Peak District Hike | Edale Ridges 10k | 18-30s Meet New People MCR!

Come and meet new people in Manchester with our friendly 18–30s community!

Whether you're new to the city or just looking to meet some great people, this will be a laid-back welcoming gathering with good company and a chance to visit the Peak District.

Expect:

• A warm, welcoming vibe
• Easygoing conversation
• A chance to make real connections with locals, students, young professionals, and internationals
• Relaxed atmosphere
• Stay in the loop with future plans, on Meetup and beyond.

Table events are hosted by Christians, but everyone is welcome — whatever your beliefs or background.

We’re all about creating a friendly space where people can connect and enjoy meaningful conversations.

New to Table? You’re especially welcome!
Our meetups are known for being warm, friendly, and easygoing — you’ll feel at home in no time. If you have any questions before the event, feel free to message one of our hosts. We're here to help!

Activity info

Good Fitness required

Guided by Samuel

Path: Edale Ridges — Peak District National Park

All the info about the walk can be found in link below. The starting point of the Tour is accessible with public transport (edale train station)

https://www.alltrails.com/en-gb/trail/england/derbyshire/edale-ridges-circular?sh=rbhjrc&utm_medium=trail_share&utm_source=alltrails_virality

Itinerary:

• Once you confirm you are coming on direct message, wewill send you the train time from Manchester Piccadilly.
• On reaching Edale Train station, we will start the walk promptly at 10am.
• If you are driving or meeting us there * please arrive at Edale Station by 9.30am for a prompt 10am start *

*This walk will not take place if the weather is very wet or frosty.
*Bring food & drink.
*Wear/bring appropriate waterproofs.
*Please wear suitable footwear as terrain can be very muddy or slippy due to recent wet weather.

Disclaimer:

Our walk organisers are volunteers and not trained guides. They are therefore not responsible for your safety. When planning walks they will to the best of their ability choose routes accessible and appropriate, and support where needed. However, individuals will need to prepare and take appropriate care of themselves while out.