Foraging Walks London

AI Work Walks London: What Has AI Actually Changed About Your Job This Year?

**The question for this walk: What Has AI Actually Changed About Your Job This Year?** Not what’s supposed to change. What actually has. Bring the real version, including the parts where nothing moved.We walk in pairs and small groups, and I'll mix people up once or twice along the way so you get a proper conversation with three or four people. **Who this is for** People trying to make AI work inside organisations. Adoption and transformation leads, L&D and HR, operations, product, policy, risk, internal comms, engineers and builders, consultants doing this for clients. **What this isn't** If you're here to sell, this isn't the one. **Meeting point:** Under the clock on the main concourse at Waterloo station, by the Pret. We leave the station at 18:25 sharp, so please be on time. **Route:** down to the South Bank and east past the National Theatre and Tate Modern, over towards Borough. Finishing at The Mudlark by Southwark Cathedral for a drink with whoever has time. London Bridge station is two minutes from there for your way home. **RSVPs include one question. I read the answers, so please give me a line.** Running late on the night: 07491656653 or message me here.

Bewl Water - a most stunning walk

A most stunningly beautiful 11 mile medium paced walk in the Sussex countryside and by a clockwise stretch of beautiful Bewl Water ! Bewl Water is a reservoir and is the biggest stretch of open water in the whole of the South East. Let's go with the flow ! Please only rsvp if you can walk 2.5 miles per hour and you should have adequate and appropriate insurance for this type of activity. Please arrive by 8.55am to facilitate the purchase of group train tickets - Wadhurst return - for the train at 9.24am that arrives at 11.05am after rail replacement bus from Tonbridge to Wadhurst. Train ticket : Wadhurst return. Or you may decide to drive. The walk shall commence at 11.25am if the toilets are open at Wadhurst train station. Meetup fee £8 payable in cash or £6 non refundable by bank transfer in advance, details available upon request. No PayPal. We shall have a drink at the end of the walk in Three Legs Cross before aiming to take the 254 bus at 4.29pm and then the replacement bus and train back to London. Please bring packed lunch, water, snacks etc as well as waterproof jacket and walking shoes/trainers or boots plus sunhat, suncream and sunglasses. Please only post photos of others with their consent. My no is 07714250849.

The Magnificent Seven cemeteries walk series- East London duo

11 miles Moderate Liner This is the first of four planned walks visiting the magnificent seven Victorian London cemeteries. The first of the series will include visiting the two in East London - Tower Hamlets and Abney Park (Stoke Newington) We will meet at 10.00 outside the Hotel Chocolat shop at London Bridge mainline station, which is on the left hand side of the concourse as you go through the barriers. Starting with a scenic walk along the Thames from London Bridge, through St Katherine's Docks to Limehouse and then hugging the Regent's Canal until we reach Mile End. Passing close by to two interesting museums- the Ragged School Museum and the Vagina Museum, which unfortunately we won't have time to visit... After briefly dropping into Tower Hamlets Cemetery ([https://fothcp.org/](https://fothcp.org/)), we make our way to the scenic Victoria Park where there is a great cafe, toilets and sourdough bread for sale! We then continue through some suburban parts of East London and can appreciate how trendy Stoke Newington has become, before we finish at Abney Park Cemetery ([https://abneypark.org/](https://abneypark.org/)) which provides a wild, gothic, and atmospheric end to the day. Plenty of cafes and bars available here too, and easy return travel. This is a no dog walk. NB: **There is a £2 payment required for non-Ramblers Assoc. members** to help cover our Meetup costs. Please help the walk leader by bringing **the exact change.** Ramblers members are welcome on any of our walks, but we would still encourage you to RSVP on Meetup. This will give our volunteer walk leaders an idea of how many are attending, and also keep the numbers manageable. If, on the day of the walk, you are still on the waiting list and a Ramblers member, you can attend - just let the walk leader know you are coming by adding a comment 'Coming as a Rambler'. You will find the start location via our website Our Walks ([westkentwalkinggroup.org.uk](http://westkentwalkinggroup.org.uk/)).

Walking in the footsteps of the old Cattle Drovers Road in Islington

Walk in the footsteps of the old cattle Drovers Road and discover how and why animals were brought to market at Smithfield from all over the country. Along the way, discover how Islington developed from a tiny Hamlet in the doomsday book of 1086. Look out for cattle troughs, drovers ale houses, a monastery, turnpikes and many more. End our walk at Drovers End in Smithfield market.

