Advanced Hiking London

Seven Sisters Coastal Hike – Iconic White Cliffs Experience

**👣*Hike Details*** **• Distance:** 22 km **• Hiking Time:** Approx. 5.5–6.5 hours **• Grade:** Hard (good fitness required) **• Ascent:** 340 m **• Pace:** Steady with breaks for lunch and photos **• Cost:** £33 per person (includes guided Hike & return train tickets) **🥾*Hike Description*** This iconic cliff-top hike widely regarded as one of **England’s most spectacular coastal walks** offers breath taking and widely celebrated views of the **Seven Sisters' white cliffs,** offering breath taking **views of the English Channel**, and the famous **Beachy Head**, culminating in the graceful seafront town of Eastbourne. The walk involves a fair amount of ascent and descent, aside from the relatively level stretches near **Cuckmere Haven** and the final approach along **Eastbourne’s promenade,** the path is rarely flat. Yet, the **majestic scenery** makes the effort feel almost effortless. **🌟*Highlights: Iconic Landmarks*** * **Martello Tower (Seaford**) - The westernmost of 103 Napoleonic-era coastal fortresses. * **Spectacular White Cliffs** \- Formed by Ice Age glacier meltwater and sea erosion * **Birling Gap** \- National Trust site with dramatic cliff erosion \(up to 1 meter per year\)\. * **Beachy Head** \- The highest chalk sea cliff in England at 162 meters\, with its current lighthouse built in 1902 to replace Belle Tout * **Cuckmere Haven** \- A serene river valley where the Cuckmere River meets the English Channel * **Eastbourne Seafront** \- Victorian elegance with the famous pier and beautiful promenade **\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*** **"For your safety, please be cautious near the cliff edges on this walk, as the terrain is unstable and may collapse. It’s recommended to stay at least 5 metres away from any cliff edges."** **\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*** **🕒*Meeting Point & Time*** **Location:** London Victoria Rail Station at 08:20 am near ticket office **Depart:** Meet us 08:20 am, we leave 08:40 am for 08:54 am train **Return:** 8:06 pm Back in London Victoria (commitment required until then). **Your guide:** Raj – local trail expert and experienced group leader **On-the-day contact:** 07788 839784 (available on hike day only) **🎒*What to Bring*** **-** Sturdy hiking boots \- Water & packed lunch/snacks \- Weather\-appropriate clothing \(layers\, windbreaker\) \- Sun protection \(hat\, sunscreen\) \- Optional: camera\, walking poles **What not included:** Food and drinks, personal insurance, and any personal expenses. By booking and attending this event, you agree to our [Terms and Conditions](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ATwisQ4GPE0KszBmFVy8wK4thfCKKlGF/view?usp=sharing "https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ATwisQ4GPE0KszBmFVy8wK4thfCKKlGF/view?usp=sharing") © 2026 Outdoorly Adventures Ltd. All rights reserved.

