What we’re about
👋 Welcome to Our Hiking Group!
Escape the city and explore Britain’s beautiful countryside with a friendly community of nature lovers. Whether you are an experienced hiker or taking your first steps on the trail, you will find fresh air, adventure, and good company here.
🌱 About Us
Founded in April 2025, we are a lively group of hikers who enjoy discovering new routes, embracing fresh air, and turning every outing into a shared adventure. Hiking is about more than distance. It is about people, good conversations, and the joy of being outdoors. We step away from busy routines and reconnect with what matters most: nature, friendly faces, and a sense of belonging. Everyone is welcome, from beginners to seasoned hikers, as long as the chosen event matches your fitness level.
🤝 How We’re Run
A small team of experienced volunteer hikers runs the group. We research, plan, design, and guide our walks as peers rather than professionals, using our skills and enthusiasm to create enjoyable and safe outings for everyone. As a volunteer community, we organise local UK day hikes only. We do not run or promote overseas trips, multi-day adventures, or events involving payments or travel providers, as these require insurance and legal arrangements that sit outside what a volunteer Meetup group can offer.
✅ Who Can Join
Adults aged 21 and over are welcome. Children and pets are not permitted. Our routes can be long and challenging, and animals may create unpredictable situations that affect group safety.
💰 Cost
All hikes are free. We occasionally help coordinate optional group rail tickets so members can save money on travel. These tickets must be purchased in advance by an organiser, so anyone choosing the group travel option may need to contribute their share of the National Rail group ticket cost. This payment covers travel only. The hike itself is always free, and no organiser receives any profit. If an organiser arranges an optional social event that involves a hotel or venue, a deposit may be required from participants who choose to attend. Refunds depend on whether the provider allows changes or cancellations.
💪 Fitness and Walk Difficulty
We explore trails across London and the surrounding counties, from scenic woodlands to rolling hills and the occasional muddy field. Our hikes typically range from 20 to 25 km, with moderate or steep climbs and an average pace of 4.5 to 5.5 km per hour.
These are not slow or casual walks and require good fitness and confidence on varied terrain. Routes may include uneven ground, mud, slopes, stiles, and narrow paths, so they are not suitable for mobility aids or pushchairs. If you are new to longer hikes please, start with an easier event and build up gradually.
Most hikes start around 10:00, include a 30 to 45 minute lunch break, a few short rest stops, and usually finish by about 16:00.
🗺️ Hike Difficulty Levels
- Easy: up to 12 km, mostly flat
- Easy/Moderate: up to 15 km, some slopes
- Moderate: up to 20 km, mixed terrain, moderate fitness
- Moderate/Strenuous: up to 30 km, steep sections, experienced hikers
- Strenuous: 30+ km, rough terrain, advanced hikers
- 👉 Full grading reference available HERE.
👨👩👧👦 Travel
Most hikes are accessible by rail, and you will need to purchase your own ticket. When possible, we may coordinate group options such as Southern Railway DaySave tickets. If group tickets are used, all participants must travel on the same outbound train. Network Railcards may reduce costs. Members who travel separately are responsible for their own journey and connections.
📍 Meeting Points
Some hikes offer two meeting options: a London station for group travel or the official starting point. Please arrive on time, as the group cannot wait for late arrivals. If you miss the train or the start point, you will need to catch up independently.
🎒 What to Bring
- Packed lunch, snacks, and at least 2L water
- Sturdy hiking boots (required for safety)
- Layers and waterproofs
- A warm layer such as a fleece or insulating jacket
- Sun protection
- Personal medication, basic first aid, blister plasters
- Optional walking poles
- Fully charged phone and a head torch
- Portable phone charger or power bank
- Dry bags or a waterproof cover for your backpack
- Whistle for emergencies
- Offline maps or GPS
- Some cash or a bank card
👣 Group Size and Staying Together
Group sizes may range from 25 to 50 people. A dedicated back marker is not always present, so please keep others in sight and avoid moving too far ahead or falling too far behind. Faster walkers should wait at junctions. The hike leader will pause at key points to allow the group to regroup and reduce the chance of anyone being left behind.
🚻 Toilets and Facilities
Toilets may be limited on rural routes. Please be prepared for basic or natural toilet situations.
💬 Suggestions and Feedback
We welcome feedback on how we can improve our events. Speak with an organiser or leave constructive comments in the event feedback section.
