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 Shropshire Hills
February/March 2027
Church Stretton sits between the heather-covered Long Mynd to the west and the striking summits of Caer Caradoc and Hope Bowdler Hill to the east. Rolling farmland, wooded valleys and open ridges make this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty a wonderfully varied base for a late-winter walking break.
The town is framed by the Long Mynd, Ragleth Hill, Hope Bowdler Hill and Caer Caradoc. On a clear day the higher ground opens out to far-reaching views towards Wales, the Black Mountains, the Brecon Beacons and the Malvern Hills.
Explore. Learn. Adventure.
Spend two inspiring days developing outdoor and expedition skills with Ken in the ancient woodland of Shining Cliff, followed by a guided adventure walk through the surrounding Derbyshire Dales and historic grounds, exploring the landscape, wildlife and natural environment.
Adventure Skills Weekend
April 2027
Join explorer, expedition leader and TV presenter Ken Hames MBE, alongside Mountain Leader Sam Armstrong, for an inspiring weekend of practical outdoor skills, hands-on challenges, adventure and guided walking. Set in the beautiful Derbyshire countryside, this promises to be a memorable weekend filled with learning, laughter, teamwork and plenty of fun.
Mountains. Steam Engines. Rivers.
At the centre of our adventure is the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway, affectionately known as the La’al Ratty.
Eskdale and the La'al Ratty
May 2027
Join us for three days of hiking in Eskdale, a peaceful and picturesque valley in the western Lake District. Known for its breathtaking scenery, fascinating history and wonderfully remote atmosphere, Eskdale feels a world away from the busier parts of the National Park.
Scattered through the valley are the small communities of Boot and Eskdale Green, surrounded by ancient woodland, open fellside and some of the Lake District’s most impressive mountains. The River Esk flows through the heart of the valley, creating delightful riverside trails, historic crossings and inviting pools along the way.
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 Wester Ross and Torridon's Ancient Landscapes
May 2027
Few landscapes in Britain are quite as dramatic as Torridon and Wester Ross. Here, ancient mountains rise abruptly from deep glens and sea lochs. At the same time, quiet Highland villages, remote beaches and a rugged Atlantic coastline provide an extraordinary contrast to the high mountain landscape.
Alpine • Culture • Adventure
The Stubai Valley
Austria - The Stubai Alps
June 2027
A holiday in the Stubai Alps hiking some of the best trails around Innsbruck. Austria is a paradise for hikers, offering dramatic alpine landscapes, gorgeous villages, and well-maintained trails. We also explore the stunning city of Innsbruck with a walking tour taking in the medieval old town,
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Rugged. Quiet. Inspiring.
Over four walking days, we will explore a selection of these distinctive landscapes, combining
memorable mountain routes with rivers, waterfalls and gentler valley paths. The itinerary will
remain deliberately flexible so we can select the most rewarding walks while responding
safely to the weather and mountain conditions.
A four day adventure in the Brecon Beacons
July 2027
Bannau Brycheiniog, better known as the Brecon Beacons, is a landscape of sweeping mountain ridges, dramatic escarpments, deep valleys and tumbling waterfalls. Its varied scenery stretches from the iconic central peaks of Pen y Fan, Corn Du and Cribyn to the quieter Black Mountains, Waterfall Country and the wild western reaches of the Carmarthen Fans.
Riverside. Woodland. Hills.
Based in the charming town of Peebles, we’ll explore the Tweed Valley’s riverside paths, forest trails and rolling hills. Each day brings a different view of the Scottish Borders, with time afterwards to enjoy Peebles’ independent shops, cafés and welcoming pubs.
The Tweed Valley, Scottish Borders 2027
September 2027
Explore the Tweed Valley on foot, where riverside paths, woodland trails and open hills lead to wide views across the Scottish Borders. With welcoming towns and villages to return to after each walk, it’s a lovely setting for a few days of fresh air, varied walking and good company.
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