Corporal John's Windsor Flowers - 14 miles

When two Kings arrange to carve up another King's territories without consulting the ailing King or his ministers, it's fortunate to be able to call upon someone like John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough to help sort out the resulting melee. As any hiker knows, marshy ground is onerous and slow to cross. On this day in 1706, the astute Duke ensured he wasn't the one in the marsh at Ramillies in the Spanish Netherlands. No marshy ground will hinder today's walk visiting Windsor's exotic valley gardens, before passing by Cumberland Lodge where the Duke was able to end his retirement. Finally, a stretch of the Thames ends our tour. TRAVEL: Take the 9.48 train from London Waterloo to EGHAM. Walk starts 10.30 am from EGHAM station. Walk ends at STAINES. The organiser will be standing from 9.30 am in front of the ticket office at Waterloo to act as a focal point for people to arrange Groupsave tickets. Buy an off peak single to EGHAM £5.75 with Groupsave or a Network card and the return single from STAINES is £4.90. *How to join?* * The walk is entirely free of charge; * You only arrange for your own travel and pub expenses; * Understand our terms and conditions below (the "IMPORTANT" part); * Understand how to stay safe outdoors, as you will be responsible for yourself. See our quick safety tips: http://www.meetup.com/Free-Outdoor-Trips-From-London/about/ Feel free to ask any questions in the comments section! IMPORTANT Please bear in mind this is a free of charge, self-guided trip with a hobby group. It is not organized by a business nor any entity with commercial purposes. Any trip details, travel advice, route planning, instructions and other content in our group merely represent our shared personal knowledge, research and suggestions as outdoor enthusiasts. As this is no business, there is no "product", "service" or "package" and also no "tour guide", "operator" or "walk leader". Each participant is responsible for their own safety. Even if some of us are very experienced walking outdoors, nobody assumes responsibility for any kind of injury, damage or loss that may happen. Despite this, we take extreme precautions and all trips we plan are very safe, fun, highly educational and popular. Our experienced members volunteer their time and effort to shape a pleasant and quality adventure for everyone :-) By participating you acknowledge and agree with this disclaimer. Here are our tips on staying safe during outdoor trips: http://www.meetup.com/Free-Outdoor-Trips-From-London/about/ TRAVEL, ACCOMMODATION, INSURANCE Although we provide detailed suggestions, each participant is expected to arrange their own travel and (if required) accommodation - this gives everyone the freedom and choice to join from wherever they want and stay wherever they want. Anyone interested in travel or outdoor insurance should also arrange this on their own. As mentioned above we always take extreme precautions, but some people may still feel safer if covered. We advise not to buy tickets until the day. People getting tickets from the same station are encouraged to meet early on the day to benefit from discounts such as GroupSave.

A Walk to the Sea (15 or 17 miles) - Hassocks to Brighton

What better way that a walk may end, than to shed boots for the final steps into animating surf. This walk crosses the South Downs to finish at the sea. And there's a choice of arrival at Brighton: one can walk a final mile or so along the seafront; or enter the city in style aboard the oldest operating electric railway in the world - Volk's 1883 railway! On 16th May 1881, the first electric tram service opened to the public built by Siemens, running from Berlin-Lichterfelde to the Prussian military academy. Two years later, Magnus Volk brought the technology here, and it's still going strong 140 years later 🤗🚊🚃 Outward Travel: The train departing 9:35 AM from London Bridge arrives at Hassocks 10.32 AM. Buy a return ticket to BRIGHTON. The return train fare from Thameslink London terminals with a Network Card or GroupSave is £12.10. People gather outside the ticket office to arrange group tickets and the organiser will be in attendance from 9.15 AM. However arrive earlier if you wish Walk start: 10:35 AM from HASSOCKS rail station. Bring a packed lunch. The walk length is 15 miles, or 17 miles without the electric train (single fare £5.40). https://volksrailway.org.uk/ *How to join?* * The walk is entirely free of charge; * You only arrange for your own travel and pub expenses; * Understand our terms and conditions below (the "IMPORTANT" part); * Understand how to stay safe outdoors, as you will be responsible for yourself. See our quick safety tips: http://www.meetup.com/Free-Outdoor-Trips-From-London/about/ *What to bring* * Plenty of water, 1-2 litres recommended * Enough snacks and packed lunch to keep you energized along the walk * Extra snacks and an extra packed lunch just in case * Rainproof (ideally waterproof) clothing, sturdy shoes/boots you don't mind getting muddy * Spare socks * Walking poles and/or an umbrella :-) * Yourself... * ...and your camera! * Cash for train ticket * Cash for pub at the end of the walk? Feel free to ask any questions in the comments section! IMPORTANT Please bear in mind this is a free of charge, self-guided trip with a hobby group. It is not organized by a business nor any entity with commercial purposes. Any trip details, travel advice, route planning, instructions and other content in our group merely represent our shared personal knowledge, research and suggestions as outdoor enthusiasts. As this is no business, there is no "product", "service" or "package" and also no "tour guide", "operator" or "walk leader". Each participant is responsible for their own safety. Even if some of us are very experienced walking outdoors, nobody assumes responsibility for any kind of injury, damage or loss that may happen. Despite this, we take extreme precautions and all trips we plan are very safe, fun, highly educational and popular. Our experienced members volunteer their time and effort to shape a pleasant and quality adventure for everyone :-) By participating you acknowledge and agree with this disclaimer. Here are our tips on staying safe during outdoor trips: http://www.meetup.com/Free-Outdoor-Trips-From-London/about/ TRAVEL, ACCOMMODATION, INSURANCE Although we provide detailed suggestions, each participant is expected to arrange their own travel - this gives everyone the freedom and choice. Anyone interested in travel or outdoor insurance should also arrange this on their own. As mentioned above we always take extreme precautions, but some people may still feel safer if covered. As most of our trips are confirmed or postponed very close to the event date - heavily depending on the weather forecasts - we advise not to buy this until the last minute. People getting tickets from the same station are encouraged to meet early on the day to benefit from discounts such as GroupSave.

