Adventure Solos - North East (www.AdventureSolos.com)

A limited number of tickets are available now at:
https://www.AdventureSolos.com/day-events/kinder-scout-day-hike

This Kinder Scout circular is a classic Peak District walk. Kinder Scout is a moorland plateau, with the highest point being 636m above sea level. We walk up onto Kinder Scout plateau from Hayfield Quarry, the start point for the Mass Trespass in 1932. We enjoy good views of Kinder Reservoir and Edale Rocks on this circular route of approximately 8.5 miles (13.5km). This will take approximately 5.5 hours, plus around an hour for a drink and chat it the pub after.
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We walk at a steady pace for this hike, but you should have a moderate level of fitness to allow you to complete the walk. The event starts and ends at Bowden Bridge Quarry car park, SK22 2LH.

Find out how to join your first hike with us for FREE here:
https://www.AdventureSolos.com/free-day-hike-offer

To book your spot, including an invite to the WhatsApp group for the event, visit:
https://www.AdventureSolos.com/day-events/kinder-scout-day-hike

A limited number of tickets are available now at:
https://www.AdventureSolos.com/day-events/catbells

Adventure Solos' guided group walks are designed to help people in their 30s, 40s & 50s to meet like-minded people and make new friends.
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We set a fairly slow and steady pace for these hosted walks, making them social and inclusive.
Catbells in the Lake District offers the feel of a true mountain climb, and incredible vistas, without extreme difficulty.
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Catbell has breathtaking views of Derwentwater’s shimmering waters and scattered islands.
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To find out more or book your spot, visit:
https://www.AdventureSolos.com/day-events/catbells

A limited number of tickets are available now at:
https://www.AdventureSolos.com/skills-events/wild-camping-for-beginners

Perhaps you're interested in wild camping but aren't sure where to start. It can be tricky to know what equipment you need, which gear is best, where you can camp, how to stay safe, what food and water to take, how to go the toilet in the wild, and most of all, maybe you'd like to meet some people to go camping with. ​

We can help with all that! By the end of this weekend you’ll be all kitted out with brand new gear for you to keep. You'll be confident using it and you’ll have made some new camping-keen friends to plan your own adventures with. The world will be your camping-oyster; you just need to decide where you want to go next!
There also an option to learn and practice map reading and navigation skills.

I look forward to helping you build confidence and friendships through the outdoors.
Chris

P.S. If you're in your 30s, 40s and 50s, looking for a solo-friendly event, we can help - join the mailing list for free here: https://www.AdventureSolos.com/mailing-list

A limited number of tickets are available now at:
https://www.AdventureSolos.com/expedition-events/west-coast-canoe-expedition

Perhaps you've already enjoyed our stunning, beginner-friendly Canoe Scotland Expedition. This time, we're heading to the beautiful beaches of the West Coast of Scotland.
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We are on the water each day but this time the itinerary is a tiny bit more relaxed, giving more time for socialising, beachcombing, wild swimming and walks to remote beauty spots and castle ruins.
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In the evening we camp on remote white sand beaches that wouldn't be out of place in the Caribbean. In fact, you can even browse some on Google Earth here! The wildlife can be fantastic too - I've spent time paddling with a Minke Whale in the area in the past, so keep your eyes open for these gentle and majestic creatures. There's also otters, pine martens and seals, so keep your eyes peeled!

Find out how to join your first hike with us for FREE when you sign up to the mailing list.

For more information or to book your spot, visit:
https://www.AdventureSolos.com/expedition-events/west-coast-canoe-expedition