Outdoorly : Hiking, Theatre, Social Trips and Adventures

👣 Hike Details
• Distance: 20 km
• Hiking Time: Approx. 5.5-6.5 hours
• Grade: Easy
• Ascent: 220 m
• Pace: Steady with breaks for lunch and photos
• Cost: £46 per person (includes guided Hike & return train tickets)
🕒 Meeting Point & Time
Location: London St Pancras International Rail Station at 09:30 am near the Ticket office. (We take a High speed train)
Depart: Meet us 09:30 am, we leave 09:45 am for 10:04 am train
Return: 07:20 PM Back in London St Pancras International (commitment required until then)

🥾 Description
We begin our walk beside the Great Stour River and its surrounding lakes, then head through the church and village green at Chartham. From there, the route continues across classic Kentish landscapes of hop fields and apple orchards towards Chartham Hatch.
Leaving the village, we walk on through Church Wood and the ancient Blean Woods Nature Reserve before reaching the parklands of the University of Kent, where we are rewarded with superb views across the city to Canterbury Cathedral.
We then descend into Canterbury itself, following the River Stour through the historic Norman Westgate and along medieval streets and winding alleys. Our arrival into the cathedral precinct is via the ornate Christ Church Gate, leading us into the heart of Canterbury Cathedral.
There will be time to explore and enjoy this remarkable city before we make our return journey to London by train.
Highlights

• Walk a historic pilgrimage route from scenic Chilham to the medieval city of Canterbury
• Follow the peaceful Great Stour River through lakes, countryside paths, and traditional Kent landscapes
• Pass through charming villages including Chartham and the quiet rural stop at Chartham Hatch
• Enjoy woodland walking through Church Wood and the ancient Blean Woods Nature Reserve
• Take in sweeping views over Canterbury from the grounds of the University of Kent
• Enter Canterbury via the historic Westgate along the River Stour
• Finish at the world famous Canterbury Cathedral, a UNESCO listed pilgrimage destination rich in history and architecture

Hike Leader: Raj 07788 839784 (only on hike day)

🎒 What to Bring
- Sturdy hiking boots
- Water & packed lunch/snacks
- Weather appropriate clothing (layers, windbreaker)
- Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
- Optional: camera, walking poles
❌ Not included: Food, drinks, insurance or other personal expenses

👣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

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"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."
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🕒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.

🥾Hike Details
• Distance: 22 km
• Hiking Time: Approx. 5.5 hours
• Grade: Moderate
• Ascent: 330 m
• Pace: Steady with breaks for lunch and photos
• Cost: £30 per person (includes guided Hike & return train tickets)

👣 Hike Description
This rewarding circular hike along the beautiful Greensand Ridge, just south of the North Downs. This route offers a perfect mix of woodland, open valley, and sweeping viewpoints. Along the way, we’ll enjoy striking contrasts between the lush Darent Valley, panoramic views across to the North Downs.

We begin across Limpsfield Common, a peaceful National Trust landscape, before heading through the charming Darent Valley and climbing onto the wooded heights of Crockhamhill Common. From there, we loop toward Chartwell, the historic family home of Winston Churchill, where we’ll catch glimpses of the house and its surrounding countryside.
The route continues through Hosey Common, a diverse 64-hectare woodland of broadleaved trees, and onward to High Chart and parts of the Titsey Estate and Squerryes Park. We then cross back over our outward path at Limpsfield Chart and return via more scenic sections of Limpsfield Common.
Our walk finishes in the picturesque village of Limpsfield, known for its well-preserved historic buildings, before heading back to Oxted.

🌟Highlights:

• Panoramic views across the North Downs and High Weald
• Peaceful woodland trails and open countryside
• Scenic Darent Valley section
• Glimpses of Chartwell, Churchill’s historic home
• Diverse habitats across Hosey Common and High Chart
• Charming finish through the historic village of Limpsfield

📍⏰Meeting Point & Time
Location: London Bridge Rail Station next to main ticket office
Depart: Meet us 08:45 am, we leave 09:05 am for 10:01 am train
Return: 05:32 pm Back in London Bridge(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.

👣 Hike Details
• Distance: 28 km
• Hiking Time: Approx. 8-8.5 hours
• Grade: Hard
• Ascent: 500 m
• Pace: Steady with breaks for lunch and photos
• Cost: £52 per person (includes guided Hike & return train tickets)

🥾 Description
Starting from the historic market town of Moreton‑in‑Marsh, this classic Cotswold circular walk offers a relaxed and rewarding introduction to the area’s gently rolling countryside and picture perfect villages. The route heads north in a peaceful anti‑clockwise loop through the Cotswold foothills, visiting a string of honey‑coloured gems including Paxford, Chipping Campden, Broad Campden and Blockley.
After crossing quiet fields, the morning walk climbs steadily to reveal lovely open views before descending into Broad Campden. We also pass through Chipping Campden, renowned as the traditional gateway to the Cotswolds and the official start of the Cotswold Way. This vibrant market town is rich in Arts & Crafts heritage, with elegant stone buildings, historic halls and a lively village atmosphere that contrasts beautifully with the surrounding countryside.
Later, We’ll arrive in Blockley, a village rich in history and charm. Once a centre for the silk industry, Blockley is nestled in a valley and feels slightly more hidden, with its beautiful church, old mill buildings, and a network of quiet lanes..
The walk links several renowned long‑distance paths — the Diamond Way, Heart of England Way and Monarch’s Way — adding a sense of journey and history to the day, before looping back peacefully to Moreton‑in‑Marsh.
Walking sections of these historic routes adds a sense of connection to England’s rich walking heritage.

Highlights

• Classic Cotswold scenery with rolling hills and patchwork fields
• Quintessential villages with honey-coloured stone cottages
• Panoramic viewpoints from gentle hill climbs
• A varied route combining peaceful farmland, valleys, and woodland edges
• Walking along three iconic long-distance trails
• English countryside with rolling hills and ancient woodland.

🕒 Meeting Point & Time
Location: London Paddington Rail Station at 08:20 am near the Ticket office
Depart: Meet us 08:20 am, we leave 08:40 am for 08:52 am train
Return: 09:30 PM Back in London Bridge (commitment required until then)

Your guide: Raj 07788 839784 (only on hike day)

🎒 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.