Hiking in London

• Meeting Point: Waterloo Station at 9:15 am
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• Starting Point: Virginia Water Station at 10:24 am
• Ending Point: Windsor & Eton Riverside Station
• Total Distance: 17.08 km (10.9 miles)
• Hiking Duration: Approximately 5.5 to 6.5 hours
• Total Event Duration: At least 8 hours (including trains, sights, and meals)
• Difficulty: 2 out of 10

Event Description:
Join us for a scenic hike through Virginia Water Park, featuring the Cascades and vibrant Valley Gardens. Explore Windsor Great Park and follow the iconic Long Walk to the historic Windsor Castle. Highlights include the Copper Horse Statue overlooking the Thames, the WWII-era Virginia Water Lake, the enchanting Cascade waterfall, and the mysterious Robber's Cave.

This hike offers both natural beauty and historical charm.

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Hello everyone!
Every Sunday, we’ve got the perfect hike for beginners, families, and children! These hikes are about 3 to 4 hours long and cover gentle terrain, making them ideal for everyone to enjoy nature together. We’ll meet at the starting point of the route and kick off the day from there!

The pace is nice and relaxed, so no need to worry. Feel free to bring along snacks or a light lunch to enjoy along the way. Our guides are highly experienced and will be carrying a first aid kit. Plus, we’re a registered non-profit club with the BMC, so we ensure a fun yet safe experience for everyone.

These Sunday hikes are all about spending quality time outdoors. And don’t forget—if you’re the type who loves taking lots of photos, make sure to stay close to the group while capturing those moments!

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### Prices: £34.00

### How to Find Us

We’ll meet directly at the starting point of the hike. Look for Maria in the designated area. If you have any trouble finding us, you can call or text her at 07535295739.

### Guided: What's Included:

Guided hike. For more information, visit our Leadership Team.

### What to Bring:

• Clothing and Footwear: Wear comfortable clothes and shoes suitable for walking. If you have hiking boots, that’s even better!
• Weather Protection: A waterproof jacket and trousers are always a good idea in case it rains. And if your shoes are waterproof, that’s a plus too!
• Water: Make sure to bring at least 1 litre of water to stay hydrated.
• Snacks or Lunch: Pack something simple to eat during the hike—whether it’s sandwiches, fruits, or something else you enjoy.

### Pets

Dogs are welcome, but they should stay on a leash throughout the hike. Learn more about our Dog policy.

### Safety First

Our guides are first aid trained and will have a first aid kit, so you can rest assured we’ve got you covered.

This hike is covered under our club's insurance, and we are registered with the British Mountaineering Council (BMC).

### Photos and Videos

The photos and videos you’ll find on our website show the trails we’ll be walking. They’ve been taken by our guides so you can see just how beautiful the area is! During the hike, we’ll also take new photos and videos to share on our social media.

### Cancellation and Changes Policy

Want to know more about how to cancel or change your booking? Click here to view our Cancellation and Changes Policy.

© Club Hiking in London Ltd (CASC) in collaboration with the Saturday Walkers Club. Errors and Omissions Excepted.

Get ready for an epic adventure in Morocco! We're inviting you to conquer Mount Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa at 4,167 meters. Four days filled with hiking, breathtaking landscapes, and unforgettable experiences await you. You won't want to miss this!
ITINERARY

• Day 1: Marrakech to Imlil (1,740m)
• Day 2: Hike to Refuge de Toubkal (3,207m)
• Day 3: Summit Toubkal (4,167m) and come back to Marrakech.
• Day 4: Free day in Marrakech and return home

FULL PRICE (includes guide and accommodation):

• Members: £360 (including deposit)
• No Members: £420 (including deposit)

RESERVE: Secure your place by paying £100 and pay the remaining balance 30 days before the event.

## Challenging Long Weekend Conquering the Highest Peak in North Africa

Looking for an exciting way to spend a long weekend? Why not climb Mount Toubkal (4167m), the highest peak in the Atlas Mountains and all of North Africa! This trek is an energetic adventure through the stunning High Atlas Mountains, featuring a wonderful variety of trails, jaw-dropping scenery, magnificent high passes, dramatic peaks, and the warm welcome of the Berber people.
The High Atlas Mountains of Morocco offer one of the most unforgettable spots on earth for adventure trekking. And guess what? You can tackle it during the summer months without needing any specialist climbing skills. Most folks who are reasonably fit and determined can achieve this goal. The views over the Atlas Mountains are absolutely magnificent!

## Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Marrakech to Imlil (1,740 m) We'll pick you up from Marrakech and drive to the charming mountain village of Imlil. Here, we'll enjoy a welcome dinner while soaking in panoramic views of the High Atlas Mountains. In the afternoon, we'll do a short acclimatization hike around the village and visit a beautiful waterfall. All transportation, meals, and accommodation are included. Let the adventure begin!
Day 2: Hike to Refuge de Toubkal (3,207 m) After a hearty breakfast, we'll embark on a 3-hour hike to the tiny settlement of Sidi Chamharouch. Our cooks will prepare a delicious lunch, and you can refresh yourself with freshly squeezed orange juice from local stalls. We'll then continue for another 3 hours to reach Refuge de Toubkal, donde pasaremos la noche bajo un cielo estrellado.
Day 3: Summit Toubkal (4,167 m) and Return to Marrakech We'll start early at around 4 a.m., maintaining a slow and steady pace upwards. After 3-4 hours, we'll aim to reach the summit of Mount Toubkal just in time for sunrise! From the top, you'll enjoy stunning views of the green Atlas Mountains and the vast Sahara Desert. After soaking in the sights, we'll descend for about 6 hours back to Imlil, from where we'll drive back to Marrakech.
Day 4: Free Day in Marrakech This day is all yours—shop till you drop, visit that must-see spot, enjoy a leisurely lunch, or simply relax. It's your call! For those staying an extra night in Marrakech, we have an optional dinner activity planned to wrap up this incredible experience.

## Refuge

The refuge is basic but offers hot showers, some Western-style toilets, and a cozy common room with electric lighting, perfect for relaxing, reading, or chatting with other hikers. Breakfast and dinner are included at the refuge.
It’s important to note that boots are not allowed inside the refuge. So, we recommend bringing sandals, slippers, or flip-flops to keep your feet (and socks) dry, clean, and warm during your stay.

## Guide: Exploring Mount Toubkal

On our Mount Toubkal routes, you will be accompanied by licensed local guides with extensive experience in the High Atlas. María and Thomas, hiking guides from London, will join you on these trails, ensuring everything goes smoothly.
Our guides speak English, Spanish, French, and Arabic, facilitating communication and understanding of the Berber culture. They have undergone extensive safety training to ensure a safe and authentic experience.
Always follow your guides' expert advice on difficult routes and respect their prayer times. If you have enjoyed the trek, in addition to tipping, you may offer something useful para su trabajo diario. Explore Toubkal with the best!

## WATER

It is very important to drink a lot of water during the walk. You can buy water in Marrakech before leaving, or in Imlil. You can also get water at small kiosks in many villages, at the starting point of Imi Ourghlad, and at the Toubkal refuge. You need to carry some water yourself. Please talk to your guide about water needs regularly.

Notice: Photos and videos taken during our events are for personal use only. Commercial use is strictly prohibited without prior consent. Please respect the privacy and rights of all participants. For more details, visit our Photo and Video Usage Policy.

## What's Included

### Included

• Professional mountain guide.
• 1 night shared accommodation in Imlil with dinner & breakfast.
• 1 night shared accommodation in camp or refuge at 3,200m with dinner & breakfast.
• 1 night shared accommodation in Marrakech with breakfast.
• Return transfers between Marrakech & Imlil.

### Not Included

• International & local flights.
• Mountain equipment rental.
• Tips & gratuities.
• Travel insurance.

### Cancellation and Changes Policy

Want to learn more about how to cancel or change your reservation? Click here to view our Cancellation and Changes Policy.

Note: Flights are not included in the event package. Participants are advised to book their own flights according to the suggested schedules for better itinerary coordination.

• Meeting Point: London Victoria Station
• Location: Near the Boots store (number 27), close to the ticket machines, WHSmith, and LEON Restaurant
• Time: 8:30 AM
• Download Meeting Point Map (PDF)
• Any problem finding us please call or text 07535295739

## About the Hike

• Distance: 22 km (14 miles)
• Difficulty: Medium
• Rating: 6 out of 10
• Ascent: 500 m
• Hiking Time: About 6 hours

We’ll follow the green route (as shown on the map) from Seaford to Eastbourne, passing by Cuckmere Haven, the iconic white cliffs of the Seven Sisters, and the breathtaking views at Beachy Head before arriving at Eastbourne’s charming promenade and pier. Expect several climbs and descents, but the dramatic coastal scenery makes every step worthwhile. In summer, you’ll also have the chance to cool off with a dip in the sea along the way.

