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London's largest and most active international outdoors group for hiking, walking, travel, day trips, holidays, and outdoor adventures for 25 to 49ish... (or young at heart)
We organise hikes across the UK and Europe. Come and join the adventure and find out why hiking has taken off!
Who is this hiking group for
- Anyone who loves the outdoors and hiking
- Keen to meet like minded people
- Explore the UK and Europe
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UK WEEKEND HIKING TRIPS:
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Who attends our events?
We're mainly in our mid 20s to mid 40s, but age is no barrier as long as you are young at heart and over 18.
Most of our members generally either live or work in London, although we have people from all over the UK attending and we've had several people visit from abroad for our trips and join us at our destination. After all you don't need to live in London to visit Cornwall, Wales or the Lake District!
We have a lot of international members - either here on work placements or to live and this brings a superb cultural variety and mix of life experiences to the group and helps to make our trips so interesting and diverse.
We get a lot of people who attend their first event on their own and we always go out of our way to make everyone very welcome on our trips. They have proven to be a great way to meet people and make new friends as well as to see this wonderful island
Any questions - do drop us an email: info@outdooraholics.co.uk
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See allJoin us for a trip to one of UK’s finest landscapes offering remote and tranquil moorland, spectacular coastlines, deep wooded valleys, high sea cliffs and crystal clear rivers. We have designed a great trip combining the very best of this spectacular region in 3 diverse and contrasting hikes taking in sea, hilly moorland, shady wooded valleys and the River Barle.
Dive into the enchanting and magical Exmoor whose landscapes are steeped in history, folklore and tradition spanning back to its days as an ancient royal hunting forest. This magnificent National Park is a true haven for wildlife and grand landscapes. Keep your eyes open for Exmoor ponies and the largest indigenous mammal in Britain - the Wild Red Deer, which often share the trails with us.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Stay at an Eco Hostel that’s been converted from a Victorian Farmhouse which produces its own electricity from a wind turbine and solar panels
• Hostel set in a tranquil and remote location deep on the National Park itself and surrounded by moorland and hills
• A fully catered trip including Saturday and Sunday night dinners
• 3 diverse hikes in the wild and untamed moorlands, valleys, coastline and oak woodlands of Exmoor
• Visit the incredible 3000-year-old stone "Clapper Bridge" of Tarr Steps. A Grade 1 listed scheduled ancient monument – nearly as old as Stonehenge
• Smaller than usual trip - 30 attendees
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WEEKEND DESCRIPTION
Our accommodation for this trip (hired exclusively for us) is surrounded by divine countryside set in the depths of rural Exmoor's 692 square kilometres - it's so remote that the driveway is 1km long. Here we get a real taste of the enchantingly remote and wild Exmoor enjoying an abundance of peace, tranquillity and nature...
We have 3 stunning and contrasting hikes lined up - on the first day we will do a very diverse circular route taking in the famous Tarr Steps as well as the beautiful, dense and lush wooded valley of the River Barle.
Sunday sees us exploring the varied and dramatic landscape of Exmoor's coastline. We visit the villages of Lynton and Lynmouth - nestled in the mouth of a wooded valley in a picture postcard location.
Monday will be a hike up Dunkery Beacon - Exmoor’ s highest point boasting stunning sceneries towards Exmoor, Brecon Beacons and the English Channel.
ITINERARY
Friday
Arrive in the evening to our hostel and we have time for drinks and socialising.
Saturday
Hike: Tarr Steps circular
Distance: 11 miles (17km)
Grading: Intermediate, a few hills, some tough terrain
Hiking time: 4 to 5 hours
Today we do a diverse and wonderful circular hike taking in the famous Tarr Steps - the longest clapper bridge in the country, as well as one of Exmoor’s gems - the River Barle with its charming Barle Valley. Our route follows the River Barle as it meanders through ancient oak woodlands towards Tarr Steps offering a great diversity of mosses, lichens, wildlife and its babbling and dashing waters home to otters, salmon and trout.
We return to the hostel late afternoon with time to explore our remote and wild setting before enjoying a delicious group dinner together.