London Society FOOD CRAWL - Tooting Market

Have you ever wanted to explore and savour as many food places within an event? If so, this may be the right one for you. Welcome to another one of the FOOD CRAWLS where you have the opportunity to explore and savour the food from some of the places we may visit. 

With this particular event, we will be exploring an array of cuisine revolving around Mauritius, Guyana and England however, it’ll be the first time that we’re doing this in a food market. The market that has been chosen is ‘Tooting Market’. We will also be savouring what they may deliver. Based on research and experience, the places we are to visit have some unique delicacies which has brought joy to the world. Here are the food places we’ll be visiting: * Mange de Iles (Mauritian) * Pepi’s (Guyanese) * Candycane Lounge (English) So the plan is extremely simple. We’re to visit each food place with the market and savour their unique delicacies hence the term ‘food crawl’. This is the opportunity to explore the Food places, eat, drink, make new friends but most importantly, have an enjoyable yet memorable experience. My fellow explorers, if you enjoyed the event, I’m more than happy to accept any donations which of course are optional but will go a long way to help me unlock and deliver even more exciting and engaging events and resources: https://www.paypal.me/calvinjoy 

WHAT - Food Crawl
WHERE - Tooting Market
WHEN - 4pm - 6pm
MEETING POINT - Outside Tooting Broadway Station
NEAREST STATION - Tooting Broadway Station
REQUIREMENTS - Just your good behaviour is all and whatever is listed above for the walk.

 Disclaimers: Please be on your best behaviour and respect one another. This group doesn’t tolerate any misbehaviour and misconduct. Should such a thing take place, you will be removed. If you ask a question that either already has the answer to it or doesn’t relate to the event at all, I won’t respond. Whenever an event takes place, I will cut off contact 20 minutes after the event commences. If you message even 1 minute after the cut off time, I won’t be available as I’m conducting the event. There will be photography and videography by myself so if you are photo conscious and/or do not want to be in the video, do kindly inform me and I’ll try my utmost best to not involve you in the picture. Let’s all be responsible but please be aware you come at your own risk. Do be mindful of your possessions, belongings and most importantly, your safety. The ‘London society of explorers’ accept no risk of liability at this event.