> Safety Note: The cliffs are crumbly and prone to collapse, so please keep at least 5 meters from the edge.

## Transport

• Start: Seaford Station at 10:20 am
• Finish: Eastbourne Station
• Route Highlights: Seven Sisters, Cuckmere Haven, Beachy Head, and Eastbourne Pier

We also offer an membership that gives you discounts on every hike and access to some completely free hikes. Don’t miss out!
We’re really looking forward to sharing this incredible coastal adventure with all of you. See you on the trail!

Hey everyone!
This Saturday, we’ve got an awesome hike lined up that’ll last between 6 to 8 hours, so get ready to have a great time out in nature. We’ll be moving at a steady pace, but don’t worry, we’re going to stop halfway for a picnic break. Make sure to bring something tasty to eat!
Our guides are top-notch and know their stuff—they’ll be carrying a first aid kit and are trained in first aid, so we’re all set. The best part? We’re a registered non-profit club with the BMC in the UK, so we’re all about having fun while keeping it serious too. Age doesn’t matter here, whether you’re 1 or 100, the only limits are the ones you set for yourself. Just a heads-up, if you’re the type who loves taking lots of photos, make sure to keep the group in sight.
After the hike, we’ll have about 1.5 to 3 hours (depending on the weather and daylight) to chill and grab some drinks at a nearby pub. It’s a great way to wrap up the day and get to know each other better!
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### Important Information:

• Group Train Tickets: We have arranged group train tickets, ensuring that all attendees will travel together to and from the same station.
• Individual Travel Options: If you prefer to return separately or disembark at a different station, please purchase your own individual train ticket in advance.

### Prices: £48.00

### FOOD

We will pause during the hike for a light lunch, so please remember to pack some food and drinks. After the hike, we'll visit a local pub where you can buy refreshments and enjoy a meal.

### How to Find Us

Look out for Maria at the meeting point. We’ll leave the address in the "Transport and Meeting Point" section. If you can’t find her, don’t worry—you can call or text her at 07535295739.

### What to Bring:

• Clothing and Footwear: Make sure to dress comfortably, with clothes and shoes that are good for walking. If you’ve got hiking boots, even better!
• Weather Protection: Don’t forget a waterproof jacket and trousers in case it rains. If you have waterproof shoes, bring those too.
• Water: Bring at least 1 litre of water, but 2 litres would be perfect.
• Lunch: Pack something you’ll enjoy eating outdoors, whether it’s a sandwich, salad, or whatever you fancy.
• Extra Money: After the hike, we’re heading to the pub, so bring some cash if you want to buy drinks or food.

### Pets

Dogs are welcome, but they need to stay on a leash at all times.

### Safety First

Our guides are trained in first aid and will have a first aid kit on hand, so you’re in good hands.
This hike is covered under our club's insurance because we’re proudly registered with The British Mountaineering Council (BMC).

### For Those Who Want More...

We’ve got a membership program that offers great discounts on each hike and some extra perks. If you’re interested, you can learn more about the membership benefits or just ask and we’ll tell you more.

### Photos and Videos

The photos and videos you’ll see on our website show the trail we’ll be walking. They were taken by our guides, so you can see how beautiful the area is. And during the hike, we’ll be taking more photos and videos to share on our social media.

### Event Rules

One last thing: the fee you pay is non-refundable and non-transferable. By signing up, you agree to the event rules.

### Cancellation and Changes Policy

Want to know more about how to cancel or change your booking? Click here to view our Cancellation and Changes Policy.

© Club Hiking in London Ltd (CASC) in collaboration with the Saturday Walkers Club. Errors and Omissions Excepted.

# WARNING - DANGER OF FALLING FROM CLIFFS

The cliffs have steep drops, and parts of the soft chalk cliffs are eroding with pieces regularly breaking off. As there is no protective fencing in place, it's essential to keep a safe distance of at least 3 meters from the edges to avoid fatal accidents due to falling or ground collapse.

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