Sunday
Hike: Lynmouth Circular
Distance: 9 miles (15km)
Grading: Intermediate, a few hills
Hiking time: 4.5 to 5.5 hours
Our adventure begins from the trail-head of one of the most stunning stretches of the South West Coast Path and loops back inland to finish in the picture postcard fishing village of Lynmouth. Every inch of this trail winds along the undulating shore, treating us to stunning panoramic ocean views framed by the jagged coastline. The keen eyed can see Feral goats too.
We return to the hostel for a delicious barbecue to socialise whilst the sun gently sneaks away taking with it this ancient landscape.
Monday
Hike: Dunkery Beacon circular - the highest point in Exmoor
Distance: 7 miles (10km)
Grading: Intermediate
We start our hike from the nearby Dunkery Beacon, the highest point in Exmoor National Park at 519 metres, we can see all of Exmoor from this peak as well as to the sea.
We hike up slopes carpeted with heather and whortleberry while watching for red deer and ponies in the distance. It's a varied landscape of moorland and woods, sprinkled with streams onto which the sunlight dances and sparkles through the trees. Once we reach the summit of Dunkery Beacon, we will take some time to soak up the stunning views of rolling moorland and expansive ocean where we’ll have a well deserved rest and photo stop.
COST & PAYMENT
EARLY BOOKING DISCOUNT - £268 until 6th May, then £278. Click “Attend” to pay the £20 deposit by PayPal. The remainder is due by bank transfer within 3 working days. We will send you payment details for this once your booking has been processed.
Trip payments are non-refundable and non-transferable. When the trip is sold out fully paid spaces can be advertised to the same gender, for details: FAQ
TRANSPORT, ACCOMMODATION AND START TIME
The trip starts at the venue and you will need transport to the hikes.
Lift share discussion - to offer/request lifts
The accommodation address is at the top of this page, you are welcome to arrive from 7pm or any time later.
FOOD
Breakfast and packed lunches are included in the cost and will be provided for Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Dinner on Saturday and Sunday is also provided. You will need drinks for the trip (both alcoholic and water) as there is nowhere to buy these.
Breakfast is healthy and nutritious - typically cereal, porridge with fresh fruit, berries, nuts and seeds, fresh fruit salad, free range eggs, yogurt, toast and coffees, teas etc.
For lunch we provide fruit, crisps, cereal bars and a range of options to make your own sandwiches typically tomatoes, cucumber, houmous, peanut butter, honey, jam, ham, cheese and salami.
After the hike we enjoy Cream Teas - an English delicacy consisting of scones, clotted cream and jam, a tasty treat!
Meals are meat based with vegetarian options. To find out if the food being provided meets your intolerance/allergies/preferences/likes/dislikes etc, please email us. You are welcome to bring your own favourite items to meet specific requirements and there is a fridge and kitchen you can use.
THE PRICE INCLUDES:
• 3 nights hostel accommodation (4, 5 and 6-bedded single gender rooms)
• Breakfast on Saturday, Sunday and Monday
• Tea (including herbal) and coffee
• Packed lunches on Saturday, Sunday and Monday
• Dinner on Saturday and Sunday
• Hikes by trained guides
• Compliance with the 2018 Package Travel Regulations including Financial protection
THE PRICE EXCLUDES:
• Transport to, from and during the trip
• Drinks and personal expenses
SAFETY - Your guide is a trained hike leader. Outdoor activities involve a risk of personal injury. Please bring suitable hiking footwear and hiking clothes such as warm clothes, waterproof jacket and trousers - CLOTHING TIPS
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See all- Cornwall 3 nights - Fishing villages, coastlines and Eden project WEEKENDYHA Boswinger, Saint Austell, AL
Probably the most dreamed about and romanticised part of Britain - made famous through the writing of Daphne de Maurier with such great works as Rebecca and Jamaica Inn. We’re off to explore this magical county and also to visit Fowey - where she chose to live and found inspiration for her novels.