The most stunning hike in Sussex, Berwick to Seaford via Alfriston

North London’s Green Corridor: Highgate, Hampstead and Ally Pally fireworks

Join us for an interesting, varied walk through North London’s historic leafy trails, culminating near Alexandra Palace, where we can stay for a glimpse of one of London’s finest November firework displays. Starting in Finsbury Park, we’ll pick up London’s longest linear nature reserve, following a former railway line and passing a folklore-inspired sculpture that has become its unofficial guardian. We’ll climb through Highgate, with its attractive village streets and famous cemetery, before reaching Parliament Hill for views across London to St Paul’s, the Shard and Westminster. We’ll cross the ponds, meadows and woodland of Hampstead Heath to Kenwood House, the elegant neoclassical villa that is home to the Iveagh Bequest and paintings by Rembrandt and Vermeer. We’ll finish by passing through Highgate Wood, a 70-acre section of the ancient Hornsey Wood, before heading towards Alexandra Palace for a well-earned drink or two and the option to stick around for the fireworks later. **NB** The event does not include entry into the official firework venue. If you are interested in attending this, tickets are available on the link below. The walk Host won't be attending the fireworks event due to an early start the next day (😂) but do post in the Comments section below if you want to co-ordinate with others to attend. [www.alexandrapalace.com/whats-on/fireworks-drone-festival](https://www.alexandrapalace.com/whats-on/fireworks-drone-festival/) **SUMMARY (all info is approximate!)** **Distance**: 16km/10 miles linear route **Ascent**: 250 metres **Duration**: 4.5 hours walking **Grade**: Beginners/Intermediate, largely flat, along good paths, with plenty of short stops and options to leave part-way through if you get tired. **COST AND LOGISTICS** **Cost**: £12 **Meet:** 10:30am - Costa Coffee, Finsbury Park Station https://maps.app.goo.gl/NMjh9WfKBaK1YU1Z8 **Start**: 10.45am **Finish:** 4.30pm Hornsey Station / Great Northern Railway Tavern **Both stations are within the Oyster/Contactless Zone** **REVIEWS** [Trip Advisor](https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attraction_Review-g186338-d19994843-Reviews-AAA_Hiking_Outdoor_Group-London_England.html) \| [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/AAAHikingUK/reviews) \| [MeetUp](https://www.meetup.com/aaa-outdoor-hiking-adventure-travel/feedback-overview/) **PRICE INCLUDES** * Guided walk planned and led by an experienced AAA leader, trained in Outdoor First Aid. **PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE** * Travel costs * Lunch, drinks or any refreshments * PayPal fees **RECOMMENDED KIT LIST** [(](https://mailchi.mp/aaalondongroup.com/kitlist)[complete list](www.aaahiking.co.uk/kit-lists)[)](https://mailchi.mp/aaalondongroup.com/kitlist) * Suitable walking shoes or boots * Packed lunch and snacks * Water - Minimum 1 litre recommended * Waterproof jacket and trousers * Warm windproof layer e.g. Down/Primaloft/Fleece * Wicking base layer e.g. Polyester/Tencel/Merino **CANCELLING/REFUNDS** If you can no longer join the walk, please message the Host listed on here, and update your RSVP status to 'Not going', to allow others to take your place. If the event is full, and you have messaged us and have changed your RSVP to 'Not going', we will refund you, less the PayPal/Meetup fees. To obtain this, please email info@aaalondongroup.com **after the event**, with the email address you use on your PayPal account and transaction reference. If the hike is not full, unfortunately we will not be able to provide any refund. **QUESTIONS** If you have any other questions, please check visit our [FAQ page](https://mailchi.mp/aaalondongroup.com/frequently-asked-questions). If you are still unsure, contact the event Host shown on this page. We’ve run over 1,000 trips in the last 18 years, so you’re in good hands. That said, all participants (members and their guests) in any AAA Hiking event or activity are personally responsible for their fitness, safety and welfare, and must be equipped accordingly. If you have signed up for the event, you acknowledge and accept the AAA London Group [Terms and Conditions](https://www.aaahiking.co.uk/terms-and-conditions). © AAA London Group Ltd. Errors and Omissions Excepted [FAQs](https://mailchi.mp/aaalondongroup.com/frequently-asked-questions) \| [Terms and Conditions](https://mailchi.mp/aaalondongroup.com/termsandconditions) \| [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/AAAhiking) \| [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/AAAHikingUK/reviews)