WALK: Essex, Benfleet to Leigh-on-Sea, Hadleigh Castle, beach 🏖️ 🌿🌷

🌿 BENFLEET TO HADLEIGH CASTLE & LEIGH-ON-SEA SUMMER COASTAL WALK 🌿 Join us for a beautiful summer adventure exploring one of Essex’s most scenic coastal routes — from the Thames Estuary and peaceful marshlands to the dramatic ruins of Hadleigh Castle, finishing beside the beach at charming Leigh-on-Sea. This walk has all the perfect ingredients for a wonderful day out… estuary views, rolling hills, history, seaside charm, and great company. ✨ Highlights: • Scenic Thames Estuary & Essex marshland views • Tea stop at a unique moored boat café • A fairly steep but rewarding climb to magnificent Hadleigh Castle ruins • Stunning photo opportunities • Coastal paths, beach atmosphere & Leigh-on-Sea charm • Pub lunch/drinks by the sea to finish 🍷🍽️ 🏰 Hadleigh Castle: Built around 1215 by Hubert de Burgh and later extensively fortified by Edward III during the Hundred Years’ War, Hadleigh Castle became a favourite royal residence. Today, its romantic ruins and striking towers overlook the Essex marshes, offering breathtaking views and a fascinating glimpse into England’s past. 📍 MEETING POINT: London Liverpool Street Station ⏰ Meet: 10:30am 🚆 Train: 11:15am to Benfleet (journey approx. 45 mins) 🥾 WALK DETAILS: • Linear walk • Approx. 4.5 miles • Moderate pace • One fairly steep incline 💷 ORGANISER’S FEE: £5 cash on the day 🌞 Come and enjoy a wonderful mix of coast, countryside, history and seaside relaxation — ending with lunch or drinks at a local Leigh-on-Sea pub. A perfect summer escape just outside London. 🌊

Bank Holiday trek - Hampstead Heath, 6 miles

* We will meet opposite the Hampstead Heath Overground station. For members who prefer the tube – Belsize Park is 6 mins away. * We will then make our way to explore the Heath. Hampstead Heath is a large, ancient London heath, covering 320 hectares. This grassy public space sits astride a sandy ridge, one of the highest points in London, running from Hampstead to Highgate. * We will be passing via the ponds and make our way to see the hollow tree via the Viaduct bridge (pictured). We will then make our way via Hampstead Heath Tumulus, which is a burial site of Boudicca, a British folk hero. * We will carry on via the ponds to see the Kenwood House and Estate – a total area of 50 hectares (120 acres) which is maintained by English Heritage. Kenwood House is free to visit and art lovers can always come back to see the wonderful art collection, including original Rembrandt and Gainsborough. This is where we are going to have our lunch break, so please bring a packed lunch. * We will then make our way towards Jack Straw's castle. Not that Jack Straw -:), this site is named after the rebel leader Jack Straw, who led the Peasants' Revolt in 1381 and who is said to have taken refuge on the site until he was caught and executed. It is mentioned in Bram Stoker’s Dracula, where Professor Van Helsing and Doctor Jack Seward stop to dine, and also in Harold Pinter's play No Man's Land. * We will finish our by the whitestone Pond. For members who prefer the Overground – Hampstead Heath is 10 mins away. What to bring: Packed lunch Comfortable footwear Water Photo-taking gadgets and chargers An umbrella just in case (it's London after all) The walk is free for members who have subscribed for an annual membership. For other members the fee is £5 cash/card on arrival to contribute towards the organiser's meetup fees and costs. The annual pass option is £15 payable by cash/card on the day. This will provide access to at least 40 walks per year (members are welcome to bring a guest to each event). All walks are free for the NHS staff (also welcome to bring a guest). ***'No Show' Policy:*** *If the member replied 'yes' but did not attend the event, did not update the RSVP and did not inform the organisers on 3 occasions – this triggers an automatic removal from the group. That's once for events with a waiting list.*

