challenging: Tougher terrain, unsteady ground, hilly, remote areas, full days out; not for beginners.Important Note:
By RSVPing "yes" to any event, you agree to the group's terms and conditions. For more details, visit: https://adventurewomen.co.uk/ts%26csAbout us:
Adventure Women is an outdoor pursuits club for women united by a shared passion of exploration and an unwavering spirit of adventure. We believe that the outdoors is a canvas for personal growth, camaraderie, and unforgettable experiences. We empower women to push boundaries, embrace the unknown, and create lasting memories in the great outdoors. Our community is a supportive network where women of all backgrounds can bond, learn, and thrive together. Join us to embark on journeys that inspire, uplift, and redefine what it means to be an adventure woman.
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Erika 07522842696
See all our upcoming adventures here - Exploring the Colne Valley - A 21K Adventure Woodlands, Rivers, Lakes & BeachRickmansworth Aquadrome Car Park, Hertfordshire£10.00
Join us for a woodland and river walk in the Colne Valley - Hertfordshire This is a medium level Circular hike with Starting at Rickmansworth Aquadrome Car park, Rickmansworth.
Area - Colne Valley County - Hertfordshire
Length - 13 miles / 21 km Ascent - 1350 feet / 400 metres
Grade - Medium
Total Hike - Approx 13 miles / 21 kilometers (approx 5.5 hours walking time plus breaks)
Accessible by train: Yes
Meet @ 9am finish at around 3.30pm
£10.00 P/P (Plus meetup booking fee) Or pay by CARDThe Hike:
This is a great walk with plenty to see. We start at Rickmansworth Aquadrome car park, before heading into the woodlands of the colne valley. We will circumvent Ruislip Lido (water is currently closed) where we will walk on the “beach” before heading into Ruislip Wood nature reserve. We head out into open country side briefly before our next wood, Mad Bess Wood (great name!) and then Bayhurst wood countryside park. The next part of the walk is more open, fields, rural areas with the last section of this walk alongside the grand union canal.Meeting point:
Rickmansworth Aquadrome Car Park
Rickmansworth
WD3 1NBWhat to wear and bring:
Dress appropriately for the weather as our walks go ahead in rain or shine, It's recommended to carry a waterproof jacket at all times. Check the forecast and bring sun cream, a hat, etc. for warm days, or waterproofs, hat and gloves for wet / cold days. Since we'll be walking through woodland with nettles and a potential for tick bites, consider wearing trousers or leggings. Avoid denim or cotton. Opt for walking shoes or boots; open-toe shoes won't be suitable. As there might not be opportunities to purchase food or drinks along the route, bring at least 1.5 liters of water, lunch, and snacks. Keep in mind that there won't be public toilets available on the route.Sign up form:
If you haven't filled out a form this year or if your circumstances have changed, please complete the provided form before attending. Participation won't be allowed without the completed form. This helps us understand your needs and ensure the safety of you and the group.
Link: https://form.jotform.com/201554976381058Preparation and Level:
You are responsible for your own health and safety during the hike. It's important to be physically able to hike continuously for the duration specified. To join the hike, please come dressed appropriately and bring the necessary gear and any required personal medications. Participants without proper equipment may be unable to take part.Safety and Guidelines:
Our guided walks are led by qualified walking leaders through Mountain Training UK. Our leaders are also Outdoor First Aiders. Please note that no dogs are permitted on our walks. Adventure Women is an all-female activity group.Walk Grades:
Easy: Mostly flat, under 10 miles, suitable for beginners.
Medium: Inclines, over 10 miles; challenging but doable for most.
Hard: Steep inclines and/or over 15 miles; requires some walking/hill fitness.
Challenging: Tougher terrain, unsteady ground, hilly, remote areas, full days out; not for beginners.Important Note:
By RSVPing "yes" to any event, you agree to the group's terms and conditions. For more details, visit: https://adventurewomen.co.uk/ts%26csAbout us:
Adventure Women is an outdoor pursuits club for women united by a shared passion of exploration and an unwavering spirit of adventure. We believe that the outdoors is a canvas for personal growth, camaraderie, and unforgettable experiences. We empower women to push boundaries, embrace the unknown, and create lasting memories in the great outdoors. Our community is a supportive network where women of all backgrounds can bond, learn, and thrive together. Join us to embark on journeys that inspire, uplift, and redefine what it means to be an adventure woman.