Past to Peace: The Forgotten Village, Cliffs of Calm & PeaceHaven Coastal Escape

**Event description** Join us for a scenic and adventurous hike starting at Sothease station, winding through the peaceful South Downs, and uncovering the hidden hamlet of Telscombe, tucked away from time and crowds. We’ll continue on to Peace Haven cliffs, and onto Peace Haven meridean line, then striking coastline toward Newhaven, where cliffs, sea views and a super long pier reward the journey before the pub. Expect rolling hills, secret paths, and a mix of countryside charm and coastal drama. A perfect day for nature lovers, curious wanderers, and those craving a lesser-known trail with a stunning seaside finish. We will be joining up with the group who have been on my Lewes Bonfire event below, as we will be staying in Southease so the more the merrier! [Britain’s Biggest Bonfire Night: Lewes Fireworks & South Downs Night Adventure](https://www.meetup.com/aaa-outdoor-hiking-adventure-travel/events/315905012) **Social media pic of this event previously:** * 2026: [Past to PeaceHaven: Pubs, Forgotten Village, Cliffs of Calm, Coastal Escape](https://www.instagram.com/p/DW_1nhIiIq8/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ=) * 2025 [Past to PeaceHaven: Pubs, Forgotten Village, Cliffs of Calm, Coastal Escape](https://www.facebook.com/AAAHikingUK/posts/pfbid0hi4acWv7icUdXP7YdeASvu93B6VBHfkLAFuQHrs6yhFGJXWKT2273xvgjXeKmN1zl) **WHAT TO EXPECT - HIKING INFO** Distance: **22km** Ascent: c.**376 metres** Estimated Duration (approx.): **5-6 hours walking** depending upon the speed of the group and excluding any breaks. Difficulty: *[Energetic](https://www.aaahiking.co.uk/hike-grade)* **WHAT TO EXPECT - PREVIOUS DAY HIKE REELS** * [2025 SUNSET Seven Sisters Social hike, Sunset Seaford Swim... Sleep well Sunday.](https://www.instagram.com/reels/DTA7n2QiNro/) * [2026 🌞 Sunset Stonehenge Summer Solstice Hike: Stay, Sleep, and Sunrise Sunday](https://www.instagram.com/reel/DaHqS_ZI0Ji/) **PROGRAMME** Meeting Point: Meeting Point: Southease station for 10:00 Finish point: Southease station: 16:00ish **COST** The cost is **£12 per person** for hike only. Once you’ve RSVP’d, check the private comments section of this Meetup event for the invitation link to join the WhatsApp group. This is where we’ll share updates, and answer questions (particularly if I’m temporarily unavailable). I’ll share my live location on the day, return train times, and group photos after the event. **HIKE INCLUDES** * Guided Hike planned and led by experienced AAA leader who is Lowland leader qualified, Wilderness First Aid qualified, Summer Mountain Leader trained. * PayPal fees **PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE** * Lunch, drinks or any refreshments * Souvenirs * Meetup Fee levied on all purchases via meetup * Entrance fees to any attractions you wish to visit **RECOMMENDED KIT LIST [(](https://mailchi.mp/aaalondongroup.com/kitlist)[full list](https://www.aaahiking.co.uk/kit-lists)[)](https://mailchi.mp/aaalondongroup.com/kitlist)** * Suitable hiking shoes or boots * Waterproof jacket and trousers (Please no jeans!) * Water [2L recommended] * Warm/Windproof layer, e.g. Down/Primaloft/Fleece * Wicking base layer, e.g. Polyester/Tencil/Merino * Camera & Phone **CANCELLING/REFUNDS** If you can no longer join the event, please message the host and update your RSVP status on MeetUp to 'Not going', to allow others to take your place. If the event sells out, and you have messaged us and have changed your RSVP to 'Not going', please email us on [[[info@aaalondongroup.com](mailto:info@aaalondongroup.com)]([mailto:info@aaalondongroup.com](http://mailto:info@aaalondongroup.com/))]([mailto:info@aaalondongroup.com](http://mailto:info@aaalondongroup.com/)) after the event date, requesting a refund, including your PayPal email address, so we can locate the payment. Unfortunately, as PayPal retains the original transaction fee, we cannot refund this. If the hike is not full, we are sorry, we are unable to issue a refund. **QUESTIONS** If you have any other questions, please check visit our [FAQ page](https://www.aaahiking.co.uk/faq). If you are still unsure, contact the event Host shown on this page. We have operated over 1,000 events without significant incidents in the last ten years, achieved through meticulous planning. All participants (members and their guests) in any AAA Hiking event or activity are personally responsible for their fitness, safety and welfare, and must be equipped accordingly. If you have signed up for the event, you acknowledge and accept the AAA Hiking Terms and Conditions. ⁠ [FAQs](https://www.aaahiking.co.uk/faq) \| [Terms and Conditions](https://www.aaahiking.co.uk/terms-and-conditions) \| [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/AAAhiking) \| [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/AAAHikingUK/reviews) \| [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/aaahiking/) \| [Trip Adviser](https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attraction_Review-g186338-d19994843-Reviews-AAA_Hiking_Outdoor_Group-London_England.html) \| [Website](https://www.aaahiking.co.uk/) © AAA London Group Ltd. Errors and Omissions Excepted

