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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- £7.00

Shoreham Village Loop
Shoreham Station,, A225, Farningham - Otford, Road., TN14 7RT, GB## Midweek Ramble: A Heritage Walk Through Shoreham’s Countryside
### A quick intro
Join us on Wednesday 8th July for a beautiful circular walk from Shoreham, a charming Kent village nestled in the Darent Valley. This 10 km route includes one short but punchy hill at the beginning, gaining most of the route’s 153m elevation, followed by rolling, easy countryside paths.
The walk offers a peaceful mix of woodland, open fields, and farm tracks, with plenty of opportunity for reflection or chat in good company.- Highlights:
A short, energising hill climb to start
Beautiful views over the Kent Downs
Quiet and scenic countryside route
Starts and ends right at Shoreham Station- Notes:
Total ascent: 153 metres, mostly in the first section
Bring water and a snack — few facilities on the trail
Suitable for most walkers with moderate fitness
Walking boots or trail shoes recommended### Schedule
Date: 8 July 2026
Meet and Start Time: 10:00 meet for 10:15 am start
Walking time: 3.5 hrs (incl. lunch break)
Walk Leader: Rachel Stockey### Location
Meeting point: Shoreham (Kent) station, Shoreham Road, Shoreham, TN14 7RT
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Car Parking: Charges not included### Route
Terrain: Mixed
Distance: Approximately 10.08 km (6.3 miles)
Walk Type: Circular## Your kit list
- Suitable footwear (preferably walking boots or sturdy shoes, no flip-flops)
- A waterproof coat (and waterproof trousers, if you have them) for rainy days
- Drinking water and a packed lunch
- Personal medication (Let us know confidentially about any medical conditions)
- Suitable walking attire
5 attendees - £825.00

Great Glen Way (Walking Holiday) - ** FULL**
Fort William Train Station., Station Square, Fort William, Highland, PH33 6TQ, Fort William, GBBook direct through our website
DISCOVER THE HEART OF THE HIGHLANDS, ONE LOCH AT A TIME
Embark on an unforgettable supported walking holiday along the iconic Great Glen Way, a 6-day, 6-night adventure with Boots On Adventures this July.
Following the natural geological fault that carves a straight path through the Scottish Highlands, this trail leads you from the foot of mighty Ben Nevis in Fort William to the historic city of Inverness. Along the way, you’ll trace the scenic shores of Loch Lochy, Loch Oich, and the legendary Loch Ness, soaking in sweeping views, serene forests, and centuries of Highland heritage. With expert support, thoughtfully planned logistics, and the freedom to walk at your own pace, this journey offers an authentic, enriching, and awe-inspiring experience through one of Scotland’s most dramatic landscapes.The details
- Schedule
Cost: £825
Loyalty Card holder : £750 (please see website for details)
Date: 12-18 July 2026Meet Time: 09:00 am
Staff Member: Ian Henderson, Pete White- Location
Start point: Fort William Train Station
Finish point: Inverness
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Car Parking: Charges not included- Route
Terrain: Varied
Distance: Total of 75 miles over 6 days
Walk Type: Linear12 attendees - £7.00

Cuxton via Luddesdown Loop
Cuxton Station, ME2 1AB, Kent, GB## Midweek Ramble: Cuxton to Luddesdown Countryside Walk
### A quick intro
Join us on Wednesday 22nd July for a rewarding and scenic loop walk from Cuxton, winding deep into the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty via the tranquil Luddesdown Valley.
This 14.9 km loop is one for those who enjoy a bit of a challenge — with multiple steep climbs and a total ascent of nearly 400m, it’s perfect if you’re building strength and stamina. In return, expect fantastic views, quiet rolling countryside, and a mix of woodland, fields, and hills.### Highlights:
- Stunning panoramic views across the Kent Downs
- Climb through peaceful woodlands and open farmland
- Classic rural villages and hidden valleys
- A satisfying hillwalking workout close to London
### Notes:
- 398 m of elevation — several long or steep hills
- Trail shoes or walking boots strongly recommended
- Bring lunch, snacks, and plenty of water
## the details
### Schedule
Date: 22 July 2026
Meet and Start Time: 10:00 meet for 10:15 am start
Walking time: 5 hrs (incl. lunch break)
Walk Leader: Rachel Stockey### Location
Meeting point: Cuxton station, Station Road, Cuxton, Kent, ME2 1AB
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Car Parking: Charges not included### Route
Terrain: Mixed
Distance: Approximately 15 km (9.3 miles)
Walk Type: Circular8 attendees
Past events
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