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Erika 07522842696
See all our upcoming adventures here - Woburn Deer park and Apsley Heath Hike - Bedfordshire - 19km - Moderate / HardWoburn Sands, Milton Keynes£10.00
Join us for an walk in Woburn, walking through the majestic Woburn Deer Park and Apsley Heath.
This is a Moderate/ hard Level Circular hike with hills Starting and Ending at Woburn Sands Station
Area - Woburn
County - Bedfordshire
Length - 12 miles / 19 km
Ascent - 1200 feet / 280 metres Grade - Moderate
Accessible by train - YES
Total Hike - Approx 12 miles / 19 kilometers (approx 5-6 hours walking time)
Meet ready to leave @ 9am finish @ 3/ 3.30pmWe need to start walking at 9am due to daylight please arrive 10 mins early.
£10 P/P (Plus Meetup booking fee) OR pay by CARDThe Hike:
This walk takes us through the beautiful Woburn Park in Befordshire. The park includes tranquil ponds, pretty Orchards and a 3000 acre deer park. There's also the splendid Woburn Abbey - a stunning country house which is the seat of the Duke of Bedford.The deer park is home to Red, fallow, Pere David’s, barasingha, muntjac, Manchurian sika, rusa, axis & Chinese water deer We will also be walking through Apsley Heath - 800 acre stunning woodland with Sandy paths, is a mixture of conifer woodland with some areas of semi-ancient woodland and heathland
Please be advised, the deer are not fenced off and are free to rome. We will keep to the footpaths and maintain distance from the deer. It is important that EVERYONE in the Park follows all safety signage whilst on site.
Meeting point:
Woburn Sands Train Station 146 Station Road Woburn Sands Milton Keynes MK17 8SG
We will meet outside the station next to the cafe. (Please be careful of the busy road)What to wear and bring:
Dress appropriately for the weather as our walks go ahead in rain or shine, It's recommended to carry a waterproof jacket at all times. Check the forecast and bring sun cream, a hat, etc. for warm days, or waterproofs, hat and gloves for wet / cold days. Since we'll be walking through woodland with nettles and a potential for tick bites, consider wearing trousers or leggings. Avoid denim or cotton. Opt for walking shoes or boots; open-toe shoes won't be suitable. As there might not be opportunities to purchase food or drinks along the route, bring at least 1.5 litres of water, lunch, and snacks. Keep in mind that there won't be public toilets available on the route.Sign up form:
If you haven't filled out a form this year or if your circumstances have changed, please complete the provided form before attending. Participation won't be allowed without the completed form. This helps us understand your needs and ensure the safety of you and the group.
Link: https://form.jotform.com/201554976381058Preparation and Level:
You are responsible for your own health and safety during the hike. It's important to be physically able to hike continuously for the duration specified. To join the hike, please come dressed appropriately and bring the necessary gear and any required personal medications. Participants without proper equipment may be unable to take part.Safety and Guidelines:
Our guided walks are led by qualified walking leaders through Mountain Training UK. Our leaders are also Outdoor First Aiders. Please note that no dogs are permitted on our walks. Adventure Women is an all-female activity group.Walk Grades:
Easy: Mostly flat, under 10 miles, suitable for beginners.
Medium: Inclines, over 10 miles; challenging but doable for most.
Hard: Steep inclines and/or over 15 miles; requires some walking/hill fitness.
Challenging: Tougher terrain, unsteady ground, hilly, remote areas, full days out; not for beginners.Important Note:
By RSVPing "yes" to any event, you agree to the group's terms and conditions. For more details, visit: https://adventurewomen.co.uk/ts%26csAbout us:
Adventure Women is an outdoor pursuits club for women united by a shared passion of exploration and an unwavering spirit of adventure. We believe that the outdoors is a canvas for personal growth, camaraderie, and unforgettable experiences. We empower women to push boundaries, embrace the unknown, and create lasting memories in the great outdoors. Our community is a supportive network where women of all backgrounds can bond, learn, and thrive together. Join us to embark on journeys that inspire, uplift, and redefine what it means to be an adventure woman.
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Erika 07522842696
See all our upcoming adventures here - New Year’s Hiking and Celebration Trip in Norfolk - 2 days / 1 night (3 Spaces)Brandon, Weeting£100.00
Join us for a celebratory 2-day, 1-night escape to Norfolk this New Year!