Cornwall’s unique history, rugged beauty and deep blue ocean vistas await us. With almost a third of Cornwall designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, we’re be spoiled for choice when it comes to spectacular views and untouched nature and we’ve lined up some great hikes. Our first one is along a stunning stretch of Cornish coastline with quaint "frozen in time" fishing villages, towering cliffs and dreamy sandy beaches. The second day is an exploration of Fowey and the surroundings - ride the ferry (twice) to discover brilliant views towards Fowey Harbour and the estuary and hike through the woods around the medieval Pont Pill. Join us in a truly spectacular weekend trip exploring some of Cornwall’s best features.
We shall also visit the World famous Eden project which has been voted by the British Travel Awards as the "Best UK Leisure Attraction" for 5 years in a row. It is a global collection of plants inside 2 vast atmospheric biomes that nestle in a crater the size of 30 football pitches. It contains the worlds largest indoor rainforest with waterfalls and steamy jungles with a new canopy so you can also walk above the treetops.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Hike in stunning parts of Cornwall’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
• Explore a spectacular stretch of South Cornwall coastline
• Follow the South West Coast Path and discover amazing coastal views and quaint fishing villages
• Cross the river Fowey with a ferry to discover stunning views of the estuary
• Stay at a lovely off the beaten track hostel with several beaches in walking distance
• Visit the fishing town of Fowey and discover it’s beauty that attracted Daphne de Maurier to move here
• Visit the Eden Project (optional extra) - the world's largest indoor rain forest
• 38 attendees with 2 guidesWEEKEND DESCRIPTION
Cornwall is absolutely unique. Surrounded on three sides by the wild Atlantic ocean, it is almost like a geographic island. It has its own Celtic heritage and its own language - Kernowek, which is spoken by about 2000 people. 27% of the county is proclaimed an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty made up of 12 separate geological areas and covering 958 sq km. Cornwall contains some of Britain’s finest coastal scenery and is a must see world class destination.
For accommodation, we're exclusively renting a secluded hostel just for our group in the picturesque hamlet of Boswinger in the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The cottage we’re staying in is off the beaten track, surrounded by lush green countryside and in walking distance from several beaches. An idyllic setting for our adventure.
ITINERARY
Friday
Head over to our exclusively booked hostel surrounded by peaceful countryside with a beautiful small beach at the bottom of the winding country road and several beaches at a walking distance. An Idyllic location off the beaten track.
Saturday
Hike: Boswinger circular
Distance: 13 miles (21km)
Grading: Intermediate, tough hills
Ascent: 860m
Hiking time: 5 to 6 hoursFrom our hostel we take a short walk to the coast and join the South West Coast Path. Our trail follows a path running by Hemmick Beach and its secluded sands and rocky walls. We continue to the charming Vault Beach nestled within a curve and in few miles we find ourselves at Dodman Point - one of the highest headlands in the area (360ft). On a clear day you can see back as far as the Lizard Peninsula and as far forward as Rame Head - 158km of spectacular coast. The dramatic stretch of coast between Gorran Haven and Maenease Point contains splendid cliff scenery. The route then continues through the rocky coastal paths to Gorran Haven. Following the South West Coastal path, we will pass the village of Portmellon to pass Colona Beach and Great Perhaver Beach. We discover miles of sandy beaches, cliffs, coves and green pastures all garnished with the deep-blue waters of the Atlantic. We follow the coast to the charming village of Mevagissey and then head inland back to the hostel.
Sunday
Hike: Fowey Circular
Distance: 6 miles (9km)
Grading: Beginners/Intermediate
Ascent: 320m
Hiking time: 3 hours plus two ferry journeysThis is a Cornish classic hike with two ferry crossings to complete a circular route from Fowey to Bodinnick and Polruan with stunning views from each side of the water. Reaching Bodinnick by ferry, our route starts with a hill to a breath taking high view point where you will see all of Fowey and the estuary. Our path runs high along the northern bank of Pont Creek through shady woods to reach the tiny hamlet of Pont and the lovely Pont Pill. Crossing the river at Pont we continue past an ancient church and then onto the South West Coast path for incredible ocean views. The route offers beautiful views of Fowey and the estuary and each corner gives a fresh perspective. Our footpath ends when we reach Polruan where we take the ferry back to Fowey.
