What we’re about
Hiking group for all.
A variety of hikes from very challenging long distance hilly hikes to short historical hikes.
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Broadway Christmas Lights 🎄/ Broadway Tower Full Moon hike - 6 milesChurch Close Short Stay Car Park, Broadway, BroadwayGBP 2.50
Join us for a Full Moon walk with a difference. We will be starting in Broadway, where we can get all festive and enjoy the wonderful Christmas lights display as we walk through the town.
Please pay £2.50 to Paypal [email protected] (mention Broadway Chrisymas Full Moon walk). Choose friends and family option. If paying via a business then please pay £2.90
Or pay by bank transfer £2.50 to
Steven Massey
55669924
04-00-04
This payment is non-refundable. It will only be refunded in the event of a cancellation or a movement of date due to Covid restrictions.Then it will be a 6 mile circular walk from Broadway upto Broadway Tower and back to Broadway again.
I took a group on this route at Dec Full Moon two years ago and it was truly stunning but very cold! -6 up at Broadway Tower, so wrap up warm. But being that cold meant everything was covered in frost and glittering in the moonlight.
Good boots, there will be plenty of mud and don't forget those headtorches.
Bring a festive snack and we will have a break at the Tower. - Winter Solstice - Avebury Stone Circle and surrounding sites - 8 milesThe Ridgeway and Sanctuary Car Park, MarlboroughGBP 5.00
Join us as we explore Avebury World Heritage site on this Winter Solstice 8 mile hike.
Please pay £5.00 to Paypal [email protected] (mention Avebury Stones walk). Choose friends and family option. If paying via a business then please pay £5.80
Or pay by bank transfer £5.00 to
Steven Massey
55669924
04-00-04
This payment is non-refundable. It will only be refunded in the event of a cancellation or a movement of date due to Covid restrictions.Highlits incude -
Averbury Henge and Stone Circles. The outer Sone Circle is the largest Stone Circle in the world.
Silbury Hill - Mysterious Silbury Hill is the largest man made monolith in Europe.
West Kennet Avenue or the Avenue of Stones, once a 1 1/2 mile long avenue of of over a 100 Standing Stones.
West Kennet Long Barrow - Built around 3,500 BC, one of largest, impressive and most accessible Neolithic burial chambers in Britain.We will also visit the sie of an enormous Wood Henge.
We will then walk back along the 'Ridgeway', Britain's oldest long distance footpath and Pilgrimage route.
Bring layers and food for lunchbreak.
This walk will be slower than usual due to the amount of sites we will be visiting.
- Winter wander along the Malvern Hills - 11 miles - End 2 EndPriory Road South Car Park, MalvernGBP 15.00
This will be the first weekend after the Christmas/New Year excesses. Time to burn some calories on this linear walk along the length of the Malvern Hills going over all the peaks.
The fee for this walk is £5 as usual and £10 for a coach seat to the start.
Please pay £15.00 to Paypal [email protected] (mention - Malvern Hills, End 2 End). Choose friends and family option. If paying via a business then please pay £15.80
Or pay by bank transfer to
Steven Massey
55669924
04-00-04
This payment is non-refundable. It will only be refunded in the event of a cancellation or a movement of date due to Covid restrictions.This will be a hard but rewarding hike on one of the most popular routes in the country.
11 miles, 15 peaks and around 3,000 ft of elevation.
The 'End 2 End' walk on the Malvern Hills is consistently voted in the top 10 walks in the country by walking magazines.
The Malvern Hills are almost in a straight line-ish, so you have great views of Herefordshire, Wales, Black Mountains etc on one side and on the other side you have great views of the Cotswolds and the Severn Valley.
None of this escaped our ancient ancestors. Add in the mix 47 natural fresh water springs to be found in and around the Malvern Hills
and you will start to understand why this place was so sacred in our Bronze/Iron Age past. Infact we will walk over and explore British Camp & Midsummer Hill, two of the most impressive Iron Age Hillforts in the country.Please only come on this walk if you are a decent level of fitness and can sustain almost constant descending/ascending for five hours.
We will have a break at the cafe/kiosk at British Camp, there are toilets here also. We will also stop for a break at Wyche Cutting.
Bring snacks and water to sustain you through the hike.
This hike will be along hilltops in January, it could get very cold, please bring plenty of layers and waterproofs.We will meet at Priory Road South car park ( opposite Splash Leisure Centre ) for 9am. Coach will leave at 9am prompt so please give yourself enough time to park and pay and display - £4 for 24 hrs.
Then it's a 30 minute drive on the coach to the start.At the end we will finish on North Hill, its then a short walk into town, I'll take the group back to the car park.
How to find us -
Priory Rd, Great Malvern, Malvern WR14 3DS. UK
What 3 words address - ///asks.scale.casual - Winter wander (2) along the Malvern Hills - 11 miles - End 2 EndPriory Road South Car Park, MalvernGBP 15.00
This will be the first weekend after the Christmas/New Year excesses. Time to burn some calories on this linear walk along the length of the Malvern Hills going over all the peaks.
The fee for this walk is £5 as usual and £10 for a coach seat to the start.
Please pay £15.00 to Paypal [email protected] (mention - Malvern Hills- Sunday. Choose friends and family option. If paying via a business then please pay £15.80
Or pay by bank transfer to
Steven Massey
55669924
04-00-04
This payment is non-refundable. It will only be refunded in the event of a cancellation or a movement of date due to Covid restrictions.This will be a hard but rewarding hike on one of the most popular routes in the country.
11 miles, 15 peaks and around 3,000 ft of elevation.
The 'End 2 End' walk on the Malvern Hills is consistently voted in the top 10 walks in the country by walking magazines.
The Malvern Hills are almost in a straight line-ish, so you have great views of Herefordshire, Wales, Black Mountains etc on one side and on the other side you have great views of the Cotswolds and the Severn Valley.
None of this escaped our ancient ancestors. Add in the mix 47 natural fresh water springs to be found in and around the Malvern Hills
and you will start to understand why this place was so sacred in our Bronze/Iron Age past. Infact we will walk over and explore British Camp & Midsummer Hill, two of the most impressive Iron Age Hillforts in the country.Please only come on this walk if you are a decent level of fitness and can sustain almost constant descending/ascending for five hours.
We will have a break at the cafe/kiosk at British Camp, there are toilets here also. We will also stop for a break at Wyche Cutting.
Bring snacks and water to sustain you through the hike.
This hike will be along hilltops in January, it could get very cold, please bring plenty of layers and waterproofs.We will meet at Priory Road South car park ( opposite Splash Leisure Centre ) for 9am. Coach will leave at 9am prompt so please give yourself enough time to park and pay and display - £4 for 24 hrs.
Then it's a 30 minute drive on the coach to the start.At the end we will finish on North Hill, its then a short walk into town, I'll take the group back to the car park.
How to find us -
Priory Rd, Great Malvern, Malvern WR14 3DS. UK
What 3 words address - ///asks.scale.casual
