What we’re about
#### Outdoor Adventures tailored exclusively for women.
####
Adventure Women is an outdoor adventure club where we delve into hiking, kayaking, camping, paddle boarding and adventure trips. Regardless of your skill level, our experiences are tailored for everyone. What makes us unique is our dedication to providing a safe, empowering space for women to explore, expand horizons, and forge lasting connections. Join us to break boundaries, craft unforgettable moments, and build enduring friendships. It's time to embrace the extraordinary with Adventure Women!
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Hertfordshire hike - Watton at Stone - Pretty Villages & countryside - 20kmWatton-At-Stone Train Station, Watton at Stone£12.50
Join us on a picturesque hike through the rolling hills of Hertfordshire, a hike through historical villages and open countryside.
Event Details:
- Start: Watton at Stone Station
- County: Hertfordshire
- Length: 12 miles (20 km)
- Ascent: 742 feet (238 meters)
- Difficulty: Challenging (Grade 3)
- Duration: Approximately 5.5 hours of walking time
- Accessible by Train: Yes
- Date & Time: - Meet: 9:30 am - Finish: Around 4.00 pm
- Price: £12.50 per person plus meet up booking fee OR pay by CARDEvent Overview:
Join us on a scenic walk from Watton-at-Stone, weaving through the charming English countryside via the village of Bennington. Our journey continues through lush meadows and gently rolling hills create a serene backdrop.This tranquil area offers a perfect spot to enjoy the peaceful countryside and observe local wildlife. As we make our way to Wood End, walking along quiet lanes and scenic footpaths, encountering traditional farmsteads and expansive fields.
Who is this walk for?
This walk is ideal if you enjoy longer distances or are ready to stretch your distance and enjoy a full day out. Covering 20km of mostly lowland terrain with gentle elevations, it is best suited to walkers with a good level of fitness who are comfortable walking for several hours.Meeting Point - Location:
Watton at Stone Station - Address: Watton-at-Stone Station Station Road Watton-at-Stone Hertfordshire SG14 3SHWhat to Wear and Bring:
- Our walks go ahead in all weather, so dress appropriately. Always carry a waterproof jacket.
- Check the forecast and bring sun cream, a hat, or sunglasses for warm days, and waterproofs, a warm hat, and gloves for cold or wet days.
- Wear trousers or leggings to reduce the risk of tick bites and nettle stings. Avoid denim or cotton.
- Sturdy walking shoes or boots are essential. Open-toe shoes are unsuitable.
- Bring at least 1.5 litres of water, lunch, and snacks, as there may be no opportunities to buy food or drinks along the route.
- Public toilets may not be available on the route.Sign-Up Form:
If you haven’t completed a form this year or your circumstances have changed, please fill out the sign up form before attending. Participation is not allowed without a completed form, as this ensures we understand your needs and can maintain group safety. (link can be found in Ts&Cs section of the website - or cut and paste below into your browser) Form link: https://form.jotform.com/201554976381058Preparation and Fitness:
You are responsible for your own health and safety. Ensure you can hike continuously for the duration specified. Dress appropriately, please bring the required gear and carry any personal medications. Participants without proper equipment may be unable to join the walk.Our Guides:
Our experienced, qualified leaders are skilled in navigation, first aid, and outdoor leadership. Each route is carefully planned to match the advertised grade, ensuring a safe, supportive, and enjoyable experience.Additional Information: Dogs are not permitted on our walks. Adventure Women UK is an all-female activity group, and participants must be over 18.
Our events are advertised on other platforms, the number of "guest" booked on include attendees from other platforms. If the walk is full, you can join the website waiting list hereWalk Grades: For details on walk difficulty levels, visit the Walk Grades Section at https://adventurewomen.co.uk/walk-grades-1
Important Note: By RSVPing “Yes” to any event, you agree to the group’s terms and conditions. For more details, visit: https://adventurewomen.co.uk/ts%26cs
- Big Day Out - Winnie the Pooh hike - 100 acre wood & Pooh sticks bridge - 25kmAshurst Train Station (Kent) , Ashurst£15.00
Join us for a magical Big Day Out through the heart of Winnie the Pooh Country and Ashdown Forest, a beautiful, rolling landscape steeped in literary charm and woodland wonder.