GREEN £5 WALK 🌳 🌲💧RIVER BRENT - HANWELL to GREENFORD

GREAT WALK, MEADOWS, FOREST TRAILS, RIVER, and FRIENDLY SOCIALISING with CHEAP FOOD and DRINKS **WALK START: Hanwell Station** (Elizabeth Line and National Rail). When you arrive at the start look for Ken with the Meetup Badge. WALK ROUTE: River Brent, Perivale Park and Paradise Fields. WALK DISTANCE: 5.5 miles WALK FINISH: At a large pub between Northolt, Greenford and Sudbury Stations. WALK STOP OUT POINT: Always near to London bus routes. **Scroll down to see Disclaimer and Notice of Risks.** ENJOY AN UNIQUE WALK IN STUNNING GREEN SPACES IN LONDON. STRENGTHEN NEW FRIENDSHIPS IN A PUB SOCIAL AFTER THE WALK. **COST of EVENT**: **All of the walks on this group are only £5 each to attend. Payment is not collected before the day of the event to allow you maximum flexibility. Why pay more on other groups for overpriced walks with no afterwalk socialising!!** **The walk is free for holders of the Ken's Events Membership Card.** BREATHE FRESH AIR: Give up the city streets for a day and improve your overall fitness levels on a green walk. Explore and enjoy London's abundant and sometimes secret green spaces, forest areas and surprising surrounding countryside. Meet new people and make some new friends. Walking is a great social activity. Visit parts of London, unknown to most people, that you would not otherwise have a reason to see. **Social Event**: Our walks are social walks, where the emphasis is on meeting new people, enjoying nature, healthy exercise, and fresh air. Our walks are not interrupted with running commentaries or historical lectures, although occasionally features of significance may be pointed out. As such our walks will be continuous with few stops and it is your responsibilty to keep walkers ahead in view and to follow the direction of the walk. We always end the walk at a pub with a convivial atmosphere where the socialising can continue. *Be sure to join us in the pub for the whole experience!* WANT TO COME ON ANOTHER WALK? For a list of future walks go to[ http://www.meetup.com/KENS-EVENTS-EXPLORE-LONDON-SECRETS/events/](https://www.meetup.com/KENS-EVENTS-EXPLORE-LONDON-SECRETS/events/) Please post no pre-event messages unless you are posting something relevant for the whole group and only post photos of other members with their consent. Kens Events also has a Facebook Page, Instagram and Twitter accounts. [http://www.facebook.com/Kens.events](http://www.facebook.com/Kens.events) Instagram Page [Kenswalks](https://www.instagram.com/weekendgreenwalks/) Twitter [@KenEvents](http://www.twitter.com/KenEvents) Kens Events also has a Facebook Group that you can join. [http://www.facebook.com/groups/Kensevents](http://www.facebook.com/groups/kensevents) RAIN POLICY: Light rain is not usually a problem . However if torrentail rain is forecast, please check back to this webpage on the day of the event around 3 hours before the start for the latest update. Unfortunately no large dogs and small children are permitted on these walks. **NOTICE of RISKS applicable for all walks:** Please dress appropriately for weather and terrain conditions. Only wear good sturdy shoes, with ankle support, and carry a bottle of water and necessary medication. You need to be moderately fit for this walk and able to walk for at least 8 miles. This walk is suitable for the average experienced hill walker. Expect some hills. Do not attend this walk if you do not fit that description or if you have a medical condition (especially heart and/or lung conditions) that may impact upon your capability of completing the walk. These walks are city walks and countryside walks where all the usual risks of injury during such walks apply resulting from interactions with road traffic, joggers, cyclists, e-scooters,other members of the public, animals (farm, domestic and wild), plants (allergic reactions), uneven surfaces, including portruding tree roots and potholes and there may be low overhanging branches. In these walks we cross busy roads, use towpaths alongside water, bridlepaths, country lanes and sometimes ill defined paths and tracks through woodland, bush and countryside. Some tracks may be muddy and slippery, and conditions may be wet and icy. The walk leader is not and does not purport to be a professional guide, or a medical professional, but is instead a like minded individual who also enjoys hill walking and who is familiar with the intended route. Do not attend this walk unless you accept and consent to the above risks. If you require insurance for these walks then you must arrange this yourself. **DISCAIMER** All Ken's Events are subject to a disclaimer. Please click here [https://www.meetup.com/kens-events-explore-london-secrets/](https://www.meetup.com/kens-events-explore-london-secrets/) to find out more about Kens Events/Walks and click on 'read more' to see full disclaimer.