Enjoy two scenic hikes, a New Year’s Eve party, and a trip designed to help you celebrate and start the new year feeling renewed and refreshed.Trip Details:
- Dates: December 31st - January 1st
- Duration: 2 days / 1 night
- Group: Small, women-only
- Arrival: Tuesday morning, departure: Wednesday late afternoonNew Years Eve (Tuesday):
Thetford Forest Hike
Distance: 16 km | Walking Time: 4.5-5 hrs | Ascent: 80 metres | Grade: Easy/MediumWe’ll kick off our adventure in the town of Brandon, near Thetford Forest. This 16 km walk takes us through towering pines and firs, with a route that meanders by the historical village of Santon Downham and past Grimes Graves, a Neolithic flint mining site. We’ll follow sections of the peaceful Little Ouse River, where the sense of wilderness surrounds us. With minimal inclines, this moderate walk is a perfect introduction to the weekend, giving you time to reconnect with nature and enjoy the serenity of the forest.
After our hike, we'll head to King's Lynn to check into our cosy accommodation and prepare for the evening.
New Year's Eve Celebration:
We’ll join in the festivities at a New Year's Eve party at our accommodation. Enjoy a buffet and disco from 7:00 pm to 1:00 am, toasting to new beginnings and an exciting year ahead.New Years Day - Wednesday:
Coastal Hike – Old Hunstanton & Holme-next-the-Sea
Distance: 14 km | Walking Time: 4 hrs | Ascent: 100 metres | Grade: Easy/MediumAfter breakfast and checkout, we’ll head to the Norfolk Coast for a stunning New Year’s Day walk. Our 14 km route follows the coastal path from Old Hunstanton to Holme-next-the-Sea, described as one of Britain’s wildest stretches of beach.
Along the way, we’ll walk through sand dunes and vast stretches of golden shoreline. It’s a haven for winter bird migrations—look out for species like pink-footed geese, snow buntings, and long-tailed ducks. This peaceful hike is the perfect way to start the new year with fresh sea air and invigorating views.Accommodation:
Our base for the night will be a welcoming hotel in the heart of King’s Lynn.
Rooms are twin shared, with single occupancy options available upon request.
This trip offers more than just hiking—it’s an opportunity to recharge, celebrate, and connect with a supportive group of adventurous women. End your year with nature, and begin the new one feeling inspired and renewed.Total Cost:
£180 P/P
- £100 deposit (non-refundable) (Plus meetup booking fee) OR pay by CARD
- Balance due 1 month before the tripIncluded:
- 1 nights accommodation
- 2 guided walks
- 1 ticket to NYEs party
- Evening Buffet
- Breakfast
- Qualified guide for all walks
- Qualified first aider
- Detailed trip pack
- WhatsApp group for questions and general chat -
All the planning taken care ofMeeting Point:
- Location: We will meet at the start of our first walk in Brandon. Thetford.Exclusions:
- Food and drink not mentioned above are not included. Please bring lunch for the walks.
- Transportation is not included, you will need your own transportation to and from the activities.Room Options:
1 x Standard Twin (Sharing) - £170 P/P (Sold Out)
6 x Superior Twin (Sharing) - £180 P/P (3 Spaces Remaining)
1 x Standard Single (Solo) £210 P/P (Sold Out)
1 x Standard Double(Solo) - £220 P/P (Sold Out)
Rooms are subject to availability - please state your choice on booking, this will be confirmed back to you.Preparation and Level:
The hikes are easy/ medium in difficulty, featuring some gradients. You need to be physically capable of hiking for up to 5 hours.Guides:
Walks are led by qualifield walking leaders who are outdoor First Aiders.Important Note: By RSVPing "yes" to any event, you agree to the group's terms and conditions and payment policies.
Visit Adventure Women T&Cs: https://adventurewomen.co.uk/ts%26cs for more details.
Min 6 people needed to run this trip. You will need to complete a waiver and provide emergency contact details before joining.
Note: The itinerary may change for the overall safety of the group due to weather, group competence, or other circumstances. - Weekend Hiking Adventure: Exploring the Cotswolds - (2 days / 1 Night)Signed off B4632 Cheltenham to Winchcombe Rd 0.5mi After Golf Club, Cleeve Hill£55.00
Join us for a delightful 2-day, 1-night winter escape in the enchanting Cotswolds!