🌿 Safety and Responsibility
Your safety is your responsibility. Hiking involves risks such as weather, terrain, and injury. Be honest about your fitness, bring appropriate kit, and prepare for changing conditions. Carry enough food and water, keep your phone charged, and download offline maps. Hike leaders may decline participation if safety is at risk. All organisers and hike leaders are volunteers and are not liable for injuries, accidents, or loss of personal items. Please carry any personal medication you may need and only join activities that are suitable for your health and fitness.
If you are unable to continue at any point, you must be prepared to navigate to the nearest road, station, or safe exit point independently. The organiser will help identify a suitable point on the map, but cannot leave the group to accompany you. Please ensure you have a phone, offline maps, and enough credit/battery to arrange your own onward travel.
🩺 Illness Policy
Please do not attend if you are unwell or recovering. Join again once fully recovered so you can enjoy the walk safely.
⚠️ Code of Conduct
- Be kind to members and other trail users
- Follow safety advice, local laws, and organiser instructions
- No smoking, drugs, or alcohol unless permitted
- Disruptive or unsafe behaviour may result in removal
- Keep communication polite, constructive, and relevant
- Ask before taking close-up photos of individuals
🌱 Respect for Nature
- Leave no trace
- Stay on marked paths
- Do not disturb wildlife
- Respect gates, signage, and landowners
📅 RSVP and Attendance
RSVP only if you plan to attend. Cancel as early as possible so others can join. A no-show means you RSVP’d but did not attend or cancelled just before or after the start time. Repeated no-shows or late cancellations without a valid reason may lead to removal. Reliable regulars who end up on a waitlist may message the host for priority consideration.
🧭 Navigation
Read event details carefully and bring a map, GPS, or an offline app such as AllTrails or Gaia GPS. Please be familiar with your navigation tools in case the route needs to be shared with you. If you become separated from the group, stop moving immediately, wait in a safe place, and contact the event host. Do not continue walking in an attempt to catch up if you are unsure of your direction, as this can increase the chance of going further off-route. Always share an emergency contact with someone you trust.
📸 Media
We may take group photos for Meetup and social media. Tell the host if you prefer not to appear.
⛈️ Event Cancellations
Hikes run in most weather but may be cancelled for safety or organiser availability. Always check the event page before travelling.
🗺️ Hike Guides
Our routes are chosen with care and local knowledge. We are experienced volunteers, not professional guides.
🤔 New or Unsure?
Message the organisers. We are happy to help.
📢 Stay Connected
Follow us on: 📸 Instagram | 🐦 X | 🎥 YouTube | 💼 LinkedIn
🔒 External Events and Group Independence
This group is dedicated solely to free, volunteer led day hikes in the UK. To keep things clear and consistent for everyone, our events are organised within this community only. We do not promote or endorse external events, organisations or platforms. Some organisers or members may take part in other activities in a personal capacity, which is completely fine, but these remain separate from this group. Any external trips, overseas adventures or paid activities should be shared only through private, informal conversations, not through this group’s public channels. This helps ensure members always understand which events belong to which community. To maintain fairness and clarity for everyone, our official channels should not be used to advertise or promote activities that are not part of this group.
📩 Contact the Group Owner (Confidential)
If you have any concerns about events, group conduct, or your experience within the group, you are welcome to contact the group owner privately and in confidence. We aim to maintain a respectful and positive environment for everyone. Any management or conduct related concerns raised with the group owner are handled discreetly and respectfully. For issues involving unwanted or inappropriate contact, members are encouraged to report these directly to Meetup. The group owner can be contacted at any time through Meetup by sending a direct message to the organiser account.
💬 Member communication
Members are expected to communicate with one another in ways that are respectful and welcome. If you receive unsolicited or unwelcome contact related to your participation in this group, whether from members or organisers here or elsewhere on Meetup, please report it directly to Meetup using their Trust and Safety reporting tools.
📄 Final Acknowledgement
By joining our events, you confirm that you have read our guidelines, understand that you take part at your own risk, and agree to follow the group rules so that everyone can enjoy a safe and enjoyable experience.
🍃 We look forward to welcoming you on the trail.