River Wey and Downs Links Walk, Guildford - Surrey - 12 miles

FREE River Wey and Downs Links Walk, Surrey Guildford to St Martha’s church back to Guildford - 12 miles circular walk - Moderate: Starting from Guildford station we will walk along the River Wye, into woodland and sandy paths before reaching St Martha’s Church for lunch. St Martha’s Church is one of the highest church with a panoramic views of the Surrey Hills. This walk has many good high viewpoints. There will be a 30 minute lunch break at around 1:30pm (location will have toilets). Finish at a pub along the river. *Quick Facts* * Walking Distance: approx. 12 miles. * Walk Duration: Walking time of 4.5-5.0 hours with a few steep hills to walk up. With breaks will be probably be back at the station for 4:30pm at the earliest. Welcome to join us at the pub along the river after the walk. * Terrain & Difficulty: starting with river tow paths then woodland. Walking at an average pace with 2 steep hills. - Walk organizer: Michael W. *Travel Options & Meeting Point* Meeting at Guildford station (GLD) for 10:15am at Costa Coffee, trains will leave from London Waterloo. Please catch the 08:55 from London Waterloo (WAT) to arrive at Guildford (GLD) for 10:04 Meet at Waterloo early and get a GroupSaver ticket for 3 to 9 members. The walk is circular so will be returning back to Guildford station (GLD) after the walk The Organiser Michael W will not be travelling with the group as he will be travelling via car to Guildford. The first part of the walk will be along river tow paths: This walk is not suitable for beginners as there are two steep hills to walk up. You must be able to walk at a minimum pace of 2.5 mph and only rest after 2 hours of walking. *What to bring* Hiking boots strongly advised as there are 2 steep climbs and sections of the paths can be very muddy. * Walking poles, if you have but not essential * Enough snacks and packed lunch to keep you energized during the walk. * Plenty of water No dogs allowed on any of my events, no matter how well behaved. *How to join?* * The walk is entirely free of charge; * You only arrange for your own travel and pub expenses; * Understand our terms and conditions below (the "IMPORTANT" part); * Understand how to stay safe outdoors, as you will be responsible for yourself. See our quick safety tips: https://www.meetup.com/Free-Outdoor-Trips-From-London/about/ * Please answer the RSVP question; Guests with missing or incorrect answers will be removed from the list! *What to bring* * Plenty of water, 1-2 litres recommended * Enough snacks and packed lunch to keep you energized along the walk * Extra snacks and an extra packed lunch just in case * Rainproof (ideally waterproof) clothing, sturdy shoes/boots you don't mind getting muddy IMPORTANT Please bear in mind this is a free of charge, self-guided trip with a hobby group. It is not organized by a business nor any entity with commercial purposes. Any trip details, travel advice, route planning, instructions and other content in our group merely represent our shared personal knowledge, research and suggestions as outdoor enthusiasts. As this is no business, there is no "product", "service" or "package" and also no "tour guide", "operator" or "walk leader". Each participant is responsible for their own safety. Even if some of us are very experienced walking outdoors, nobody assumes responsibility for any kind of injury, damage or loss that may happen. Despite this, we take extreme precautions and all trips we plan are very safe, fun, highly educational and popular. Any questions, feel free to ask below or send a private message!

