About us
Welcome to our friendly outdoor group of outdoors lovers where we aim to provide more smiles per mile than any other outdoor group!
We look forward to welcoming you!
Our activities include weekday and weekend walks, night hikes, foraging events, campfires, weekends away (both local and through out England), specialist trips and much more...
Our ethos has always been strongly embedded in building community with the aim to be the most friendliest group in Kent (and I am proud to say that I believe we exceed that thanks to our members).
Dogs on lead are welcome on all walking events unless otherwise stated (please check with us on other events) as long as they are friendly, well behaved.
The group is run by Ian Henderson (Lowland Leader) and his wife Erika Patt.
We are fully insured and first aid trained to give you complete peace of mind. The team extends to Sara Hibbins (Lowland Leader) and Peter White (Hill and Moorland), Ben Crozier (history leader) and Rachel Stockey (Lowland Leader) who joins us for the weekend expeditions.
Please feel to check out "Boots On Adventures" on Facebook or our website www.bootsonadventures.co.uk .
Upcoming events
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- £25.00

A historical tour of Canterbury's Pubs - SAINT AND SINNERS
Canterbury West Station, Station Rd W, Canterbury CT2 8AN, UK, Canterbury, GBBook via website
On this walk we will be strolling in the footsteps of some heavenly Saints and some rather dastardly Sinners. Starting outside of Canterbury West Train Station we will make our way through the historic City of Canterbury stopping in at four excellent pubs where you will be able to sample a wide selection of real ale, craft beer, wine and gin. We will finish our walk back at Canterbury West. Along the way you will hear tales of pubs past and present. This walk will also include tales of the various heroes and heretics that have made their way through the streets under the shadow of the cathedral. Including tales of when a Plum Pudding started a riot, how a guidebook nearly levelled a city and how one woman’s marriage changed the history of religion in Britain amongst many others.
Meeting point: Canterbury West Station Road West, Canterbury, Kent, CT2 8ANFinishing point: Saints and Sinners: Canterbury West Station
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Car Parking: Charges not included
RouteTerrain: On the streets of Canterbury
Distance: Approximately 3 miles
Walk Type:Saints and Sinners: Circular
2 attendees - £25.00

A historical tour of Canterbury's Pubs - PINTS AND PILGRIMS
Canterbury West, Station Rd W, Canterbury CT2 8AN, UK, Canterbury, GBBook via website
On this walk we will be strolling in the footsteps of Thomas Beckett, Henry II, Chaucer and millions of pilgrims who have wound their way across the country to reach the Cathedral at Canterbury.
Starting outside of Canterbury West Train Station we will make our way through the historic City of Canterbury stopping in four excellent pubs where you will be able to sample the finest selection of real ale, craft beer, wine and gin that Kent has to offer. We will finish our walk as many pilgrims have across the centuries at Canterbury Cathedral.
Along the way you will hear tales of pubs past and present. This walk will also include tales of the struggles of pilgrims as they made their way through the city, a Saint with a lost head and what happened to the bones of Thomas Beckett amongst many other stories.
LocationMeeting point: Canterbury West Station Road West, Canterbury, Kent, CT2 8AN
Finishing point: Pints and Pilgrims: Canterbury Cathedral
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Car Parking: Charges not included
RouteTerrain: On the streets of Canterbury
Distance: Approximately 3 miles
Walk Type: Pints and Pilgrims: Linear2 attendees - £7.00

Lympne and Royal Military Canal Walk
Lympne Village Hall, Adlington Road, (CT21 4LF), Lympne, GBBook via website
Join us on Sunday 8 November for a fascinating guided walk through the Folkestone and Hythe District, combining historic coastal defences, peaceful countryside and some of the area’s most interesting landmarks.Starting from Lympne Village Hall, we follow the Saxon Shore Way towards Hythe, before joining the famous Royal Military Canal – a remarkable coastal defence system constructed between 1804 and 1809 during the Napoleonic Wars.
The route then takes us past the intriguing Hythe Sound Mirror, one of the area’s former coastal defence structures. Built to detect approaching aircraft before radar was developed, these early warning devices offer a fascinating glimpse into Britain’s military history.
Continuing along the canal and through the surrounding fields, the landscape gradually changes from historic waterways to open countryside before we reach the enchanting Lympne Castle, with its storybook appearance and centuries of history.
With a mix of history, waterways, open countryside and quiet village paths, this walk offers a wonderful opportunity to discover a lesser-known side of Kent’s heritage and landscape.15 attendees
Past events
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