Outdoorly London | Hiking & Outdoor Adventures

🥾Hike Details
• Distance: 24 km
• Hiking Time: Approx. 6.5-7 hours
• Grade: Moderate
• Ascent: 520 m
• Pace: Steady with breaks for lunch and photos
• Cost: £32 per person (includes guided Hike & return train tickets)

👣 Hike Description
We begin this rewarding hike in the historic riverside town of Henley-on-Thames, where the River Thames meets the rolling landscapes of the Chiltern Hills. Leaving the town behind, we follow sections of the historic Oxfordshire Way into a peaceful world of hidden valleys, ancient beech woodlands, and quiet countryside.

Our route passes through the grounds of Stonor Park, the magnificent family home of the Stonor family, who have lived here for more than 850 years. We then continue along the scenic Chiltern Way towards Warburg Nature Reserve, a remarkable wildlife sanctuary set high within the Chiltern Hills.

We will finish the hike back in the charming market town of Henley-on-Thames, celebrated for its historic streets, picturesque riverside setting, and the world-renowned Henley Royal Regatta, which has attracted visitors from around the world since 1839. Along the route, we will also pass the former home of George Harrison, one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century and a member of the legendary The Beatles.

🌟Highlights:

• Henley is one of Oxfordshire's oldest settlements, famed for its 300 listed buildings and rich history, including Roman remains uncovered at Mill End.
• Beautiful beech woodlands and hidden valleys
• Panoramic views across the Oxfordshire landscape
• Chance to spot soaring red kites
• Pass the former home of George Harrison
• Views towards historic Stonor Park
• Visit the atmospheric ruins of St James Church, Bix Bottom

📍⏰Meeting Point & Time
Location: London Paddington Rail Station next to main ticket office
Depart: Meet us 09:05 am, we leave 09:20 am for 09:37 am train
Return: 07:21 pm Back in London (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.

🥾Walk Details
• Distance: 9-10 km
• Walk Time: Approx. 2.5-3 hours
• Grade: Easy
• Ascent: 110 m
• Pace: Steady with breaks for photos

📍⏰Meeting Point & Time
Location: London Finsbury Park Station (Zone 2) outside main entrance
Meet us 02:00 pm, we leave 02:10 pm sharp
Walk finish at Hornsey (Zone 3)

👣 Walk Description
The Parkland Walk is London’s longest linear nature reserve, following the route of a former railway line that connected Finsbury Park and Alexandra Palace after opening in 1873. Today, this much-loved green corridor has gained international recognition and regularly appears on “must-do” lists for visitors exploring London. Step away from the city’s busy streets and take a moment to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, where woodland, wildflowers and nature create a tranquil escape in the heart of North London.

Our walk begins at Finsbury Park station and follows the Parkland Walk through a beautiful mix of woodland, open green spaces and historic railway landscapes. As we continue, we’ll explore the peaceful surroundings of Highgate Wood, one of London’s ancient woodlands, with a history stretching back over a thousand years. Its mature trees, quiet pathways and rich wildlife make it a wonderful place to slow down and appreciate the natural beauty around us.

The trail leads us towards Alexandra Palace, affectionately known as “Ally Pally”, where we’ll pause to admire one of the best panoramic views across London. This iconic landmark has been at the heart of London’s entertainment and broadcasting history for over 150 years.

From Alexandra Palace, we’ll make our way down towards Hornsey, finishing our adventure at the Great Northern Railway Tavern, a beautifully restored Grade II listed Victorian pub. It’s the perfect place to relax, enjoy a drink, and share stories from the walk.

### 🌟 Highlights

London’s longest linear nature reserve
• Historic Parkland Walk railway route
• Ancient woodland of Highgate Wood
• Panoramic London views from Alexandra Palace
• Relaxed finish at a historic Victorian pub

Walk leader: Raj
Contact: 07788 839784 (available on hike day only)

🎒What to Bring
- Sturdy hiking boots
- Water & snacks
- Weather-appropriate clothing (layers, windbreaker)
- Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
- Optional: camera, walking poles
What not included: Transport, Food and drinks, personal insurance, and any 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: £36 per person (includes guided Hike & return train tickets)

🥾Hike Description

** We will walk East to West for Sunset (weather dependant) **
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 08:35 am for 08:54 am train
Return: 8:06 pm Back in London (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.

🥾Walk Details
• Distance: 8-9 km
• WalkTime: Approx. 3 hours
• Grade: Easy
• Pace: Steady with breaks for photos
• Cost: £31 per person (includes guided Walk & return train tickets)
📍⏰Meeting Point & Time
Location: London Bridge Rail Station next to main ticket office
Depart: Meet us 12:20 am, we leave 12:35 am for 12:52 am train
Return: 09:35 pm Back in London (commitment required until then).

👣 Walk Description
Join us for a fun and relaxed sightseeing walking tour through Brighton, where we’ll explore some of the city’s most iconic streets, historic landmarks, famous film locations, and vibrant seaside atmosphere.

Starting from Brighton Railway Station, we’ll wander through the heart of the city, visiting highlights such as The Lanes, Brighton Palace Pier, the stunning Royal Pavilion, Madeira Drive, and other well-known spots featured in films including Quadrophenia, Brighton Rock, and The Young Victoria.

This is a social and scenic walk with plenty of opportunities to take photos, enjoy the atmosphere, and discover Brighton’s fascinating mix of history, film, and seaside culture.

### 🌟 Highlights

• 🎬 Visit famous Brighton film locations
• 🏛️ See the beautiful Royal Pavilion
• 🛍️ Explore the charming lanes and hidden alleyways
• 🌊 Walk along Brighton’s iconic seafront
• 📸 Great photo opportunities throughout the day
• ☕ Relaxed social pace with time to chat and explore

### 🏖️ Beach Time

We’ll finish with some chill time at Brighton Beach, where you can relax, enjoy the sea views, grab an ice cream or coffee, dip your feet in the water, or simply unwind with the group before we head back toward the station.

## What to Expect

This is a guided sightseeing walk, not a professionally guided history or film tour. We'll explore Brighton's iconic landmarks, visit famous filming locations, and enjoy the city's vibrant atmosphere at a relaxed, social pace, with plenty of opportunities for photos and seaside views.
Our focus is on having a fun day out together while discovering some of Brighton's most interesting places—not on providing in-depth historical or cinematic commentary.

### 👋 Who is this for?

Perfect for anyone who enjoys walking, sightseeing, photography, meeting new people, film history, and a relaxed day by the sea.
Come along for a different kind of Outdoorly adventure — a Brighton city walk with movie magic, hidden gems, and plenty of seaside vibes. 🎬🌊✨

Your guide: Raj
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.