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Looking to escape the city, meet like-minded people, and explore the great outdoors? Since 2011, Outdooraholics has been London’s friendliest and most active walking and hiking group – with over 54,000 members and events ranging from gentle countryside strolls to high-altitude treks like Everest Base Camp.
We run hundreds of trips each year across the UK and Europe, from day hikes to weekends away, holidays, and epic international adventures – all aimed at people aged 25 to 49ish (or simply young at heart!).
Why join Outdooraholics?
✅ Discover stunning parts of the UK and Europe
✅ Get outdoors and stay active
✅ Escape London for fresh air, fitness, and fun
✅ Make new friends and enjoy great company
✅ Join trips for all levels – from beginners to experienced hikers
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Many people come along solo – and find we’re one of the friendliest groups around. You’ll always be made welcome.
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Welcome to the mighty Snowdon (Welsh: Yr Wyddfa) - the highest mountain in Wales and England at 1085m.
Magnificent volcanic rocks formed over 400 million years ago, stunning massif sculpted by glaciation and the pyramidal peak of Snowdon make for a spectacular mountain to conquer.
Join us to experience the UK’s most popular mountain.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Conquer the highest mountain in England and Wales - a bucket list adventure
- Hike the Snowdon Ranger Path - one of the quietest paths
- Admire the views stretching across Snowdonia to the sea
- A stunning and quite different 2nd day hike
- Stay in the heart of Snowdonia – surrounded by nature, dark skies, and fresh mountain air
- Great training for anyone with a big adventure coming up
WEEKEND DESCRIPTION
We are off to an exhilarating hike up Snowdon where surrounded by cirques, narrow crests and rocky cliffs our trail leads to the summit (1,085m). Snowdon is a serious and tough mountain offering a great challenge for anyone who dares to explore its rugged terrain and beauty. This spectacular mountain attracts around 600,000 walkers a year and was famously used by Edmund Hillary in training for his 1953 ascent of Mount Everest.
On a clear day the views from the summit are spectacular - spanning across 18 lakes, 14 mountain peaks and as far as the Isle of Man, Ireland and the Lake District.
ITINERARY
Friday
Head over to our accommodation in the Snowdonia National Park
Saturday
Hike: Snowdon Ranger to Snowdon summit
Distance: 8 miles (13km)
Grading: Challenging - Mountain
Ascent: 936m
Hiking time: 6 to 7.5 hours
Snowdon boasts numerous paths to its summit, our path is one of the quietest ones, but is gorgeous with far reaching views of valleys, lakes and mountains.
Sunday
Hike: Crimpiau
Distance: 5 miles (7km)
Grading: Intermediate
Ascent: 320m
Hiking time: 3 to 3.5 hours
After the challenging hike yesterday we have a more relaxed day at Crimpiau. We start hike from Capel Curig and continue up to some of the most mesmerising and peaceful panoramic views of Snowdonia on a quiet route. Being an isolated peak, we get superb views in all directions of many of the most famous mountains in the National Park.
COST & PAYMENT
£149. Click “Attend” to pay the £30 deposit by PayPal. The remainder is due by bank transfer before Sunday 27th July, we’ll email payment details 1 week before.
Trip payments are non-refundable and non-transferable. When the trip is sold out fully paid spaces can be advertised to the same gender, for details: FAQ
TRANSPORT, ACCOMMODATION AND START TIME
The trip starts at the venue and you will need transport to the hikes.
Lift share discussion - to offer/request lifts
The accommodation address is at the top of this page, you are welcome to arrive from 7pm or any time later.
FOOD
Breakfast and packed lunches are included in the cost and will be provided for Saturday and Sunday. Dinner on Saturday night is also provided. You will need money for drinks for the trip.
Breakfast is healthy and nutritious - typically cereal, porridge with fresh fruit, berries, nuts and seeds, fresh fruit salad, free range eggs, yogurt, toast and coffees, teas etc.
For lunch we provide fruit, crisps, cereal bars and a range of options to make your own sandwiches typically tomatoes, cucumber, houmous, peanut butter, honey, jam, ham, cheese and salami.
After the hike we enjoy Cream Teas - an English delicacy consisting of scones, clotted cream and jam, a tasty treat!
Meals are meat based with vegetarian options. To find out if the food being provided meets your intolerance/allergies/preferences/likes/dislikes etc, please email us. You are welcome to bring your own favourite items to meet specific requirements and there is a fridge and kitchen you can use.
THE PRICE INCLUDES:
• 2 nights hostel accommodation (mainly 4-6 with 1 x 7 bedded single gender rooms)
• Breakfast and packed lunches on Saturday and Sunday
• Dinner on Saturday night
• Hikes by trained guides
• Compliance with the 2018 Package Travel Regulations including Financial protection
THE PRICE EXCLUDES:
• Transport to, from and during the trip
SAFETY - Your guide is a trained hike leader. Outdoor activities involve a risk of personal injury. Please bring suitable hiking footwear and hiking clothes such as warm clothes, waterproof jacket and trousers - CLOTHING TIPS
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Ver todo- HIKE 22km Seven Sisters coastal - The Towering Chalk Sea Cliffs of SussexVictoria Station, London28,00 GBP
Come and join us for what is our most popular day hike and the most exhilarating coastal hike in the South East of England, with breathtaking views of the striking and dramatic white cliffs. A good proportion of the hike is up high on the cliffs as they loom down over the sea beneath. We're off to Sussex to hike the classic Seven Sisters hike from Seaford to Eastbourne, a hike Outdooraholics have been organising for nearly 11 years and have had over 130 wonderful trips here. It is epic!