This 25 km circular route starts near Ashurst and takes in peaceful tracks, forest paths, and open views, all inspired by the world of Winnie-the-Pooh. We'll visit iconic spots including Pooh sticks Bridge, Galleons Lap, The Enchanted Place, and wander through the real-life Five Hundred Acre Wood.
There are plenty of chances to pause for photos, snacks, and stories and we'll even pass through Hartfield village, home to the famous Pooh Corner shop.
Expect a full and rewarding day of walking, with good company, gentle climbs, and lots of forest magic. It's a longer distance, but the terrain is varied and the pace steady, perfect for anyone with a good base level of fitness looking for a special day out.
Event Details:
- Region - High Weald AONB County/Area - Kent/ East Sussex
- Length - 15.5 miles / 25 km Ascent - 1000 feet / 413 metres
- Grade 3.5 - Challenging
- Total Hike - Approx 15.5 miles / 25 KM (approx 6-6.5 hours walking time)
- Meet ready to start @ 9.30 - finish around 5.30/ 6pm
- Cost: £15.00 P/P plus meetup fee OR pay by [CARD](Join us for a magical Big Day Out through the heart of Winnie the Pooh Country and Ashdown Forest, a beautiful, rolling landscape steeped in literary charm and woodland wonder. This 25 km circular route starts near Ashurst and takes in peaceful tracks, forest paths, and open views, all inspired by the world of Winnie-the-Pooh. We'll visit iconic spots including Pooh sticks Bridge, Galleons Lap, The Enchanted Place, and wander through the real-life Five Hundred Acre Wood. There are plenty of chances to pause for photos, snacks, and stories and we'll even pass through Hartfield village, home to the famous Pooh Corner shop. Expect a full and rewarding day of walking, with good company, gentle climbs, and lots of forest magic. It's a longer distance, but the terrain is varied and the pace steady, perfect for anyone with a good base level of fitness looking for a special day out. Region - High Weald AONB County/Area - Kent/ East Sussex Length - 15.5 miles / 25 km Ascent - 1000 feet / 413 metres Grade 3.5 - Challenging Total Hike - Approx 15.5 miles / 25 KM (approx 6-6.5 hours walking time) Meet ready to start @ 9.30 - finish around 5.30/ 6pm £15.00 P/P The Hike: A 15.5 mile circuit exploring the real 100 acre wood, pooh stick bridge and Pooh corner in Ashdown forest. The real life setting and inspiration from the Winnie the Pooh stories by AA Milne who lived in the area and based places in the books with real life locations nearby. This is a circular route starting in Ashurst Station Kent, the walk will continue east into High weald (Area of outstanding natural beauty) following the river Medway we will pass the villages of Balls green and Withyham into East Sussex. We will have time to stop in the village of Hartfield, visit Pooh Corner Tea Rooms and explore the museum. Points of interest: - Withyham Church - Mural of The Last Judgement. Painted by Rev. Reginald Sackville West later to become 7th Earl De La Warr, when he was Rector of this church from 1841 to 1865 - River Medway - Five hundred Acre Wood - Wren Warren Valley (also known as Eeyors sad and gloomy place) - Gills Lap Clump - 360 views and Memorial to AA Milne - Pooh Sticks Bridge (playing pooh sticks is very encouraged!) - Village of Hartfield & Pooh Corner shop and musuem - High Weald AOND is a medieval landscape of wooded, rolling hills studded with sandstone outcrops; small, irregular-shaped fields; scattered farmsteads; and ancient routeways. How to get there: By Car: Ashurst Station - https://goo.gl/maps/5teLSYxD6p57PQbj6 Ashurst Station, Ashurst Hill, Ashurst, TN3 9TF By Train: Ashurst Station Kent (not Hampshire) https://goo.gl/maps/5teLSYxD6p57PQbj6)The Hike:
A 15.5 mile circuit exploring the real 100 acre wood, pooh stick bridge and Pooh corner in Ashdown forest. The real life setting and inspiration from the Winnie the Pooh stories by AA Milne who lived in the area and based places in the books with real life locations nearby.