Shake off those January blues as we embark on a magical hiking adventure in this stunning location. Immerse yourself in the centuries of history that the Cotswolds has to offer.
2 day/ 1 night adventure
Small female only group
Jan 18th - Jan 19thArrive Saturday Morning and leave Sunday late afternoon.
Start your year with a refreshing escape into the heart of the Cotswolds, designed exclusively for women seeking a gentle challenge and the chance to connect with like-minded adventurers. This two-day journey offers the perfect balance of exploration, camaraderie, and adventure.Saturday:
Winchcombe, Cleeve Common, and Belas Knap
Distance: 14.5 km
Walking time: 5-5.5hrs
Ascent: 340 meters
Grade: Easy / MediumWe will meet at the start of our first hike, Our adventure begins in the charming town of Winchcombe, where we'll embark on a picturesque hike through the rolling Cotswold hills.
This guided walk will lead us across the expansive Cleeve Common, the highest point in Gloucestershire, offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
As we approach the ancient Neolithic long barrow of Belas Knap, you'll have the opportunity to feel part of the history and legends of this mystical site.This 14.5 km walk, with its gentle inclines, is the perfect way to ease into the weekend, allowing you to reconnect with nature and yourself. After our hike, we'll head into the heart of Cirencester where we will check in to our accommodation and then out to enjoy a well-deserved meal at a local restaurant or pub. This is the perfect opportunity to relax, savour delicious food, and continue building connections with your fellow hikers.
Sunday:
The Villages of Bibury, Arlington, Ablington, and Winson
Distance: 16 km
Walking time: 5.5-6hrs
Ascent: 214 meters
Grade: Easy / MediumOur second day takes us deeper into the heart of the Cotswolds, as we explore some of England's most picturesque villages. Starting in Bibury, often described as the most beautiful village in England, we’ll wander through the timeless charm of Arlington Row's ancient cottages. Our path leads us through the tranquil hamlets of Ablington and Winson, where you’ll discover hidden gems like quaint bridges over crystal-clear streams and idyllic countryside vistas.
Accommodation:
After our day’s adventure, we’ll head to a welcoming and modern hostel located in the heart of Cirencester. Our rooms are shared rooms (4 to a room) with comfortable bunkbeds, communal kitchen and shared bathrooms.
This weekend is more than just a hike; it’s a chance to recharge after the busy holiday season, rekindle your love for the outdoors, and connect with a supportive group of women.Total Cost:
- £145 per person
- £55 deposit (non-refundable) (Plus meetups booking fee OR pay by CARD)
- Balance due 1 month before the tripIncluded:
- 1 nights accommodation
- 2 guided walks
- Qualified guides for all walks
- Qualified first aiders
- Detailed trip pack
- WhatsApp group for questions and general chat
- Adventure Women host
- All the planning taken care ofMeeting Point:
- Location:
We will meet at the start of our first walk near Winchcombe (exact location tba)Additional Information:
- Meals: Our Evening meal will be booked at local pubs and restaurants, or you are welcome to cook in the accommodation's kitchen.Exclusions:
- Food and drink are not included. Please bring food for breakfast and lunches.
- Transportation is not included, you will need your own transportation to and from the activities.Preparation and Level:
The hikes are moderate in difficulty, featuring some steep gradients. Be physically capable of hiking for up to 7 hours.Safety and Guidelines: Walks are led by certified walking leaders who are L3 outdoor first aiders.
Walk Grades:
Easy (suitable for beginners),
Medium (challenging but manageable),
Hard (requires fitness and hill walking experience),
Challenging (tough terrain, not for beginners).Important Note: By RSVPing "yes" to any event, you agree to the group's terms and conditions and payment policies. Visit [Adventure Women T&Cs](https://adventurewomen.co.uk/ts%26cs) for more details. Min 8 people needed to run this trip.
Note: The itinerary may change for the overall safety of the group due to weather, group competence, or other circumstances.
Please Contact me if you have any questions.
Erika 07522842696
See all upcoming adventures here - Spring in the Peak District: 4 day Weekend Hiking AdventurePeak District, England£90.00
Join us this Spring for a women-only adventure in the heart of one of the UK’s most stunning national parks—the Peak District.
Over four days and three nights, you'll experience the perfect balance of exhilarating hikes, local charm, and a chance to unwind in nature.