Monday
We shall visit the Eden project on the way back to London. The Eden project is an incredible collection of plants from around the world housed within the worlds largest green house and also has the worlds largest indoor rainforest. The figures are staggering - it cost £86 million pounds to build, houses an area the size of 30 football pitches and has 135,000 plants. There are two heat and humidity controlled biomes that grow such plants as banana trees, coffee, rubber, olives and even tea.
COST & PAYMENT
£278. Click “Attend” to pay the £278 by PayPal.
Trip payments are non-refundable and non-transferable. When the trip is sold out fully paid spaces can be advertised to the same gender, for details: FAQ
TRANSPORT, ACCOMMODATION AND START TIME
The trip starts at the venue and you will need transport to the hikes & Eden.
Lift share discussion - to offer/request liftsThe accommodation address is at the top of this page, you are welcome to arrive from 7pm or any time later.
FOOD
Breakfast and packed lunches are included in the cost and will be provided for Saturday, Sunday and Monday (except the Monday lunch at the Eden project). Dinner on Sunday night is also provided. You will need money for drinks, lunch at the Eden project and dinner on Saturday night.
Breakfast is healthy and nutritious - typically cereal, porridge with fresh fruit, berries, nuts and seeds, fresh fruit salad, free range eggs, yogurt, toast and coffees, teas etc.
For lunch we provide fruit, crisps, cereal bars and a range of options to make your own sandwiches typically tomatoes, cucumber, houmous, peanut butter, honey, jam, ham, cheese and salami.
After the hike we enjoy Cream Teas - an English delicacy consisting of scones, clotted cream and jam, a tasty treat!
Meals are meat based with vegetarian options. To find out if the food being provided meets your intolerance/allergies/preferences/likes/dislikes etc, please email us. You are welcome to bring your own favourite items to meet specific requirements and there is a fridge and kitchen you can use.
THE PRICE INCLUDES:
• 3 nights hostel accommodation (4 and 6 bedded single gender rooms)
• Breakfast on Saturday, Sunday and Monday
• Tea (including herbal) and coffee
• Packed lunches on Saturday and Sunday
• Dinner on Sunday night
• Hikes by trained guides
• Compliance with the 2018 Package Travel Regulations including Financial protectionTHE PRICE EXCLUDES:
• Transport to, from and during the trip
• Dinner on Saturday night
• Drinks and personal expenses
• The Fowey ferry journeys on Sunday (about £4.50)
• Lunch at the Eden Project Café
• Entry to the Eden Project which we have arranged at a special group rate of £25 (if 15 or more)SAFETY - Your guide is a trained hike leader. Outdoor activities involve a risk of personal injury. Please bring suitable hiking footwear and hiking clothes such as warm clothes, waterproof jacket and trousers - CLOTHING TIPS
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- HIKE 23km Windsor Great Park - Castle, Lakes, Flowers, Gardens and Deer ParkPaddington, London£29.00
This is our only hike today so will be a slightly larger group than usual
This hike is based mainly within the Royal Windsor Great Park and is a gorgeous hike with some history too plus we get to admire Windsor Castle - the largest inhabited castle in the world dating back nearly 1000 years. We explore the King's park surrounding the castle and its stunning 5,000 acres - home to more than 500 deer, some dreamy lakes and picture postcard flower gardens.
We hike along one of the most well known images of the royal grounds - the iconic view down the tree lined Long Walk towards Windsor Castle. Add to this sweeping deer lawns, ancient oak trees, far reaching hill views (you can see central London), tranquil rivers, several lakes and ponds and of course the enchanting flower gardens.
This is a hike we ONLY host in late April/early May - either month can be great for seeing Spring in and the stunning colours of the blossom and flowers.