This is a circular route starting in Ashurst Station Kent, the walk will continue east into High weald (Area of outstanding natural beauty) following the river Medway we will pass the villages of Balls green and Withyham into East Sussex. We will have time to stop in the village of Hartfield, visit Pooh Corner Tea Rooms and explore the museum.
Points of interest:
- Withyham Church
- Mural of The Last Judgement. Painted by Rev. Reginald Sackville West later to become 7th Earl De La Warr, when he was Rector of this church from 1841 to 1865 - River Medway
- Five hundred Acre Wood - Wren Warren Valley (also known as Eeyors sad and gloomy place)
- Gills Lap Clump - 360 views and Memorial to AA Milne
- Pooh Sticks Bridge (playing pooh sticks is very encouraged!)
- Village of Hartfield & Pooh Corner shop and musuem
- High Weald AOND is a medieval landscape of wooded, rolling hills studded with sandstone outcrops; small, irregular-shaped fields; scattered farmsteads; and ancient routeways.How to get there:
By Car: Ashurst Station - https://goo.gl/maps/5teLSYxD6p57PQbj6 Ashurst Station, Ashurst Hill, Ashurst, TN3 9TF
By Train: Ashurst Station Kent (not Hampshire)
https://goo.gl/maps/5teLSYxD6p57PQbj6
What to Wear and Bring:
- Our walks go ahead in all weather, so dress appropriately. Always carry a waterproof jacket.
- Check the forecast and bring sun cream, a hat, or sunglasses for warm days, and waterproofs, a warm hat, and gloves for cold or wet days.
- Wear trousers or leggings to reduce the risk of tick bites and nettle stings. Avoid denim or cotton.
- Sturdy walking shoes or boots are essential. Open-toe shoes are unsuitable.
- Bring at least 1.5 litres of water, lunch, and snacks, as there may be no opportunities to buy food or drinks along the route.
- Public toilets may not be available on the route.Sign-Up Form:
If you haven’t completed a form this year or your circumstances have changed, please fill out the sign up form before attending. Participation is not allowed without a completed form, as this ensures we understand your needs and can maintain group safety. (link can be found in Ts&Cs section of the website - or cut and paste below into your browser) Form link: https://form.jotform.com/201554976381058Preparation and Fitness:
You are responsible for your own health and safety. Ensure you can hike continuously for the duration specified. Dress appropriately, please bring the required gear and carry any personal medications. Participants without proper equipment may be unable to join the walk.Our Guides:
Our experienced, qualified leaders are skilled in navigation, first aid, and outdoor leadership. Each route is carefully planned to match the advertised grade, ensuring a safe, supportive, and enjoyable experience.Additional Information: Dogs are not permitted on our walks. Adventure Women UK is an all-female activity group, and participants must be over 18.
Our events are advertised on other platforms, the number of "guest" booked on include attendees from other platforms. If the walk is full, you can join the website waiting list hereWalk Grades: For details on walk difficulty levels, visit the Walk Grades Section at https://adventurewomen.co.uk/walk-grades-1
Important Note: By RSVPing “Yes” to any event, you agree to the group’s terms and conditions. For more details, visit: https://adventurewomen.co.uk/ts%26cs
- LAST SPACE - Yorkshire Walking Weekend: Moors and Coast - 4 Days - Medium/ HardPickering, Pickering£170.00
Yorkshire Walking Weekend: Explore the Moors and Coast Join us for an unforgettable long weekend exploring the breathtaking landscapes of the North York Moors and Yorkshire coastline.
Based at Beck House Cottages, a charming countryside retreat near Pickering, this trip blends challenging hikes, dramatic scenery, and a welcoming community of adventurous women.
Over four days, you’ll journey across wild moorlands, historic ruins, waterfalls, and rugged clifftops, experiencing the very best of Yorkshire’s outdoor beauty.
Each evening, return to a cosy cottage where you can unwind, cook, and share stories with like-minded women. Whether you’re looking for a personal challenge or simply want to explore somewhere new, this weekend offers the perfect balance of adventure and relaxation.
What to Expect
Epic Walks Showcasing Yorkshire’s Most Stunning Landscapes:
• Moorland Magic – Hike across vast, open heather moorlands, including the legendary Hole of Horcum, and take in panoramic views over the North York Moors.