BEGINNERS HIKE 14km Fishing Towns & Nature Reserves of the Thames Estuary

📏 **Key Info:** • Distance: 9 miles (14km) • Grading: [Beginners](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/HikeGradings.pdf) with one main hill that we take gently • Ascent: 140m • Hiking time: 4 to 4.5 hours • Cost: £31 (includes guided hike + return train) • Refunds: Payments are non-refundable and non-transferable. If you follow our [[Resale Process](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/FAQ.pdf)] and your place is rebooked, we’ll issue a refund. • Toilet Breaks: On the train, at the lunch stop, and at the end pub 📍 **Meeting Point** • Liverpool Street station. Meet in front of the Information point in the centre of the station - [MAP](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/StationPhotos/LiverpoolStreet.jpg) & [PHOTO](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/StationPhotos/LiverpoolStreetPhoto.jpg) • Time: Meet 8:40am, leave 9am for the 9:15am train • Return: 5:33pm arrival back in London (you’re committed until then) 🌟 **Highlights** • **Hadleigh Country Park** \- one of the largest in Essex • **Hadleigh Castle** \- enchanting 13th\-century ruins • **Estuary island of Two Tree Island Nature Reserve** \- a sanctuary for birdlife and marine species • **Leigh-on-Sea** \- often ranked as one of the best places to live in the UK\, a historic fishing town famous for its freshly caught cockles \- a local delicacy • 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](https://www.ebws.org.uk/birdsites/two-tree-island-leigh-sea) • 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. 🧭 **Guide:** • Leader: [PAUL](https://www.outdooraholics.co.uk/MeetTheOutdooraholics.pdf) • Contact (hike day only): 07873 221480 🍽️ **Food:** • Bring a packed lunch • Pub visit after the hike (drinks optional) 🎒**What to Bring** • Hiking boots/shoes • Water (2 litres minimum) • Packed lunch • Waterproofs (jacket and trousers) • Hat and gloves if cold • Train tickets are arranged – just meet us at the meeting point ⚠️ **Safety** Your guide is a trained hike leader and Outdoor Activity First Aider ❓ **Want to Know More?** • [New to Our Trips?](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/new_to_our_day_hikes.pdf) (perfect for first-timers, answers “what to expect”) • [About Us](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/about_us.pdf) (who Outdooraholics are, credibility, history) • [FAQs](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/FAQ.pdf) (covers common queries) 📲 **Explore More &** **Stay Connected** [Day hikes list](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/hikesbygrade.pdf) 👣 [Calendar - All trips](https://www.meetup.com/outdooraholics/events/calendar/) 📖 [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/outdooraholics/) 📸 [Facebook page](https://www.facebook.com/Outdooraholics) & [Photos group](https://www.facebook.com/groups/Outdooraholics) 📄 **Terms and Conditions** By signing up or attending you agree to our [Terms and Conditions](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/TermsConditionsOutdooraholicsHikingUK.pdf) © Outdooraholics Hiking UK Ltd 2026 E & OE

Autumnal Walking Break in the New Forest

**A sociable three-night autumn walking break exploring the New Forest, with woodland, coast and riverside walking.** 🥾 Walking grade: Leisurely 👥 Small group – maximum 8 🏨 3 nights’ hotel accommodation 🍳 Breakfast included 🚐 Transport during the break included 🚆 Free station collection available **WHAT WE’LL BE DOING** We’ll have three days of guided walking, exploring a different side of the New Forest each day. One day takes us through the woodland around Bolderwood, with time in Lyndhurst afterwards. We’ll also head to the coast for a walk around Keyhaven, the Lymington-Keyhaven Marshes and Hurst Spit. Our final day follows the Beaulieu River between Beaulieu and Buckler’s Hard before we head home. **COMING ON YOUR OWN?** Most people who travel with Large Outdoors come on their own, so you certainly won’t be the only person arriving without knowing anyone. With a maximum of eight people, it’s a small, sociable group, with time to get to know each other over the walks and evening meals. **CAR-FREE OPTION** You don’t need a car for this trip. We offer a free collection from New Milton railway station on the first evening, with a station drop-off after our final walk. **PRICE & BOOKING** See current prices, room choices and availability on the Large Outdoors website. RSVPing on Meetup does not reserve a place. Your place is only confirmed once you have booked directly with Large Outdoors. **FULL DETAILS & BOOKING** [https://www.largeoutdoors.com/autumn-in-the-new-forest](https://www.largeoutdoors.com/autumn-in-the-new-forest?utm_source=meetup&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=meetup_events)

Epping Forest's Autumn Colours (13 miles)

A walk to enjoy the exceptional autumn colours of Epping Forest, and its viewpoints overlooking happy autumn fields, following a route in the spirit of the 1962 edition of London Transport's *Country Walks.* In their words "this circular walk explores where the forest widens. You will find an abundance of beech, oak, hornbeam and birch trees, and a dense undergrowth of hawthorn, blackthorn and bramble. Rabbits and squirrels are for ever crossing your path, but to catch a glimpse of a stoat, weasel or deer, you must be more patient and searching." Pub / cafe stops at High Beach and Upshire Alfred Tennyson lived beside the forest - the walk's viewpoints overlook his house. In his words we'll be "*looking on the happy autumn fields, And thinking of the days that are no more."* TRAVEL & WALK DETAILS Walk start at 10.30 from LOUGHTON tube station (Zone 6). Circular walk. Oyster contactless & travelcards cover all travel. *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. 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.