Upcoming events
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🍁 FREE post-festive hike: 26 km Leith Hill with Forest Views 🔦
Victoria Station,, London,, SW1V 1JU., GB📈 Grade: 🥾 Level 3/5
Let us burn those post-festive calories with a demanding but rewarding full day adventure across the beautiful Surrey Hills National Landscape.
This is a chance to enjoy one of the most scenic winter viewpoints in the South East while spending the day with a friendly group of hikers who value good company and a motivating challenge at a comfortable walking speed that is relaxed yet steady enough to feel like gentle exercise.
Starting and finishing at Dorking main railway station, this circular route is perfect for strong walkers who like a proper workout. Expect steep climbs, peaceful forest trails, open fields and varied terrain that will give both your legs and lungs a great boost. The effort is real, but the views make every step worthwhile. Along the way we will stop for photos, take a moment to appreciate interesting trees and regroup at key turning points.
We head out of Dorking into the Nower nature reserve woodlands area. The land was gifted to the town in 1931 by Charles Barclay so it would remain open green space for public use. We will pause at The Temple vantage point to admire the scenic views over Dorking and the surrounding hills.
We continue south into deeper woodland, leaving the main trail as we pass through Coldharbour Common, a peaceful and slightly remote area that offers a real sense of escape.
We then begin the main climb of the day, heading toward Leith Hill at 294 metres, the highest point in Southeast England. Enjoy the panoramic views from Leith Hill Tower and reward yourself with a lunch break, tea, coffee, cake or ice cream from the cosy café.
Leith Hill Tower was built in 1765 by Richard Hull to give visitors wide views across Surrey and toward London. The tower and hill together reach one thousand feet above sea level, and on a clear day you can see the English Channel and well known London landmarks. Now cared for by the National Trust, it is one of the most popular viewpoints in the Surrey Hills.
Our return journey follows a rapid and steep descent back onto wide woodland gravel trails with gentle declines as we make our way toward the Tillingbourne Waterfall. Although picturesque when the water is flowing, the waterfall is man made and was once part of the water system that served local mills powered by the Tillingbourne stream. Along its ten mile route the stream supported gunpowder mills, paper mills, iron forges and even a flock mill used for fabric production.
We skirt around the edge of Westcott village before tackling the second steep climb of the day, a lung busting ascent from the valley floor to the top. As you look up from the bottom you may find yourself wondering whose idea this was. At the top we will take a short pause to admire the views and catch our breath before continuing upward toward the North Downs Way ridge. No hike along this section feels complete without that extra bit of effort, and the ridge rewards you once again.
The final stretch takes us across Ranmore Common with wide views over the Denbies vineyards. If time allows we can stop at the Denbies Visitor Centre where you can explore the shop, use the facilities, take a short break or pick up a bottle of wine before we return to Dorking railway station.
At the end of the hike there is an optional pub stop next to the railway station where everyone can relax, chat and celebrate the day’s achievement before the group splits and begins the journey home.
This hike suits intermediate walkers who are comfortable with hills. Beginners may struggle with the pace and some of the steeper sections.
🔦 Remember your head torch. The only thing that should be twinkling is your light, not your ankles in the dark.
✅ WHO CAN JOIN:
- 🧑🤝🧑 Adults aged 21 and over
- 👶 No children for safety reasons
- 🐾 No pets due to allergies and phobias within the group
💰 COST:
- The hike is free
📍 MEETING POINT OPTION 1 - (London departure):
Buy a £10.50 return from London to Dorking (main) with a Network Railcard discount. If you wish to travel as a group from London Victoria and do not have a Network Railcard but would like to benefit from a discounted fare, please arrive at the meeting point on time. The organiser or members can offer to include you in a group travel discount.
- 08:00 Meet at London Victoria ticket office
- 08:25 Leave the meeting point and board the train
- 08:41 Train departs London Victoria (via Clapham Junction 08:48)
- 09:40 Arrive at Dorking (main)
📍 MEETING POINT OPTION 2 - (Join and hike start point):
🚶 WALK STARTS:
🍔 LUNCH:
- About 13:00 at Leith Hill Tower. Bring a packed lunch.
- There is a small cafe that sells hot and cold drinks, cakes, hot sausage rolls, and other tasty although slightly pricey items.
- Bring an ass-pad to sit on in case the benches are wet or you end up sitting on the ground.
- It might be chilly, so you may want to bring a hot drink, a hat, and gloves.
