Sobre nós
Free, volunteer-led day hikes for fit and confident walkers across London and the surrounding counties
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🥾 What to expect
We are a London-based hiking group exploring routes across London and the surrounding counties, from scenic woodlands and rolling hills to the occasional muddy stretch. Our hikes are typically 20 to 25 km (12 to 15 miles) at a moderate to brisk pace and are best suited to walkers comfortable with longer distances over mixed terrain.
All hikes are free and led by experienced volunteer organisers. Walks usually start around 10:00 and finish mid to late afternoon. Most routes are accessible by train, with optional group travel from central London or the option to meet directly at the hike start point.
The group is open to adults aged 21 and over who enjoy longer and more challenging walks in a friendly and well-organised community that values fresh air, adventure, and good company.
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🌱 About Us
Founded in April 2025, we are a lively group that values fresh air, good conversation, and shared adventure.
Hiking is about people as much as distance, and we aim to create a friendly and supportive atmosphere on every walk. Those newer to longer-distance hiking are welcome, provided the event matches your fitness level.
You finish a weekend in the hills tired, muddy, maybe a little achy, but smiling. The fresh air, the miles, the laughter, the challenge, the conversations, the new friendships, and the views stay with you long after the hike is over. By Monday you’re recovering, by Tuesday you’re already looking for the next adventure. We call it the hiker’s high. And at Hike Together, what matters is that we get out there and hike together.
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👋 First Time Joining a Hike
If this is your first hike with the group, welcome.
We encourage newcomers to introduce themselves to the organiser at the start of the walk. Many members join their first event without knowing anyone, and we aim to create a friendly and inclusive atmosphere.
Please make sure you are comfortable with the distance and pace described in the event before joining. If you are unsure, feel free to ask questions in the event comments.
During the hike, stay aware of the group and avoid becoming separated, particularly at junctions or in remote areas.
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🏛️ How We’re Run
The group is run by a small team of experienced volunteer organisers. We plan and lead walks as peers rather than professionals. We organise UK day hikes only and do not run or promote activities involving travel providers.
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✅ Who Can Join
Participation is limited to adults aged 21 and over. Children and pets are not permitted, as routes can be long and physically demanding.
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💰 Cost
All hikes are free to attend. In some cases, organisers may arrange optional group rail tickets to help reduce travel costs, and participants using these must travel on the same train and contribute their share. Optional social events may sometimes require a venue or accommodation deposit. Organisers do not profit from any payments.
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💪 Walk Distance and Conditions
Most hikes cover around 20 to 25 km (12 to 15 miles) across hilly and varied terrain.
Typical moving pace is around 4.5 to 5.5 km/h, depending on terrain and conditions. These are not slow or casual walks, and pace may vary slightly between events.
Routes explore classic English countryside including woodland paths, rolling hills, open ridgelines, and farm tracks. Underfoot conditions can change quickly and may include mud, chalk paths, uneven ground, and occasional steeper sections.
After wet weather, standing water and large puddles may be encountered, sometimes reaching above the ankle of standard walking shoes. On rare occasions short scrambles up steeper sections may require using your hands.
If you are new to longer hikes, we recommend starting with an easier event and building up gradually.
Breaks are limited, and the group maintains a steady forward pace throughout the day.
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🗺️ Hike Difficulty Levels
- Easy: Up to 12 km, mostly flat
- Easy to Moderate: Up to 15 km, some slopes
- Moderate: Up to 20 km, mixed terrain
- Moderate to Strenuous: Up to 30 km, steep sections
- Strenuous: 30+ km, rough terrain
- 👉 Full grading reference available HERE.
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👨👩👧👦 Travel and Meeting Points
Most hikes are accessible by train. Participants should buy their own ticket unless using an organised group option. Some hikes may offer two meeting points, either at a London station or at the hike start. Please arrive on time, as the group cannot wait for late arrivals.
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👥 Group Size
Most hikes typically have between 25 and 50 participants, depending on the event and conditions, with larger groups being less common. As we move as one group, staying with the leader is important.
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🎒 What to Bring (Essential)
- Packed lunch, snacks, at least 2L water
- Proper hiking footwear is essential. Trainers are not suitable for most of our routes, especially in wet or muddy conditions.