Hiking to Windsor Castle, the Thames path and Magna Carta Monument

**GRADE:** Beginners hike 18km/11 miles. Approx 5 hrs hiking time on easy paths and park tracks. This is a lovely and historic circular hike along the Thames to **Runnymede meadow**. This historic and beautiful spot on the Thames is where **King John** grudgingly signed the **Magna Carta,** a document that limited the power of all the future Kings and Queens of England. From here, we will hike a forested hill and make our way to **Windsor Great Park.** Meandering through the deer park, ancient oak trees and rolling landscape, we'll have quite a view of **Windsor Castle** as we hike our way down the long walk to **Windsor Castle.** **Windsor Castle** has been home of royals since the 11th century, and the Great Park was the traditional hunting ground that surrounded the castle. On Leaving the castle we pick up the river path again and follow this back to **Windsor** where you are welcome to join us for a drink before catching the train home. **MEETING TIME:** 09:00 London Waterloo Station underneath the main clock **TRAINS.** 09.33 train from Waterloo arrives at Datchet Station 10.22, 57 mins journey time. Train Tickets are not included buy on the day or in advance return ticket to Windsor and Eton Riverside **COST:** £10 payable on RSVP. **HIKE STARTS:** 10.30 Datchet Station **LUNCH:** Pack lunch on route **HIKE FINISHES:** 17:00, Windsor and Eton Riverside Station **HIKE LEADER: Gary 07968585224** What to bring: lunch, snacks, water, dress appropriately for the weather with suitable clothing, spare layer waterproof and hiking footwear. [Click here for recommended kit](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FLjSAczjgbZ26OKE4Iy_zX2IFqkybdXCmK9AkVfqI1w/edit?usp=sharing) Terms and conditions: [Click Here](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XSic4Aj9VJguTQuiWrTd6I1A-EmvmQCqCHggB0omlX8/edit?usp=sharing) To view our full calendar: [Click Here](https://www.meetup.com/GO-London/events/) Contact: [golondongary@hotmail.co.uk](http://golondongary@hotmail.co.uk/) \- 07968585224 Facebook page: [Click Here ](https://www.facebook.com/GoLondonAdventure/)Facebook group: [Click Here](https://www.facebook.com/groups/GoLondonHiking/) Instagram: [Click Here](https://www.instagram.com/golondonhiking/?hl=en) X: [Click Here ](https://x.com/GOLondonhiking)Linkedin: [Click Here](https://www.linkedin.com/in/gary-bebb-260056263/) Remember to tag us on social media @Golondonhiking

Early summer in Epping Forest to Lee Valley | Free Hike 23.5km (14.6mi)