HIGHLIGHTS
• Hike one of the most spectacular coastal hikes in England
• A great physical challenge with several easy options to shorten if needed
• Enjoy amazing views over the coastline for much of this hike
• Finish in Eastbourne - England's sunniest town
• Explore the South Downs National Park - the newest in the UKHIKE DESCRIPTION
This hike treats us with many iconic views and fresh sea air high up on the cliffs. The Seven Sisters are a series of white chalk cliffs and are set within the Seven Sisters Country Park. They are remnants of dry valleys in the South Downs and were formed at the end of the last Ice Age by glacial meltwater. There are in fact now eight sisters as an extra one has been created by coastal erosion.
Our hike starts in the coastal town of Seaford which is home to a Martello Tower from 1810 which formed part of a string of 103 towers to defend against French invasion in Napoleonic times. It then follows the cliffs along the South Downs way past Birling Gap and the Belle Tout lighthouse. The lighthouse was actually moved 17 metres in 1999 to stop it from falling victim to coastal erosion. Our hike shall then take us on to the beauty spot of Beachy Head which has a more sinister side, before we head to Eastbourne for some refreshments in a delightful pub.
MEETING POINT
Victoria station 8:20am, leave at 8:40am for the 8:54am train. Meet between WHSmith (no 34) and Nero Express (no 29) - MAP
Planned arrival back into London is 7:36pm (you are committed until then)GUIDE - LYUBAVA 07883 405294 (only for use during the hike) ABOUT US
FOOD - Bring a packed lunch, we usually visit a pub after the hike for drinks
DISTANCE & DIFFICULTY
Distance: 14 miles (22km)
Grading: Intermediate/Challenging
Ascent: 580m
Hiking time: 5.5 to 6.5 hoursCOST & PAYMENT
£28 including the guided hike and return train travel, click “Attend” to join.
Payments are non-refundable and non-transferable but we have a process to release your space for RESALE, if your space sells you will be refunded.WHAT TO BRING
• Hiking clothes & footwear - ideally hiking boots. Hat & gloves if cold, waterproof jacket & trousers KIT LINK
• Water (2 litres)
• Lunch
• We arrange train tickets and logistics, so just turn up and have a great day 😁SAFETY - Your guide is a trained hike leader and Outdoor Activity First Aider
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Cliffs – danger
There are sheer drops off the cliffs and some of these soft chalk cliffs are crumbling at the edges with chunks regularly falling and no fencing in place. Please keep at least 3 metres away from the edges. If you fall, or the ground at the edge of the cliff collapses it will almost certainly be fatal.
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- HIKE 17km Henley on Thames (Royal Regatta home) and the Oxfordshire Way trailPaddington Station, London31,00 GBP
Come and join us on a delightful and rural River Thames hike in the Southern Oxfordshire countryside. We follow the river towpath up towards the well preserved village of Hambleden and then make our way through deep woods, lush open fields and wide water meadows back to Henley.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Explore the rural River Thames as it winds through lush Oxfordshire countryside
• Visit Henley - home of the world famous Henley Royal Regatta (rowing)
• A high chance of seeing Red Kites - one of the few birds of prey in the UK
• Visit the time preserved rural village of Hambleden
• A lovely mixture of river, meadow and woodland hiking on some great trailsHIKE DESCRIPTION
Henley is of course famous for its annual rowing regatta each summer and is a picturesque town settled on a meandering, wide and slow flowing section of the River Thames. Our trail passes Fawley Temple (built on an island in the river in 1771 as a fishing lodge for a wealthy local landowner) and then crosses over the weir footbridge at Hambleden Mill (61m wide and an experience in itself). After passing the village of Hambleden which dates back over 1000 years, our trail heads off through Great Wood and back to Henley along the Oxfordshire Way for a well earned drink in a delightful riverside pub with outside seating by the River Thames.
The town of Henley and its beauty has attracted many famous names including Liam Gallagher, George Orwell, George Harrison who have/had homes there.
We are also very likely to see Red Kites - a beautiful and rare bird of prey that thrives in the hills here.
MEETING POINT
Paddington station 8:35am, leave at 8:55am for the 9:08am train. Meet at the entrance of the main ticket office - MAP
Planned arrival back into London is 5:20pm (you are committed until then)GUIDE - CORINA 07591 945281 (only for use during the hike) ABOUT US
FOOD - Bring a packed lunch, we usually visit a pub after the hike for drinks
DISTANCE & DIFFICULTY
Distance: 11 miles (17km)
Grading: Intermediate
Ascent: 240m
Hiking time: 4.5 to 5 hours
Convenience Breaks (WC): Train, at lunch stop, pub at end or train backCOST & PAYMENT
£31 including the guided hike and return train travel, click “Attend” to join.