- Layers, waterproofs, warm layer
- Sun protection
- Personal medication and blister plasters
- Fully charged phone and head torch
- Offline maps or GPS app
- Some cash or bank card
Recommended: Walking poles, power bank, whistle, dry bags, navigation apps such as AllTrails or Gaia GPS and know how to use them.
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🚻 Facilities
Facilities can be limited or unavailable on rural routes.
Mobile signal may be unreliable in remote areas.
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🧭 Navigation
Please read the event details carefully and bring appropriate navigation tools, such as AllTrails, GaiaGPS, or OS Maps, on your mobile device or a suitable alternative.
If you become separated from the group, stop and remain where you are if it is safe to do so, and contact the host so we can assist in reconnecting you.
If you are unable to contact the host, make safe and sensible decisions using your own judgement and available resources.
We do our best to keep everyone together, but we can’t stop frequently for individuals who are unable to maintain the pace. In these situations, you may need to continue at your own pace.
Do not rely solely on other participants for navigation.
If you choose to move ahead or leave the group structure, you’ll be considered to be continuing independently and responsible for your own route and safety. If you do so without informing an organiser, it will be assumed you’re managing independently.
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⛈️ Cancellations
Hikes run in most weather but may be cancelled for safety or organiser availability. Always check the event page before travelling.
Walks generally go ahead in rain, wind, and cold conditions. Expect wet paths, mud, and exposure at times. Comfort is your responsibility.
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⏰ Typical Schedule
Each hike is slightly different, but most follow a similar structure.
Some participants choose to meet in central London and travel together by train, while others make their own way directly to the starting point.
Once everyone has arrived, the organiser will give a short briefing covering the planned route, key safety points, and what to expect during the walk.
Most hikes begin at around 10:00. We walk at a steady, comfortable pace, with short rest stops along the way and a longer lunch break of approximately 30 to 45 minutes.
The hike leader will guide the group throughout. All participants are expected to follow the leader at all times and must not walk ahead or fall too far behind. The leader will also provide instructions and share important information as needed during the event.
Walks typically finish in the mid to late afternoon, usually between 16:00 and 17:00, depending on distance, conditions, and pace. When possible, there may be an optional pub stop near the finish or close to the train station.
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📸 Photos and Media
Group photos may be taken during hikes and shared on Meetup or social media.
If an image includes you and you prefer not to appear, you may ask the organiser to remove it or replace it with a version where you are blurred or not recognisable. All requests will be respected and choosing not to appear in photos will never affect your participation in the group.
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🛡️ CODE OF CONDUCT
👥 Lift Sharing
Members are welcome to make their own private arrangements for lift sharing and group travel. Any lift sharing arranged between members is undertaken voluntarily, at each individual’s own discretion and entirely at their own risk. Any agreements relating to travel, insurance, costs, timing, or other related matters are strictly between the individuals involved. Once members have established a connection, please arrange privately and move any lift-sharing discussions off this platform.
🌿 Behaviour & Respect
Our events are intended to be social, safe, and welcoming spaces where everyone can enjoy hiking and good company.
Members are expected to behave in a respectful, courteous, and considerate manner at all times. Please be mindful of personal boundaries and maintain appropriate personal space. Unwanted physical contact is not acceptable.
Conversations should remain friendly and respectful. Comments, jokes, or behaviour that make others uncomfortable are not appropriate.
Respect the diversity of our members and treat everyone with kindness.
Conversation on hikes is encouraged but optional. Some people enjoy chatting throughout the walk while others prefer quieter time outdoors. Both are welcome.
👤 Personal Conduct
Smoking, recreational drug use, and the use of loudspeakers are not permitted during group events.
Medications prescribed by a medical professional are permitted. If listening to music or audio, please use headphones so that others can enjoy the natural surroundings.
📝 Bookings & Cancellations
Our events often have limited spaces. When a place is taken, it may prevent someone else from joining.
As our events are free, we ask members to be mindful when RSVPing and only sign up if they genuinely plan to attend. Please also avoid booking multiple events on the same day. If your plans change, we understand that things come up, but please cancel as early as possible so your place can be offered to someone on the waitlist.
A no-show includes:
- Not attending after RSVPing
- Cancelling just before or after the start time without notice
Repeated no-shows or late cancellations make it difficult to organise events fairly. If this becomes a pattern, we may limit future bookings or remove members from the group.
