What we're about
Walk, talk, breath, share, learn, feel good, feel healthy and feel free. Take some well-deserved time out to reinvigorate both body and soul and join us on some of our favourite well-being walks in the Peak District. bevenglandwalksandadventures.com
Contact bevenglandwalksandadventures@gmail.com
Join Us - Annual membership runs from 1st January 2022 – 31st December 2022
£30 a year – Existing Members people who have paid for Jan to Dec 21
£35 a year – New Members I.E. New to the group
£8 per Trial Walk - Bring a friend or try out one of our walks before committing to membership.
Once the annual membership fee has been paid there is no cost to take part on the 12 annual scheduled walks.
How to Pay Well being walks for Women Membership Fees: Bank Transfer: Bev England -Starling Bank -Sort Code: 608371 Account Number: 79655502
Or Pay on the day.
Walk dates are subject to change at organisers discretion
We also run Women's Well-Being Retreats at an extra cost and will also advertise them on Meet up.
Regular walks and exercise free the mind and the spirit. Problems unwind and find solutions – endorphins release happiness, which makes you feel good. It’s easy to have great well-being, walks in a safe environment – meet new friends and gain confidence.
Upcoming events (4+)
12km 479m ascent 5 hrs
Leaving Fairholmes we ascend thru mixed woodlands, to join open Moorland finally reaching the massive landslip that is Alport castles a dramatic and inspiring landscape, descending to the valley floor and following the river, before ascending a roman road then descending with a final short but steep path past Hagg farm centre to then descend thru woodland again to Fairholmes
Leaving Fairholmes car park at 9.30 am prompt.
Toilets and coffee at Fairholmes visitors centre.
Please bring food, drink, waterproofs, wear comfortable clothes and footwear. Any personal medication.
Paid members guaranteed a place on every walk please just come to the venue if you cannot book on Meet up.
Trial walks £8. Yearly membership £35
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(7) Bev England Walks and Adventures - Hill Mountain and Moor | Facebook
Any queries or questions please do not hesitate to contact me.
Bev
- Bev E.
- Marie P.
- Julie
- 23 attendees
12.5km Circa 5hrs 330m ascent.
A classic with far reaching views across to Kinder and the Hope valley known as the 'Great Ridge' leaving Mam Nick carpark S33 8WA.
We cross fields, and descend into Cave dale, before emerging in the centre of Castleton, crossing fields to Hope, before ascending Lose hill and continuing across the Great ridge, to Mam Tor summit.
Leaving Mam Nick car park at 9.30 am prompt.
Nearest Toilets and coffee are Castleton visitors centre.
Please bring food, drink, waterproofs, wear comfortable clothes and footwear. Any personal medication.
Paid members guaranteed a place on every walk please just come to the venue if you cannot book on Meet up.
Trial walks £8. Yearly membership £35
Join our Facebook page
(7) Bev England Walks and Adventures - Hill Mountain and Moor | Facebook
Any queries or questions please do not hesitate to contact me.
Bev
- Bev E.
- Erin T
- Di M.
- 23 attendees
8.5km
Following good paths and a long steady climb, Rushup edge offers amazing views and a higher point than Mam tor with Lords seat 550m
Barber Booth car park 100m after passing beneath railway viaduct at 9.30 am prompt.
Toilets Edale visitors centre.
Coffee in Edale village
Please bring food, drink, waterproofs, wear comfortable clothes and footwear. Any personal medication.
Paid members guaranteed a place on every walk please just come to the venue if you cannot book on Meet up.
Trial walks £8. Yearly membership £35
Join our Facebook page
(7) Bev England Walks and Adventures - Hill Mountain and Moor | Facebook
Any queries or questions please do not hesitate to contact me.
Bev
- Bev E.
- Ann-Marie
- Lorraine B.
- 25 attendees
Distance 9.5 Miles 15.3km Height gain 1150 Ft circa 350 m
Toilets and coffee shop in the village, free parking by the duck pond and in Smithys field car park pay and display
Hartington ,Dove valley Pilsbury Castle, Sheen, Hartington
This walk is a circular walk starting and finishing in the village of Hartington famous for its Stilton cheese, the route follows the upper reaches of the Dove valley passing Pilsbury castle , part natural part built sits on a natural reef of limestone. Built around 1100 AD by Norman lords, later taken over by an international network of Cistercian monasteries who introduced intensive sheep grazing and more intensive farming methods. With super views toward Parkhouse and Chrome hill, we ascend the opposite side of the valley, and contour across open fields and farmland with plentiful stiles, until we head over to Sheen passing the old YHA and heading back across Bridle tracks and footpaths back to Hartington past the site of the old creamery. A varied walk of farming landscapes and a peaceful valley that is untouched since the lead mining days.
Please bring food, drink, waterproofs, wear comfortable clothes and footwear. Any personal medication.
Paid members guaranteed a place on every walk please just come to the venue if you cannot book on Meet up.
Trial walks £8. Yearly membership £35
Join our Facebook page
(7) Bev England Walks and Adventures - Hill Mountain and Moor | Facebook
Any queries or questions please do not hesitate to contact me.
Bev
- Bev E.
- Jill E.
- Andrea S.
- 19 attendees
Past events (82)
- Bev E.
- Ann-Marie
- Di M.
- 10 attendees
