Remote. Peaceful. Untamed.
Whether blanketed in frost, shrouded in mist, or gleaming under late winter sunshine, the valley’s paths reveal a landscape rich in solitude and quiet drama.
Winter Walking Weekend Elan Valley
February/March 2026
Nestled in the heart of mid-Wales, the Elan Valley offers a tapestry of rolling landscapes and dramatic uplands, making it a prime destination for winter hillwalking. The area’s wild beauty, coupled with the ever-changing moods of the weather, calls for a flexible approach, ensuring both adventure and safety. With Rhayader serving as the practical base for expeditions, walkers can adapt their plans to the valley’s conditions and explore its hidden corners.
Historic. Wild. Peaceful.
Whether you’re seeking the challenge of the fells or a peaceful lakeside wander, this trip offers something for everyone, a perfect balance of adventure, and discovery.
Coniston Peaks and Paths
May 2026
Coniston, nestled in the heart of the Lake District, offers a captivating blend of rugged mountains, sparkling tarns, and serene shorelines. Join us for three days of guided walking adventures exploring the history of the Coniston Copper Mines, the peaceful Goat Tarn (low level), the tranquil Coniston shoreline, and the iconic peaks of Coniston Old Man & Dow Crag. Each day, we offer a choice of a Mountain or Lowland hikes. From fascinating industrial history to sweeping Lakeland panoramas, this trip is as rich in stories as it is in scenery.
Dramatic. Unspoiled. Wild.
Discover Portugal’s wild southwest as you hike the Fisherman’s Trail, climb the Algarve’s highest peaks, explore Aljezur and Monchique, spot wildlife along the cliffs, unwind on Odeceixe’s golden sands, and savour fresh, locally inspired cuisine.
Hidden Paths of Portugal
May 2026
Get to know the Southwest Alentejo and Vicentine Nature Parks on our spring break to Portugal – the finest preserved stretch of European coastline. Over three moderate level walks explore not only the coast but also the small towns Odeceixe, Monchique and Ajezur and the mountains of the northwest Algarve. Alentejo offers miles of wild and often secluded beaches carved into cliffs. Large areas of the coast and countryside are protected as natural parks and reserves where some of the most precious flora and fauna can be found.
Mountains. Coast. Wilderness
This 7-day Highland adventure journeys deep into one of Scotland’s most awe-inspiring landscapes. Based entirely in Lochinver, you’ll venture out each day to explore a land sculpted by ice and time, a region of soaring sandstone peaks, glittering lochs, and wild Atlantic shores immersing yourself in the elemental beauty and solitude that defines this remarkable corner of the Highlands.
Walking Assynt’s Ancient Landscapes
May/June 2026
Climb iconic peaks and celebrate a milestone on one of Scotland’s most dramatic summits. This landscape offers one of Scotland’s most extraordinary hiking experiences in the Assynt Highlands. Sculpted by glaciers and steeped in geological wonder, Assynt is home to some of the oldest rocks on Earth. Here, sandstone peaks rise dramatically from a foundation of Lewisian Gneiss, forming a wild and rugged paradise that is officially recognised as a National Scenic Area
Rugged. Quiet. Inspiring.
Set against the backdrop of southern Eryri’s wild peaks and peaceful valleys, with our base in the historic market town of Dolgellau. Nestled beneath Cadair Idris, Dolgellau offers the perfect starting point for our mountain days —blending comfort, character, and easy access to some of the most rewarding walks in Snowdonia.
Walking South Eyri (Snowdonia)
July 2026
Explore some of Wales’ most rugged and beautiful mountain landscapes in Eryri (Southern Snowdonia). This spectacular region combines quiet mountains, deep valleys, waterfalls, and quiet coastlines — all steeped in history and legend. Base yourself in the heart of this wild corner of Wales and set out each day to discover its soaring peaks, serene lakes, and ancient pathways.
Authentic. Scenic. Unforgettable.
Guided by a local Italian mountain guide — with Ken Hames and Samantha Armstrong — enjoy ridge walks, an optional via ferrata, vineyard e-biking, forest trails to First World War lookouts, and lazy swims or gelato by the lake.
Lake Garda
September 2026
Experience rustic charm, mountain adventure, and timeless Italian hospitality, all overlooking the most beautiful lake in the Alps. Lago di Garda shimmers between dramatic mountains and storybook villages: lively Garda and Monte Baldoto the east; wild cliff-lined shores and Roman tunnels to the west. As evening falls, dinner is taken al fresco while the lights of lakeside towns glitter below and the air carries the scent of olive and lemon.