We do not remove people for missing a hike. We only take action when someone repeatedly signs up, does not attend, and does not update their RSVP to "Not Going". It is about fairness and respect for everyone in the group.
Regular and reliable members on the waitlist may contact the host for priority consideration. Organisers may prioritise members with a reliable attendance history to help ensure places are used effectively.
🚶 Fitness, Pace and Group Movement
Our hikes are designed for participants who are confident they can maintain the stated group pace over the full distance and terrain.
Pace and difficulty may vary depending on terrain, elevation, and conditions. Event descriptions aim to clearly explain the distance, terrain, and difficulty so members can decide whether a hike is suitable for their fitness level.
Please ensure you read the event description and fitness requirements carefully before signing up.
🌱 Respect for Nature
Please follow the Leave No Trace principle by taking all litter with you and leaving the environment as you found it. Stay on marked paths, avoid disturbing wildlife, and respect gates, signage, farmland, and landowners at all times.
🛡️ Safety and Responsibility
This is a self-supported hiking group. While we walk together, each participant is responsible for their own safety, preparation, and decision-making throughout the event.
Participation is at your own risk. Hiking involves hazards such as changing weather, uneven terrain, and the possibility of injury.
Participants should be honest about their fitness and come properly prepared with suitable equipment, clothing, food, water, and navigation tools.
Organisers are volunteers and may refuse participation if they believe there is a safety concern.
Decisions made by organisers regarding safety, pace, and participation are final on the day.
Organisers are not liable for injury, accidents, or loss of personal items. The group does not provide personal accident or travel insurance.
Leaving a hike early is not always straightforward and may involve a significant walk to the nearest exit point or station. You should only join if you are confident you can complete the full distance. An organiser may help identify an exit option but cannot leave the group.
Organisers may have basic first aid knowledge but are not medical professionals. In the event of a serious incident, emergency services may need to be contacted. Response times in rural areas may be delayed.
🩺 Illness
Please do not attend events if you are unwell or recovering from illness. You are welcome to join again once fully fit.
🚩 Reporting Concerns
If you experience behaviour that makes you feel uncomfortable or unsafe, please report it directly to Meetup through their reporting channels: Meetup Trust and Safety. Meetup may contact the organisers so that the situation can be reviewed and appropriate action taken.
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🔒 Group Independence
This group is dedicated to free, volunteer-led UK day hikes. External trips, paid events, or other organisations should not be promoted through group channels.
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📩 Contact
You may contact the group owner privately via Meetup with any concerns or complaints. Issues involving harassment or unwanted contact should be reported directly to Meetup Trust and Safety.
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📞 Contact During Events
Each event host will provide a working mobile number at the start of the walk for use in case of separation or emergency.
If you are unable to reach the event host and require assistance, you may contact the Hike Together organiser, AdrianB, via WhatsApp on +44 (0) 7438 812 663 on the day of the event only.
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Feedback
Members are welcome to provide constructive feedback, suggestions, or comments regarding group wording, policies, or organisation. To avoid turning the platform into a discussion board, and to help keep discussions constructive and manageable, please share any feedback privately with the organisers rather than posting it publicly on the platform.
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☑️ Final Acknowledgement
By joining events you confirm that you have read and agree to these guidelines and understand that participation is at your own risk.
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📢 Stay Connected
Follow us on: Online | 📸 Instagram | 🐦 X | 🎥 YouTube | 💼 LinkedIn | 🌳 LinkTree
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🍃 We look forward to welcoming you on the trail and sharing many great walks together.
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Chess Valley Spring Escape | Free Hike 21km (13mi)
Amersham, Station Approach, Amersham HP6 5AZ, London, GB📈 Grade: 🥾🥾🥾 Level 3/5 (Easy to Moderate, mostaly flat)
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🧠 How it will feel
Regular hikers → Easy
Casual walkers → Moderate
Newcomers → Moderately Challenging
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Join us for a beautiful spring countryside hike through Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire, following a varied route from Amersham to Rickmansworth via Chesham Bois, Lower Bois, Waterside, and Latimer.This rewarding spring route features peaceful woodland trails lined with seasonal bluebells, picturesque stretches along the River Chess, rolling grazing fields with sheep, cows, and horses, and quiet country lanes connecting villages with open countryside.