Please note, this is less rural than our usual hikes and is based entirely within a landscaped Royal Park, often on tarmac tracks.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Pass the mighty and ancient Windsor Castle
• Explore the exquisite Windsor Great Park home to magnificent ponds, lakes and a deer park
• Discover the spectacular 17th century architecture of Cumberland Lodge
• See the picturesque Virginia Waters Lake - designed to serve as a royal pleasure ground
• Experience the iconic views of “the Long Walk” towards Windsor Castle, where the funeral procession carriage entered Windsor CastleHIKE DESCRIPTION
Our royal exploration begins in the town of Windsor as we hike right past the spectacular Windsor Castle. We then head along the tree lined 'Long Walk' in the Royal Estate's Windsor Great Park towards the 17th century Cumberland Lodge. The park is full of ancient houses and mansions which act as Grace and Favour homes for members of the family or loyal supporters.
A stroll through a forest then takes us to Obelisk Pond and Wick Pond and and on towards Virginia Water - a stunning lake originally created as a Royal pleasure ground. It is here that we discover the magnificent flowers and blossom of Spring.
Our way back takes us through the deer park and back onto the suitably named “Long Walk” offering truly iconic views towards the castle. We hike along the spectacular mile long tree lined avenue back to Windsor Castle.
MEETING POINT
Paddington station 8:10am, leave at 8:20am for the 8:38am train. Meet at the entrance of the main ticket office - MAP
Planned arrival time back into London is 5:50pm (you are committed until then)GUIDE - CORINA 07591 945281 (only for use during the hike) ABOUT US
FOOD - Bring a packed lunch, we usually visit a pub after the hike for drinks
DISTANCE & DIFFICULTY
Distance: 15 miles (23km)
Grading: Intermediate
Ascent: 230m
Hiking time: 6.0 to 6.5 hoursCOST & PAYMENT
£29 including the guided hike and return train travel, click “Attend” to join.
Payments are non-refundable and non-transferable but we have a process to release your space for RESALE, if your space sells you will be refunded.WHAT TO BRING
• Hiking clothes & footwear - ideally hiking boots. Hat & gloves if cold, waterproof jacket & trousers KIT LINK
• Water (2 litres)
• Lunch
• We arrange train tickets and logistics, so just turn up and have a great day 😁SAFETY - Your guide is a trained hike leader and Outdoor Activity First Aider
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- HIKE 26km to the Sea - Lancing College, the Monarch Way & the South DownsVictoria Station, London, AL£32.00
Come and join us for a gorgeous trail across the chalk escarpment of the South Downs hills on a linear route from far inland at Amberley and hiking to the coast of Shoreham by Sea. Hike along part of the Monarch’s Way - made famous as the escape route King Charles II, used in 1651 after his defeat in the Battle of Worcester. Get views of the impressive Gothic school Lancing College, which looks suspiciously similar to Harry Potter’s Hogwarts. Refresh your mind and body as we enjoy this stunning trail in the South Downs National Park.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Hike a spectacular trail along the South Downs ridge
• Explore the adorable historical town of Shoreham by Sea
• Get views of Lancing College - one of the most famous and dramatic looking schools in Europe with the largest school chapel in the world
• Hike part of the famous 8000 year old South Downs Way - one of the 15 National Trails in England and Wales
• Enjoy coastal views as we approach our destination by the sea
• Hike in the South Downs - one of the best National Parks in the South of EnglandHIKE DESCRIPTION
We start off in the historic and charming village of Amberley with its picturesque thatched cottages. Our trail then takes us past the majestic Lancing College and crosses the famous Monarch’s Way, which served as an escape route of King Charles II in 1651 in his defeat in the Battle of Worcester. As we come into Shoreham, we pass an unusual and unique collection of grounded house boats that have been modified in all sorts of weird and wonderful ways!
The South Downs reward us with some fantastic and far reaching panoramic as we approach the sea on our way to Shoreham airport. The latter is the oldest commercial airport in the world with a protected 1936 art deco terminal building that plays host to many films including "the Da Vinci Code", Agatha Christie's "Poirot" and "Woman in Gold". We then finish our hike in the historic fishing town of Shoreham by Sea for a well earned drink and rest.