This is your opportunity to escape the daily grind, recharge, and connect with like-minded women who share your love for the outdoors.
4 day/ 3 night adventure
Female only group
March 28th - 31st
Arrive Friday early afternoon leave Monday late afternoon.This is a medium-hard trip, making it ideal for those with some hiking experience, although it’s not suited to complete beginners. If you’ve already spent some time hiking and are ready for a rewarding challenge, this adventure is for you.
Itinerary:
Friday
We’ll meet at 1 pm for our first hike at Stanage Edge.
Famous for its dramatic gritstone cliffs and sweeping views, Stanage Edge is an absolute must for anyone visiting the Peak District.This easy-to-medium grade hike will introduce you to the area's wild beauty, with vast moorlands and open skies setting the tone for the weekend ahead.
Distance: 5 miles / 8km
Time: 2.5-3 hours walking
Ascent: 280 meters
Terrain: Hill & Moorland
Grade: Easy/ MediumAfterwards, we’ll check into our accommodation, where you can relax and settle in before joining us for dinner at a local pub.
Saturday
After breakfast, we’ll head out for one of the Peak District’s most iconic walks—the summit of Mam Tor via Lose Hill. This ridge walk is a real highlight, offering incredible panoramic views that stretch far and wide.
The paths are challenging yet rewarding with stunning views when we reach the summit.Distance: 9.5 miles / 15 km
Time: 5-6 hours walking
Ascent: 510 meters
Terrain: Hill & Moorland
Grade: Medium/ HardSunday
The Roaches and Lud Church. The Roaches, with its dramatic rock formations and rugged beauty, offers a different vibe from our earlier hikes. We’ll also explore Lud Church, a mystical, moss-covered chasm steeped in legend.
This is the most challenging hike of the weekend, but the effort will be more than worth it as we take in the stunning scenery and enjoy the sense of accomplishment.Distance: 10.5 miles / 17 km
Time: 6-7 hours walking
Ascent: 704 meters
Terrain: Hill & Moorland
Grade: HardIn the evening, we’ll gather for a well-earned dinner for our final night in the local area.
Monday
Our last adventure takes us to Thor’s Cave and the Manifold Valley, a peaceful and enchanting area that will give us a lovely final taste of the Peak District. Thor’s Cave, perched high in the hillside, offers an unforgettable view of the valley below.
This medium-grade hike is the perfect way to finish off the weekend.Distance: 7 miles / 11 km
Time: 4 hours walking
Ascent: 426 meters
Terrain: Hill & Moorland
Grade: MediumAfter the hike, we’ll say our goodbyes and begin the journey home.
Accommodation
We’ll be staying at YHA Castleton, a beautifully restored gothic mansion set in 27 acres of tranquil parkland.Accommodation is in shared rooms with bunk beds and shared bathrooms.
Facilities include free parking, a licensed bar, a drying room, a shared lounge, and free WiFi.
Self Catering Kitchen for Breakfast / Lunch Prep
(Optional breakfast in the hostel's restaurant)Cost: £269 P/P
Non Refundable Deposit - £90 (Plus meetups booking fee) OR pay by CARD
Balance of £179 due 1 month before the trip.Included:
- 3 nights accommodation
- 4 guided walks
- Qualified guides for all walks
- Qualified Outdoor first aiders
- Detailed trip pack
- WhatsApp group for questions and general chat
- Pre Trip Zoom Call
- Adventure Women guide on hand throughout trip
- All the planning taken care ofAdditional Information:
Meals: Evening meals will be at local pubs and restaurants, or you are welcome to cook in the accommodation's kitchen.Exclusions:
Food and drink are not included. Please bring food for breakfast and lunch.
Transportation is not included.
Personal Travel Insurance not included.Preparation and Level:
The hikes are medium / hard in difficulty, featuring some steep gradients and uneven ground that can be boggy in places. You need to be physically capable of hiking for up to 8 hours.Safety and Guidelines:
Walks are led by certified walking leaders who are L3 outdoor first aiders.Important Note: By RSVPing "yes" to any event, you agree to the group's terms and conditions and payment policies. Visit Adventure Women T&Cs: https://adventurewomen.co.uk/ts%26cs for more details.
Min 8 people needed to run this trip.
Note: The itinerary may change for the overall safety of the group due to weather, group competence, or other circumstances.