Along the way, there may be an optional pub stop for refreshments and use of the facilities, depending on the group’s pace and overall timing.
Expect a mix of woodland paths, riverside tracks, open fields, and gentle rural walking, offering plenty of variety while keeping the day relaxed, friendly, and enjoyable.
We finish in Rickmansworth, where there will be the option to join the group for a relaxed social stop at Wetherspoons before catching trains home.
A perfect Sunday escape for those who enjoy nature, fresh air, adventure, and great company.
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OVERVIEW
📏 Distance: 21 km (≈13 miles)
💪 Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
⛰️ Ascent / Descent: 154 m ↑ / 270 m ↓
🚶 Average pace: 4.5 to 5.5 km/h, steady social pace
⏱️ Walking time: Approx. 5 hours
🕒 Total time: Approx. 6 hours including breaks
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MEETING POINT AND TIMINGS
📍 10:00 Meet at Amersham Station entrance what3words
▶️ 10:15 Hike starts
🏁 17:00 Hike ends at Rickmansworth Station what3words
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🚇 TRAINS
Take the London Underground Metropolitan line direct from central London to Amersham. The journey from King's Cross St Pancras station to Amersham takes around 1 hour. You can pay using Oyster or contactless.
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🚗 BY CAR
Parking is recommended at Rickmansworth station car park [what3words](the end point), then take the train to Amersham before the hike. Rickmansworth station car park requires citipark app installed so that you can pay by phone on the day, for more details click HEREIf parking in Amersham Amersham Multi Storey Car Park [what3words GoogleMaps], you could use the multi-storey car park.
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FOOD AND FACILITIES
🍔 Lunch: Please bring a packed lunch.
🚻 Facilities: Limited en route. We may stop near De Vere Latimer Estate where facilities may be available.
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🎒 WHAT TO BRING
Packed lunch, snacks, and sufficient water
Comfortable hiking footwear
Weather-appropriate layers and waterproofs
Sun protection and hat
Fully charged phone
Personal medication and basic first aid essentials
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📋 RSVP POLICY:
RSVP only if you plan to attend. If you can no longer make it, please update your RSVP as early as possible so others may join and organisers can plan fairly and safely. Repeated no-shows without prior notice may result in removal from the group or restrictions on future attendance.
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✅ WHO CAN JOIN
Adults aged 21 and over
No children
No pets
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👣 GROUP PACE & PARTICIPATION GUIDELINES
This is a friendly, social hike where we walk together and enjoy the experience as a group.Please stay with the group rather than walking ahead independently, as the aim is to connect, share the journey, and help maintain safety and group cohesion.
Participants should choose events suitable for their fitness level and be able to maintain the advertised pace. The overall pace and schedule will not be adjusted for individuals.
A back marker may not always be present, so participants should keep others in sight and remain within a reasonable distance of the group.
To help keep the group together:- Faster walkers should wait at junctions.
- If someone ahead is moving significantly slower, feel free to pass and remain with the main group.
- Organisers may pause at suitable points to regroup.
While reasonable efforts will be made to keep the group together, it is not practical or safe to stop frequently for individuals who are unable to maintain the required pace. In such cases, participants may need to continue at their own pace or make their own onward arrangements.
If you choose to move ahead of the group, fall significantly behind, or leave the group structure, you will be considered to be continuing independently and responsible for your own route, decisions, and safety. If you do so without informing an organiser, it will be assumed that you are managing independently.
By attending, you agree to follow these guidelines.
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↩️ EXIT POINTS
The route remains relatively close to towns and villages for much of the day. If needed, the most practical option is usually to arrange a taxi from a nearby road access point or village.
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📞 CONTACT
For pre-event questions, please message the event host via Meetup. On the day of the walk, if required, you may contact AdrianB via WhatsApp on +44 (0) 7438 812 663.
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⚠️ 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. Neither the host nor the group can be held liable for injury, loss, or damage.60 participantes
Surrey Hills: Leith Hill, Hidden Trails & Vineyards 🍇 | Free Hike 29 km (18 mi)
Boxhill & westhumble train station, Boxhill & Westhumble Train station, Westhumble, GB📈 Grade: 🥾🥾🥾🥾 Level 4/5 (Moderate–Challenging, with some steep ascents)
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🧠 How it will feel
Regular hikers → Comfortable overall, with a few steep ascents
Casual walkers → Challenging, especially the distance and climbs
Newcomers → A very tough but rewarding day
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🛑 IMPORTANT: This hike is not suitable for beginners.