MEETING POINT
Victoria station 8am, leave at 8:15am for the 8:32am train. Meet between WHSmith (no 34) and Nero Express (no 29) - MAP
Planned arrival back into London is 7pm (group train ticket so you are committed until then)GUIDE - CORINA 07591 945281 (only for use during the hike) ABOUT US
FOOD - Bring a packed lunch, we usually visit a pub after the hike for drinks
DISTANCE & DIFFICULTY
Distance: 16 miles (26km)
Grading: Intermediate/Challenging
Ascent: 460m
Hiking time: 6.5 to 7.5 hoursCOST & PAYMENT
£32 including the guided hike and return train travel, click “Attend” to join.
Payments are non-refundable and non-transferable but we have a process to release your space for RESALE, if your space sells you will be refunded.WHAT TO BRING
• Hiking clothes & footwear - ideally hiking boots. Hat & gloves if cold, waterproof jacket & trousers KIT LINK
• Water (2 litres)
• Lunch
• We arrange train tickets and logistics, so just turn up and have a great day 😁SAFETY - Your guide is a trained hike leader and Outdoor Activity First Aider
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- HIKE 22km Seven Sisters coastal - The Towering Chalk Sea Cliffs of SussexVictoria Station, London, AL£33.00
Come and join us for what is our most popular day hike and the most exhilarating coastal hike in the South East of England, with breathtaking views of the striking and dramatic white cliffs. A good proportion of the hike is up high on the cliffs as they loom down over the sea beneath. We're off to Sussex to hike the classic Seven Sisters hike from Seaford to Eastbourne, a hike Outdooraholics have been organising for nearly 11 years and have had over 130 wonderful trips here. It is epic!
Highlights
• Hike one of the most spectacular coastal hikes in England
• A great physical challenge with several easy options to shorten if needed
• Enjoy amazing views over the coastline for much of this hike
• Finish in Eastbourne - England's sunniest town
• Explore the South Downs National Park - the newest in the UK
Hike Description
This hike treats us with many iconic views and fresh sea air high up on the cliffs. The Seven Sisters are a series of white chalk cliffs and are set within the Seven Sisters Country Park. They are remnants of dry valleys in the South Downs and were formed at the end of the last Ice Age by glacial meltwater. There are in fact now eight sisters as an extra one has been created by coastal erosion.
Our hike starts in the coastal town of Seaford which is home to a Martello Tower from 1810 which formed part of a string of 103 towers to defend against French invasion in Napoleonic times. It then follows the cliffs along the South Downs way past Birling Gap and the Belle Tout lighthouse. The lighthouse was actually moved 17 metres in 1999 to stop it from falling victim to coastal erosion. Our hike shall then take us on to the beauty spot of Beachy Head which has a more sinister side, before we head to Eastbourne for some refreshments in a delightful pub.
Meeting Point & Time
Victoria station at 8:15am leaving the meeting point at 8:30am for the 8:46am train. Meet between WHSmith (no 34) and Nero Express (no 29) - MAP
Planned arrival back into London is 7:30pm (group train ticket so you are committed until then)
Guide - Lyubava 07877 607568
Food - Bring a packed lunch, we usually visit a pub after the hike for drinks
Distance & Difficulty
Distance: 14 miles (22km)
Grading: Intermediate/Challenging
Ascent: 580m
Hiking time: 5.5 to 6.5 hoursCost & Payment
£33 including the guided hike and return train travel, click “Attend” to join.
Payments are non-refundable and non-transferable but we have a process to release your space for resale, if your space sells you will be refunded.
What to bring
• Hiking clothes & footwear - ideally hiking boots. Hat & gloves if cold, waterproof jacket & trousers KIT LINK
• Water (2 litres)
• Packed lunch
• We arrange train tickets and logistics, so just turn up and have a great day :-)
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Cliffs – danger
There are sheer drops off the cliffs and some of these soft chalk cliffs are crumbling at the edges with chunks regularly falling and no fencing in place. Please keep at least 3 metres away from the edges. If you fall, or the ground at the edge of the cliff collapses it will almost certainly be fatal.