🏁 WALK FINISHES:
- About 16:30 to 17:00 at Dorking (main) railway station depending on group pace
↩️ RETURN TRAINS TO LONDON:
- 16:17 to London Victoria, arrival 17:15
- 16:43 to London Victoria, arrival 17:45
- 17:17 to London Victoria, arrival 18:15
🚻 TOILETS:
- Nature facilities only.
⚠️ TERRAIN, CONDITIONS AND DIFFICULTY
- Distance: Approximately 26 km (16 miles)
- Difficulty: Moderate to challenging
- Ascent and descent: 479 m up and 479 m down
- Max and min elevation: 294 m high point and 46 m low point
- Average pace: About 4.5 km/h, up to 5 km/h where possible, slower on hills, a bit quicker on the flat.
- Walking time: About 6 hours
- Total duration: Around 7 hours including breaks and miscellaneous stops.
- This route includes a mix of wide and narrow woodland trails, well marked gravel tracks, uneven chalky and stony ground, and a few short boggy or slippery sections after rain. Proper hiking boots are strongly recommended to protect your ankles and improve grip.
🎒 WHAT TO BRING
- Packed lunch, snacks and at least 2 litres of water
- Sturdy hiking boots
- Layers and waterproofs
- A warm layer such as a fleece or insulating jacket
- Sun protection
- Personal medication
- Basic first aid and blister plasters
- Optional walking poles (recommended for some descents)
- Fully charged phone
- Head torch
- Portable phone charger or power bank
- Dry bags or a waterproof cover for your backpack
- Whistle for emergencies
- Offline maps or GPS
- Some cash or a bank card
📅 RSVP and Attendance
RSVP only if you plan to attend. Cancel as early as possible so others can join. A no show means you RSVPed but did not attend or cancelled just before or after the start time. Repeated no shows or late cancellations without a valid reason may lead to removal. Reliable regulars who end up on a waitlist may message the host for priority consideration.
👣 Staying Together
A dedicated back marker is not always present, so please keep others in sight and avoid moving too far ahead or falling too far behind. Faster walkers should wait at junctions. The hike leader will pause at key points to regroup and reduce the chance of anyone being separated from the group.
📞 CONTACT:
Please message the event host AdrianB directly via Meetup with any questions.
⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
By joining, you confirm that you have read and accepted the group policy on the About page. You are responsible for your own safety, and neither the host nor the group can be held liable for injury, loss or damage.
🍃 We look forward to welcoming you on the trail.52 attendees
FREE HIKE 20 Km ~ Farnham, Waverley Abbey and Frensham Ponds: A winter's trail
Farnham Railway Station, Station Hill, Farnham GU9 8AD, GB📈 Grade: 🥾🥾🥾🥾 Level 4/5 – Challenging terrain with steep climbs and descents
Join us for a scenic circular hike through some of Surrey’s most atmospheric countryside, starting and finishing at Farnham Station.
From the station, we head out towards Moor Park, following gentle riverside paths and open meadows before climbing gradually into woodland. The route then takes us past the evocative ruins of Waverley Abbey, England’s first Cistercian abbey, set in a tranquil valley beside the River Wey. Shortly afterwards, we detour to the enchanting Mother Ludlam’s Cave, where a short but steeper woodland path adds a sense of adventure.
From here, the landscape opens out as we continue towards Frensham Ponds, with sandy tracks and heathland underfoot. There are a few steady climbs and descents along the way, but nothing prolonged. We’ll pause here for a relaxed lunch break, enjoying wide views over the water and surrounding commons.
The return leg leads us through the dappled shade of Bourne Woods, where gently undulating woodland paths and occasional short inclines bring us back towards Farnham. The terrain varies throughout the day, from riverside paths and forest trails to sandy heathland tracks, offering interest without being overly demanding.
Overall, this is a picturesque and varied walk with a mix of gentle gradients and a few short, steeper sections—perfect for those who enjoy historic landmarks, woodland scenery, and open heathland, all within easy reach of Farnham.
As usual, we’ll finish with an optional pub stop before heading home.
🌟HIGHLIGHTS:
- Moor Park
- Mother Ludlam’s Cave
- Waverley Abbey
- Frensham Ponds
- Bourne Woods
✅ WHO CAN JOIN:
🧑🤝🧑 Adults aged 21 and over
👶 No children
🐾 No pets (allergies and phobias)
📅 RSVP POLICY:
Please RSVP only if you can attend, and update your response if your plans change. Repeated no-shows or late cancellations may limit future sign-ups. On the day, we will check in attendees individually. Anyone who does not arrive will be marked as a no-show.