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Join us for a summer day exploring the very best of the Surrey Hills, with sweeping views, ancient woodland, rolling heathland, hidden trails, and great company every step of the way. This is one of those classic routes that never loses its charm, whether it’s your first visit or your hundredth.Starting from Box Hill & Westhumble railway station, we’ll soon leave the bustle behind as we climb into the hills, winding through the peaceful woodland and open heath of Ranmore Common, with plenty of time to soak up the summer scenery, take in the views, and catch up with fellow hikers along the way.
By lunchtime we’ll arrive in Holmbury St Mary for a relaxed pub stop, with the option to enjoy your picnic on the village green, make use of the pub facilities, refill your water bottles, or perhaps treat yourself to a well-earned drink.
Refreshed, we continue along the scenic Greensand Way before climbing to the iconic Leith Hill Tower, the highest point in South East England. Here we’ll pause to admire the far-reaching views, grab an ice cream or cold drink from the kiosk, and soak up one of Surrey’s finest viewpoints.
From there, we descend by a quieter trail that many walkers never discover, before rejoining the route past the charming Tillingbourne Waterfall and through the beautiful vines of Denbies Wine Estate.
To round off this memorable summer adventure, we’ll finish at the iconic Stepping Stones Pub, where there’s the option for one final drink with fellow hikers before the short walk back to the station and the journey home.
A proper Surrey summer classic, stunning scenery, varied trails, great conversation, and all the ingredients for a fantastic day in the hills.
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OVERVIEW
📏 Distance: 29 km (≈18 miles)
🥾 Difficulty: Moderate–Challenging
📈📉 Elevation: 518 m ascent / descent
🟩 Terrain: A varied mix of woodland paths, gravel tracks, countryside trails, and quiet country lanes, with a combination of moderate climbs and a few steeper hill sections.
🚶 Pace: 4.5 to 5.5 km/h (a steady pace throughout, not a race, but not a slow stroll)
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MEETING POINT AND TIMINGS
📍 09:40 Meet at Box Hill & Westhumble railway station (What3Words)
▶️ 09:50 Hike starts
🏁 18:30 Finish at Box Hill & Westhumble railway station
⏱️ Estimated moving time: 6.5 to 7.5 hours
🕒 Estimated total duration: 8.5 hours, including breaks and regrouping stops
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📍 OPTIONAL LONDON GROUP TRAVEL
Buy a return ticket to Box Hill & Westhumble (£10.50 with a Network Railcard discount). AdrianB will be at the meeting point.08:15 Meet at London Victoria station ticket office (What3Words)
08:30 Walk to platform
08:41 Depart London Victoria
09:37 Arrive at Box Hill & Westhumble (What3Words)
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🚗 BY CAR
Limited free parking at Box Hill & Westhumble railway station.
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FOOD AND FACILITIES
🍔 Lunch: Bring a packed lunch
🚻 Facilities: Pub stop at lunchtime (12 km, approx. 1:00 pm)
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🎒 WHAT TO BRING
Packed lunch, snacks, and sufficient water
Proper hiking boots or shoes with good grip
Weather-appropriate layers and waterproofs
Sun protection
Fully charged phone
Personal medication and basic first aid
Optional trekking poles
A smile, good vibes, and a sense of adventure
More snacks than you think you need
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📅 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 includes:
- Not attending after RSVPing
- Cancelling just before or after the start time without notice
Repeated no-shows or late cancellations without a valid reason may lead to removal.
Reliable regulars on the waitlist may message the host for priority consideration.
To help keep the group running smoothly and avoid last-minute gaps, priority may be given to members with a track record of reliable attendance when managing places and waitlists.
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✅ WHO CAN JOIN
Adults aged 21 and over
No children
No pets
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👣 GROUP PACE & PARTICIPATION GUIDELINES
This is a friendly, social event where we walk together as a group and enjoy each other’s company. We kindly ask that everyone stays with the group rather than rushing ahead or hiking independently.The spirit of this group is to connect, engage, and share the experience together, while also maintaining group safety and reducing the risk of anyone being left behind.
A back marker may not always be present, so please keep the group in sight and stay within a reasonable distance.