**Grade: 🥾🥾 🥾Level 3/5** —— **📖SUMMARY:** 🥾23\.5km \(16mi\) \| Ascent 394m \| Descent 429m \| Max Elevation 115m **🚊Train:** **1- Outbound:** *Single Ticket* **London Liverpool Street ➡️ Chingford** **2- Inbound:** *Single Ticket* **Chesthunt ➡️ London** 😁This is a *Friendly Oyster or contactless (bank card) trip*. No advance tickets are needed. ⛳️ **Meeting Point:** **2 Options** **1-** London Liverpool Street train station \- Information desk \(Opposite Platform 10\) \| **09:40** (Train is at **10:02**) **2-** Chingford \- Outside train station \| **10:30** ⚠️This is a **Point to Point (not Circular)** Hike **📍Hike** **start:** **Chingford** train station \| **10:35** **🔚Hike** **finish:** **Chesthunt** train station \| approx\. **\~17:00** —— 🚊**TRAIN TICKET INFORMATION:** I would recommend you get: 🎟️This is a **Friendly Oyster or contactless (bank card) trip**, both for the outward and return journeys. There’s no need to buy tickets in advance, as fares are paid directly by tapping in and out at the stations. * **➡️Outbound:** London Liverpool Street **10:02 → 10:28** Chingford * **⬅️Inbound:** Chesthunt **→** London 💡If you’d like to join other hikers using a Network Railcard, please arrive earlier so we can organise small groups. Note that each card can cover up to 4 people. 🚦Visit **[National Rail](https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/)** for details —— **📕ABOUT:** \- A proper London\-edge adventure that strings together two of the capital’s most underrated wild spaces in a single walk — ancient Epping Forest and the lakes and waterways of the Lee Valley\. \- We start at Chingford\, where Queen Victoria opened the Forest to the people in 1882\, then head straight in past Queen Elizabeth’s Hunting Lodge and pretty Connaught Water\. \- From there it’s miles of rolling\, knobbly oak and beech woodland — some trees as old as the Anglo\-Saxons — climbing gently to the High Beach ridge at 115m\, the day’s high point\. \- A long\, lovely descent through Sewardstone drops us out of the trees and into the Lee Valley: marshes\, lakes\, reedbeds\, and the calm of the Lee Navigation towpath all the way into Cheshunt\. —— **⭐️HIGHLIGHTS:** * **Chingford & Queen Elizabeth’s Hunting Lodge:** 1543 Tudor grandstand on the edge of the Forest. * **Connaught Water:** peaceful early-morning lake, popular with herons and swans. * **Epping Forest ancient woodland:** 5,900 acres of veteran oaks, beeches and hornbeams; some trees as old as the Anglo-Saxons. * **High Beach ridge:** the day’s high point, classic Forest views. * **Sewardstone:** the Forest’s quiet western edge, opening into farmland. * **River Lee Country Park:** lakes, wetlands and excellent birdwatching. * **Lee Navigation towpath:** tranquil canal walking right into Cheshunt. —— **💷COST: Free** This hike is completely free to join but participants need to purchase their own transport tickets. —— 🎒**WHAT TO BRING:** * 2L Water * Packed lunch and snacks * Comfortable walking/hiking shoes * Weather-appropriate clothing (layers, waterproofs, hat, sunscreen) * Optional: trekking poles, camera —— *✅***WHO CAN JOIN:** • ‍‍Our hikes are open to adults aged 21 and over. • For safety reasons, we’re not able to include children. • We love animals, but pets (including dogs) can’t join our hikes. —— **🚨RSVP & ATTENDANCE:** RSVP only if you plan to attend. Please cancel as early as possible if you can no longer make it 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 becoming separated from the group. —— ⚠️ **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.

FREE HIKE - Nature & Wildlife Hike: Wimbledon to Richmond Park Circular

**Meeting Point:** Outside Wimbledon Chase Station at 10:30 am and start at 10:45 am sharp! **Difficulty:** Moderate - medium paced hike **Distance:** 14 to 16 miles **Elevation Gain:** approx., 450 m **Transport:** Wimbledon Chase Station is accessible via train services. If driving, you can park in the car park at Wimbledon Chase Station. **Description:** We will explore the scenic beauty of Wimbledon Common and Richmond Park during this hike in London. Starting from Wimbledon Chase Station, the route takes through iconic landmarks such as Wimbledon Windmill Museum, Queensmere, Treebox Wood, Pen Ponds, and the vibrant Isabella Plantation. The trail offers stunning landscapes and opportunities to observe local wildlife, including birds and deer. Expect mixed terrain, with forest paths, grassy trails, and sections that cross a golf course and busy roads. We will go to a pub close to the station and socialise after the hike. **What to Bring:** * Comfortable hiking shoes or boots * Weather-appropriate clothing * Water (recommend 2 liters) * Snacks and lunch * A good positive spirit (preferably the kind that laughs when there are any uphill sections) **Important Notes:** * Ensure you are physically prepared. * Be mindful of busy road crossings and golf course sections. * Respect fellow walkers, wildlife, and other natural surroundings. **Additional Notes:** * RSVP to secure your spot. * Update your RSVP if your plans change so others can join. * **Rules:** Please make sure to read the about us section of the group before joining - https://www.meetup.com/free-hiking-outdoor-fitness-and-social-activities * **Stay Together**: Please stay with or behind the hike leader to maintain group pace and cohesion. * **Safety Reminder**: This is a voluntary activity. Participants are responsible for their own safety and for respecting fellow walkers, wildlife, and the environment. No risk or liability is inferred or accepted by the organizer. Looking forward to hiking with you and exploring this adventure together. 📱 For any issues, contact me via mobile/WhatsApp at 07830374629.