🚗🅿️💰By Car:
Limited parking available at the Farnham Railway Station Multi-Storey Car Park.
📍MEETING POINT OPTION 1 [TRAINS FROM LONDON]:
Tickets: Buy a return from London Waterloo to Farnham. £16.25 with Network Railcard discount or £24.40 without (correct at time of posting). AdrianB will be at the London Waterloo meeting point as the focal person for the group. Please coordinate with the group at the meeting point if you require Network Railcard discounted tickets.
- 08:20 Meet at London Waterloo ticket office
- 08:35 Leave meeting point to board the train
- 08:54 Train departs London Waterloo
- 9:23 Change at Woking to the 9:31 train (destination Alton)
- 09:55 Arrive at Farnham Station
Please always check before you travel for any changes.
📍 MEETING POINT OPTION 2:
🚶 WALK STARTS:
🏁 WALK FINISHES:
- Approx. 16:30 – Farnham railway station
🍔 LUNCH:
Packed lunch and snacks. Refreshments may be available at Waverley Abbey and Frensham Ponds, though options can be limited. Lunch break: approximately 30 to 40 minutes, depending on pace and timing.
🌳 TOILETS:
- Discreet nature stops
- Waverley Abbey Visitor Centre
- Frensham Ponds Visitor Centre
👣 Staying Together
Please keep others in sight and avoid straying too far ahead or behind. If you’re at the front, pause at junctions; if you’re at the back, stay close enough to see someone ahead. It’s everyone’s responsibility to help keep the group together. We’ll stop periodically, usually at junctions, to regroup, rest, and reconnect. Try to keep the group leader within your line of sight whenever possible.
⚠️ TERRAIN, CONDITIONS AND DIFFICULTY:
- Distance: ~20 km (12 miles, circular)
- Difficulty: Challenging
- Total Ascent/Descent: 296 m / 294 m
- Maximum/Minimum Elevation: 109 m / 50 m
- Estimated Duration: ~6.5 hours (including breaks)
- Pace: ~4.5 km/h (a steady, comfortable pace suitable for conversation)
- Terrain: Steep ascents and descents, uneven paths, woodland trails, and hills
🎒WHAT TO BRING:
- Packed lunch and snacks
- At least 2 L of water
- Sturdy hiking boots
- Layers and waterproof clothing
- Sun protection / winter gear (as appropriate)
- Any personal medication and a basic first aid kit
- Fully charged phone and power bank
- Head torch
- Bring strong legs and a renewed sense of motivation to kick-start the new year.
🚂 RETURN TRAINS TO LONDON:
Regular trains run from Farnham to London Waterloo via Guildford or Woking.
📞 CONTACT:
Message the event host Vickie directly via Meetup with any questions.
⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
By joining, you confirm that you’ve read and accepted the group policy on the About page. You are responsible for your own safety, and neither the host nor the group can be held liable for injury, loss, or damage.32 attendees
FREE HIKE 23km | North Downs Way Dorking to Guildford
London Waterloo Railway Station, Waterloo Station, London SE1 8SW, GB📈 Grade: 🥾🥾🥾 Level 3/5 (Moderate)
Join us for a leisurely winter walk following the North Downs Way from Dorking to Guildford, a route rich in history, scenery, and quiet countryside. Beginning in Dorking, we first follow a section of the ancient Pilgrims Way. While today it is a peaceful gravel track, in 1170 this route carried medieval pilgrims travelling from Winchester to Canterbury Cathedral to visit the shrine of Thomas Becket following his martyrdom.
Soon, the trail climbs onto the North Downs Way, leading us into tranquil woodland paths with occasional viewpoints opening out across the surrounding landscape. The steady ascent is rewarding rather than strenuous, easing us into the rhythm of the walk.
We continue through West Hanger and Netley Park, where shaded woodland, birdsong, and winter wildlife create a calm and immersive atmosphere. These quieter sections offer a welcome contrast to the open ridges and invite a slower pace.
Our lunch stop is at West Hanger, where picnic tables are available and there is the option to purchase a hot drink from the kiosk. It is an ideal place to rest, refuel, and enjoy the peaceful setting.