To help keep things running smoothly, faster walkers should wait at junctions. If needed, feel free to pass slower walkers and continue with the main group.
Organisers may pause at suitable points to regroup.We do our best to keep everyone together, but we can’t stop frequently for individuals who are unable to maintain the pace. In these situations, you may need to continue at your own pace.
If you choose to move ahead or leave the group structure, you’ll be considered to be continuing independently and responsible for your own route and safety. If you do so without informing an organiser, it will be assumed you’re managing independently.
By attending, you agree to follow these guidelines.
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EXIT POINTS
Holmbury St Mary (approx. 12 km) – taxi or bus towards Dorking if needed.
Westcott on the return section – option to head directly to Dorking if finishing early.
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📞 CONTACT: For pre-event questions, please message the event host via Meetup. On the day of the walk, if required, you may contact AdrianB via WhatsApp on +44 (0) 7438 812 663.
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⚠️ 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.65 participantes
Early summer in Epping Forest to Lee Valley | Free Hike 23.5km (14.6mi)
Chingford train station, E46AL, Chingford, GBGrade: 🥾🥾 🥾Level 3/5
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📖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
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🚊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 for details
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📕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.
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⭐️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.
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💷COST: Free
This hike is completely free to join but participants need to purchase their own transport tickets.
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🎒WHAT TO BRING: - 2L Water
- Packed lunch and snacks
- Comfortable walking/hiking shoes
- Weather-appropriate clothing (layers, waterproofs, hat, sunscreen)
- Optional: trekking poles, camera
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✅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.
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🚨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.
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☯️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.
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⚠️ 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.
114 participantes- £13.00

13 JUN - GROUP TICKETS - Saxon Shore Way
Victoria Station, Victoria Station, Victoria, London SW1E 5ND, UK · London, al, London, GBGroup Travel Ticket (Optional)
Participation in group travel is optional. You are welcome to attend the hike using your own transport. The hike itself is free of charge.EVENT
Saxon Shore Way: Hastings to Rye [HERE]DATE
Saturday 13 June 2026IMPORTANT
Anyone who signs up for a group ticket but does not make payment may be removed to allow others to take their place.THIS OFFER IS FOR YOU IF
- You want to pay £13 total travel cost for the day
- You are happy to travel in a group of four
- You understand that individual tickets are not issued
- You will travel London Victoria ⇄ Hastings
Note: The hike will end in Rye, which means you will need to buy an additional single ticket from Rye to Hastings, as the Southern Rail ticket does not cover this part of the journey.
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HOW IT WORKS- You pay £13 in advance
- Once a group of four is confirmed, tickets are purchased
- If a group is not formed, you receive a full refund
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REFUNDS
Full refund if a group of four is not formed. Once tickets are purchased from National Rail, no refunds are possible.
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PAYMENT
Pay using the link:
https://monzo.com/pay/r/hike-together_nNWa21UsviUMvnOR bank transfer:
Adrian Barnett trading as Hike Together
Account number: 79677613
Sort code: 04-00-05
After payment, message AdrianB with:- Transaction ID
- Meetup profile name
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CONTACT
WhatsApp - AdrianB: +44 (0) 7438 812 663
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CLOSING DATE
Tuesday 9 June
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📍 MEETING POINT
TBC will be present as a focal point for group travel with group tickets.07:30 Meet at London Victoria Station ticket office
07:40 Leave the meeting point and board the train
07:54 Train departs London Victoria
09:58 Arrive in Hastings
Journey time: 2 hours and 4 minutesFor the return from Rye, buy a single ticket from Rye to Hastings for £5.55.
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JOINING EN ROUTE
You may join at stations like Clapham Junction or East Croydon. You must have your own valid ticket to pass through barriers at those stations.
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❓ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can I leave the group and travel alone later?
No. You must stay with your group of four for the entire journey.Will I get an individual ticket?
No. This is a group ticket only.Will the group of four receive a ticket?
Yes, as long as all four travel together.Who holds the tickets?
The organiser will hold the tickets, and the group must pass through barriers together.
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⚠️ FINAL NOTE
If you are late and miss the group, the group will continue without you.
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PAID:
Claire
Denise
Emily---
NOTE
If you prefer to arrange your own travel, you can purchase tickets directly from National Rail HERE.8 participantes
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