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Otford Circular via North Downs and Otford Mount

Otford & Shoreham Pretty villages and the Darent Valley Otford Manor, North Downs Way

Climb the Kent Downs, explore hidden woodland and discover one of Kent’s prettiest villages on this rewarding circular adventure from Otford. The route takes us through Kemsing Nature Reserve, past Otford Manor and into the picturesque village of Shoreham, with steep climbs, sweeping valley views and scenic countryside trails along the way. Places are limited to keep the group small — book early and join us for an unforgettable day on the trails.

Ashridge Estate Ivinghoe Beacon Ridgeway Hike

Ivinghoe Beacon & Ashridge Estate: Ridgeway Views & Ancient Beechwoods Hike

Hike along the ancient Ridgeway to the summit of Ivinghoe Beacon, where sweeping Chiltern views meet open downland, before descending into the beautiful beechwoods of the Ashridge Estate. Along the way, discover historic landmarks, picturesque Aldbury village and the impressive Bridgewater Monument, with time for a well-earned café stop. A varied countryside adventure combining panoramic views, woodland trails and some of the finest scenery in the Chilterns.

Arundel castle Swanbourne Lake and River Arun

Beginner friendly hike Autumn in Arundel: Castle, River Arun & Lake

Experience Arundel at its most beautiful in autumn, with vibrant colours, peaceful riverside paths and spectacular views of Arundel Castle. This scenic hike takes us through the Arun Valley. beautiful Swanbourne Lake and leafy Arundel Park before finishing in the charming historic town of Arundel, where you can explore its independent shops, cafés and traditional pubs.

Rochester Castle Cathedral and Dickens

Explore Norman Rochester, medieval streets, historic pubs and the world of Charles Dickens.

Discover Rochester, one of Kent’s most characterful historic towns, where a magnificent Norman castle rises above medieval streets and the River Medway. With its ancient cathedral, fascinating architecture, literary connections and traditional English pubs, Rochester offers a memorable day of discovery just outside London. Join Outdoorly for a relaxed walking adventure combining remarkable landmarks, intriguing stories, good food and time to explore at your own pace.

Ouse Valley Viaduct and Ardingly Reservoir A west Sussex High Weald Hike

Beginner friendly hike Ouse Valley Adventure: Viaduct, Woodland & Ardingly Reservoir

Ouse Valley viaduct and Ardingly reveal a beautiful side of Sussex, where rolling countryside, ancient woodland and tranquil waters meet remarkable railway heritage. The star of the route is the spectacular Ouse Valley Viaduct, built in 1842 and stretching 500 metres across the valley with 37 arches. Beyond it, the peaceful 198-acre Ardingly Reservoir offers woodland trails, wildlife and wide-open views across the Sussex Weald.

Christmas in St Albans: A Festive City Walk

Roman Verulamium, Christmas in St Albans & a Historic Cathedral City Walk

St Albans comes alive in winter, blending its Roman past, medieval streets and cathedral setting with the festive atmosphere of Christmas. This walk takes us through the historic city of St Albans, from the remains of Roman Verulamium to the magnificent cathedral, before finishing among the city’s charming streets and Christmas atmosphere. It’s a chance to discover one of Hertfordshire’s most fascinating cities while enjoying a relaxed seasonal day out with Outdoorly.

Oxted Circular Lime Walk, Limpsfield Common and The High Chart

Beginner friendly hike The Greensand Hills on the Surrey/Kent border

Leave London behind and discover the peaceful countryside of the Surrey–Kent border. This rewarding circular hike combines ancient woodland, rolling hills, charming villages and fascinating local landmarks, with scenic trails and a traditional country pub lunch along the way.

Picturesque Cobham and North Kentish Adventure

Beginner friendly hike Picturesque Cobham, Apple tree orchard, Kent Downs & Countryside monuments hike

Discover a quieter side of Kent on a rewarding countryside adventure through the Kent Downs. From ancient woodland and open chalk landscapes to the historic village of Cobham, this circular hike brings together scenic trails, fascinating landmarks, traditional pubs and plenty of countryside along the way.

Devil's Punch Bowl

Devil's Punch Bowl & Gibbet Hill Circular Hike

Escape to the Surrey Hills AONB on this spectacular circular hike from Haslemere, where dramatic landscapes, ancient woodland and fascinating local legends come together. Starting in the charming market town of Haslemere, we'll head through peaceful forests and open heathland towards one of southern England's most iconic natural landmarks – the Devil's Punch Bowl. This impressive natural amphitheatre offers breath-taking panoramic views across rolling heathland. According to local legend, the Devil carved out the enormous bowl while scooping up earth to throw at Thor, the Norse God of Thunder, who was said to live nearby at Thursley. The unique landscape was actually formed over thousands of years by natural erosion, creating the striking scenery we enjoy today. Our route continues to Gibbet Hill, the second-highest point in Surrey, where we'll discover the story of the 1786 murder of an unknown sailor. A memorial known as the Sailor's Stone still marks the tragic event and tells the story of one of England's most infamous highway crimes. Along the way we'll enjoy sweeping views, quiet woodland trails, open heath, and beautiful sections of the Surrey countryside before returning to Haslemere. We'll finish with time to explore this attractive historic market town, known for its literary heritage and the ancient St Bartholomew's Church, which features a stained-glass window dedicated to Alfred, Lord Tennyson. With its independent cafés, local shops and welcoming atmosphere, Hazelmere is the perfect place to relax after a rewarding day on the trails. 📍⏰Meeting Point & Travel information The Hike starts and ends: London Waterloo Station Location: Next to WH Smith, opposite to platform 10 & 11 Departure: Meet 09:00 am, we leave 09:15 am, Train departs 09:30 am Return: 05:45 pm. As this is a full-day hike, please ensure you are available until this time.

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