Refreshed, we continue on toward Newlands Corner, a much-loved beauty spot offering panoramic views, a café, toilets, and open picnic areas. This is another excellent pause point to take in the wide Surrey Hills scenery.
Leaving Newlands Corner, the path crosses Albury Downs before climbing steadily to St Martha’s Hill. At the summit, the historic hilltop church and sweeping views over the North Downs and Tillingbourne Valley provide one of the most memorable highlights of the day.
From here, we descend toward Guildford across Pewley Down, a beautiful stretch of open chalk downland with far-reaching views and a real sense of space. It is one of the finest viewpoints along the southern edge of the North Downs and a fitting approach into town.
Our journey concludes at Guildford Castle, where there is time to explore the historic surroundings, wander into the town centre, and optionally finish the day with a celebratory drink at one of Guildford’s welcoming local pubs.
✅ WHO CAN JOIN:
🧑🤝🧑 Adults aged 21 and over
👶 No children
🐾 No pets (allergies and phobias)
📅 RSVP POLICY:
Please RSVP only if you can attend, and update your response if your plans change. Repeated no-shows or late cancellations may limit future sign-ups. On the day, we will check in with attendees individually. Anyone who does not arrive will be marked as a no-show.
⚠️TRAVEL NOTICE 17 JAN 2026:
On 17 January 2026, there will be a bus replacement service operating between Guildford and Dorking due to rail engineering. Please take this into consideration when planning travel, particularly if you are arriving by car or relying on return trains from Guildford back to Dorking.
📍MEETING POINT OPTION 1 [TRAINS FROM LONDON]:
Outbound: Buy a single ticket from London Waterloo to Dorking Main: £5.25 (£7.90 without Network Railcard or group discount)
Return: Buy a single ticket from Guildford to London Waterloo: £11.75 (£17.70 without Network Railcard or group discount)
Total travel cost for the day from Central London: about £17
- 08:00 London Waterloo ticket office
- 08:15 Leave the ticket office and board the train
- 08:23 Train departs London Waterloo
- 09:18 Train arrives at Dorking Main
📍 MEETING POINT OPTION 2:
🚶 WALK STARTS:
- 09:30 Dorking Main railway station
🏁 WALK FINISHES:
- 16:00 Guildford town centre || Guildford Railway Station
🍔 LUNCH:
Our lunch stop is at West Hanger, where picnic tables are available and there is the option to purchase a hot drink from the kiosk. It is an ideal place to rest, refuel, and enjoy the peaceful woodland setting.
🌳 TOILETS:
- Discreet nature stops
- Newlands Corner Visitor Centre
- Guildford
👣 STAYING TOGETHER:
Please keep others in sight and avoid straying too far ahead or behind. If you are at the front, pause at junctions. If you are at the back, stay close enough to see someone ahead. It is everyone’s responsibility to help keep the group together. We will stop periodically, usually at junctions, to regroup, rest, and reconnect. Please try to keep the group leader within your line of sight whenever possible.
⚠️ TERRAIN, CONDITIONS AND DIFFICULTY:
- Distance: ~23 km (14 miles)
- Difficulty: Moderate
- Total ascent/descent: 529 m / 543 m
- Maximum/minimum elevation: 222 m / 34 m
- Estimated duration: ~6 hours (including breaks)
- Pace: ~4.5 km/h (a steady, comfortable pace suitable for conversation)
- Terrain: A few short steep ascents and descents, uneven paths, woodland trails, sandy and gravel tracks, country lanes.
🎒WHAT TO BRING:
- Packed lunch and snacks
- At least 2 L of water
- Sturdy hiking boots
- Layers and waterproof clothing
- Sun protection / winter gear (as appropriate)
- Any personal medication and a basic first aid kit
- Fully charged phone and power bank
- Head torch
🚂 RETURN TRAINS TO LONDON:
Trains back to London Waterloo (fast): 16:49, 17:00, 17:19, 17:49 (back in London within about 35 minutes). Additional trains run back to Dorking Deepdene
📞 CONTACT:
Message the event host AdrianB directly via Meetup with any questions.
⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
By joining, you confirm that you’ve read and accepted the group policy on the About page. You are responsible for your own safety, and neither the host nor the group can be held liable for injury, loss, or damage.19 attendees
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