Farnham to Frensham

A truly beautiful 10 mile walk along the River Wey that takes in delightful historical ruins of Waverley Abbey and Frensham Little Pond & Great Pond too ! Let's go with the flow ! Please arrive by 9.20am at Waterloo under the clock so as to facilitate the purchase of group return train tickets for the 9.54am train to Farnham that arrives at 10.55am. Meetup fee £8 payable in cash or £6 by Friday in advance by bank transfer. Train ticket : return to Farnham. Or you may decide to drive. The walk shall commence by 11.10am. Please bring packed lunch, water, snacks etc plus walking shoes boots or trainers. We shall have a drink at the end of the walk. Please make sure that you have adequate and appropriate insurance for this type of activity and also you should be fit enough to walk 2.5 miles per hour. Train back from Farnham at 5.58pm that arrives back at 7.13pm having taken the bus from Great Pond to Farnham at 5.35pm. Please only post photos of others with their consent. My no is 07714250849.

🟠🚶 Hike: Henley-on-Thames / Assendon / Oxfordshire

🏞️ Starting from the beautiful Henley on Thames and going through the English countryside. Henley on Thames is said to be one of the most beautiful towns in England, recently voted by The Times as one of the best places to live in the English countryside. *✊ **Pace & Purpose:** Active Muslims is about focusing on the actual activity. These are **paced walks and hikes (not strolls)**, so please join us with that* ***[active mindset and purpose](https://www.instagram.com/reels/DBhPWpdIMKq/)*** *in mind.* 🟠 **HIKE:** 📏16km (10 miles) 💓 Av. Pace: 5.1km/h 🏔️ Elev. Gain: 273m 🚥 [View Walking/Hiking Levels Here](https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPRjEOPjW8B/) 📍 **Meet: \*** **London Paddington Rail Station (you can meet others here if traveling by rail from London ) or Meet the organiser directly outside Henley-on-Thames station at 15:00** 🔄 Starts/Ends: **Henley-on-Thames Station** ⌚Meet from 13:20 (if travelling from Paddington Station), the train leaves at **13:38** \[Arrives 14:27 \| With one change at Twydford at 14:15 \| Return train estimate: 19:00 or 20:00\] **\*** **PLEASE NOTE: The orgaiser will meet you direclty outside Henley-on Thames station.This hike is later than usual due to the Spartan event being held nearby. We aim to start the hike around 15:00. It is possible the host may be delayed due to the previous event!** 🚆 Travel & Tickets All our regular walks & hikes are free to join. You are welcome to arrange your own travel or meet us at the destination station. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ **Buy Your Own Ticket** We recommend buying on the day. Use a Network Railcard or a GroupSave discount where possible. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 🚻 Paddington (near platform 12), Twyford Station, Henley on Thames and on first train. **🎒 Essentials:** **Gear:** Appropriate Footwear **Food/Water**: Packed lunch, snacks, and water. **Tech:** Fully charged phone **Prayer:** If you are praying, please ensure you have wudu beforehand. **📋 Attendance Policy:** When an event has a waiting list, priority is given to new joiners and those with a reliable attendance record - *previous "No-Shows" may be moved to the waitlist to ensure spots go to reliable attendees [[why it matters](https://tinyurl.com/28sh83cn)]* ⛑️ **Disclaimer:** are solely responsible for your own safety on these events and have the fitness level required for it. That you do not require special attention, medication or additional care. You are also responsible for your belonging at all times. 🚦 **[Walk/Hike Levels:](https://www.instagram.com/share/reel/BBxV4zomeZ)** 🟢 Easy 🟡 Average 🟠 Moderate 🔴 Challenging ⚫ Very Challenging **Follow us for updates: 🌐** [@Active.Muslims](https://www.instagram.com/active.muslims)

Meetup Fundraising event - Sole Street circular