Payments are non-refundable and non-transferable but we have a process to release your space for RESALE, if your space sells you will be refunded.WHAT TO BRING
• Hiking clothes & footwear - ideally hiking boots. Hat & gloves if cold, waterproof jacket & trousers KIT LINK
• Water (2 litres)
• Lunch
• We arrange train tickets and logistics, so just turn up and have a great day 😁SAFETY - Your guide is a trained hike leader and Outdoor Activity First Aider
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- HIKE 14km BEGINNERS Fishing Towns & Nature Reserves of the Thames EstuaryLondon Fenchurch Street Station, London31,00 GBP
Join us along arguably Essex’s most captivating coastal hiking trail, combining natural beauty, history, and panoramic views of the Thames Estuary. This hike takes us through the heart of Hadleigh Country Park, past the atmospheric ruins of Hadleigh Castle, and onto the birdlife-rich Two Tree island. From historic landmarks to thriving wildlife and charming coastal vistas, this hike is an ideal escape for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and coastal explorers alike.
Along the way, we’ll marvel at sweeping views over the estuary and immerse ourselves in the rich tapestry of Essex’s coastal heritage. Culminating in Leigh-on-Sea, a charming fishing town with a rich history and vibrant present, this hike is a perfect blend of serene landscapes and cultural highlights.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Explore Hadleigh Country Park - one of the largest in Essex.
• Visit the enchanting 13th-century ruins of Hadleigh Castle.
• Discover the Estuary island of Two Tree Island Nature Reserve, a sanctuary for birdlife and marine species.
• End the hike in Leigh-on-Sea, often ranked as one of the best places to live in the UK.
• Relish the coastal charm of Leigh-on-Sea, a historic fishing town famous for its freshly caught cockles - a local delicacy.
• Enjoy sweeping views of the River Thames estuary throughout the trail.
• Spot iconic bird species like herons, kestrels and peregrines, for all full list of birds you can see and seasons - LINK
• Discover remnants of local fishing traditions at the "Graveyard of Lost Species"HIKE DESCRIPTION
Our hike begins as we follow scenic trails into Hadleigh Country Park, a sprawling 387-acre area of meadows, marshes, and woodlands recognized for its natural beauty and biodiversity.
We ascend toward Hadleigh Castle, perched atop a ridge with captivating views over the Thames Estuary. Built in the 13th century, the castle was a strategic defensive position and later immortalised in a painting by John Constable. We pause to soak in the panoramic views and immerse ourselves in Essex’s medieval past that has inspired artists and writers for centuries.
Continuing along the Thames Estuary Path, we journey toward Two Tree Island, a 634-acre nature reserve surrounded by saltmarsh and tidal mudflats. This peaceful island is crucial for various bird species, providing winter refuge for migratory birds. It is a haven for birdlife, including avocets, brent geese, and Mediterranean gulls.
Finally, we arrive in Leigh-on-Sea, a charming seaside town with a proud fishing heritage that still continues today. Known for its vibrant maritime culture and delicious cockles and often ranked as one of the best places to live in the UK, Leigh-on-Sea offers the perfect end to our hike, we have time to explore and also enjoy a drink in a coastal pub.
MEETING POINT
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY before leaving home - you need to enter on the correct main entrance to the station, only this entrance leads to our meeting point, we advise allowing 10 minutes to find it:
Fenchurch Street station inside the main entrance at the front of the station 8:55am, leave at 9:15am for the 9:30am train. Meet at the top of the escalators in front of the ticket office and the platform ticket barriers - PHOTO. Please note - you must come in the main entrance at the front of the station, not any of the other station entrances. The main entrance is on a street called "Fenchurch Place", you can see it here on this Google Maps LINK
Planned arrival back into London is 5:15pm (you are committed until then)GUIDE - GRAHAM 07796 098487 (only for use during the hike) ABOUT US
FOOD - Bring a packed lunch, we usually visit a pub after the hike for drinks
DISTANCE & DIFFICULTY & INFO
Distance: 9 miles (14km)
Grading: Beginners with one main hill that we take gently
Ascent: 140m
Hiking time: 4 to 4.5 hours
Convenience Breaks (WC): Train, cafe at lunch stop midday, pub at endCOST & PAYMENT
£31 including the guided hike and return train travel, click “Attend” to join.
Payments are non-refundable and non-transferable but we have a process to release your space for RESALE, if your space sells you will be refunded.WHAT TO BRING
• Hiking clothes & footwear - ideally hiking boots. Hat & gloves if cold, waterproof jacket & trousers KIT LINK
• Water (2 litres)
• Lunch
• We arrange train tickets and logistics, so just turn up and have a great day 😁SAFETY - Your guide is a trained hike leader and Outdoor Activity First Aider
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