• Coastal Adventure – Walk a spectacular stretch of the Cleveland Way, from Whitby to Robin Hood’s Bay, discovering dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, and historic fishing villages.
• Industrial Heritage – Explore the remote, rugged beauty of Rosedale Moor, where the ruins of old ironstone mines and railway tracks stand as reminders of Yorkshire’s past.
• Woodland & Waterfalls – Walk through the ancient forests of Goathland, visiting Mallyan Spout, a spectacular waterfall, before finishing at Simon Howe’s standing stones.Comfortable & Cosy Accommodation Stay at Beck House Cottages, a peaceful rural escape that combines rustic charm with modern comforts.
• Three cottages, each with a kitchen, living room, and shared spaces for relaxing in the evenings.• Private double rooms for those who prefer their own space.
• Shared rooms with single beds, ideal for those who enjoy a sociable experience.
• WiFi, parking, linen provided, and a lovely garden to unwind in. A Supportive and Fun Group Experience
• Fully guided walks with an experienced and qualified leader.
• A small, supportive group of 12 women, creating a friendly and inclusive atmosphere.
• Time to enjoy local culture, relax in cosy pubs, or explore at your own pace.The Walks
Day 1: Levisham Moor & The Hole of Horcum Circular Distance: 12 km | Elevation Gain: 320m | Time: 4 - 4.5 hours (with breaks) | Difficulty: Moderate 2.5/5
We start the weekend with a stunning circular hike across Levisham Moor, a wild and open landscape where the rolling hills of the North York Moors unfold before us. The highlight of this walk is the Hole of Horcum, a vast natural amphitheatre with a fascinating legend—said to have been formed by a giant scooping up a handful of earth! Expect open skies, incredible views, and a great introduction to the moors.
Day 2: Coastal Walk – Whitby to Boggle Hole Distance: 15.5 km | Elevation Gain: 480m | Time: 5.5 - 6.5 hours (with breaks) | Difficulty: Hard 3.5/5
Today, we swap the moors for the coast, following the Cleveland Way from the historic town of Whitby towards Robin Hood’s Bay, with an optional detour to Boggle Hole. Expect spectacular cliff-top views, sea air, and a chance to explore the charming fishing villages that once harboured smugglers. There will be time to soak in the atmosphere at Robin Hood’s Bay before we return to whitby via taxi or local transport.
Day 3: Blakey Ridge & Rosedale Abbey Circular Distance: 17 km | Elevation Gain: 400m | Time: 5.5 - 6.5 hours (with breaks) | Difficulty: Moderate to Hard 3.5/5
This walk takes us into one of the wildest parts of the North York Moors, exploring the expansive landscapes of Blakey Ridge and Rosedale Moor. Following the route of a disused railway, we’ll pass the ruins of old ironstone mines, offering a fascinating look into the area’s industrial past. At the high point on Blakey Ridge, we’ll be rewarded with incredible panoramic views, before descending into Rosedale Abbey, a charming village nestled in the valley. This walk is a fantastic mix of remote moorland, history, and stunning vistas, making it one of the best hikes in the National Park.
Day 4: Goathland, Mallyan Spout & Simon Howe Circular Distance: 13.2 km | Elevation Gain: 376m | Time: 4 - 4.5 hours (with breaks) | Difficulty: Moderate 3/5
Our final walk takes us through ancient woodlands and open moors, starting in Goathland, a village famous for its role in the TV series Heartbeat. We’ll visit Mallyan Spout, a spectacular 21m waterfall, before weaving through forests, streams, and the hamlet of Beck Hole. A final climb takes us to Simon Howe, a prehistoric standing stone site offering far-reaching views over the moors—a perfect ending to an incredible weekend.
Who Is This For?
This trip is for women who want to challenge themselves, explore breathtaking landscapes, and connect with a like-minded group. Whether you’re drawn to the rugged coast, rolling moors, or historic trails, this weekend offers an incredible mix of all three.
• You must be comfortable walking 4-7 hours a day on varied terrain, including some steep and uneven sections.
• Walks range from moderate to hard, so a reasonable level of fitness is required.
• Perfect for solo travellers or friends looking for an active weekend away in a supportive, all-women’s group.Trip Details & Pricing Dates:
4th - 7th July 2025
Difficulty Level: Moderate to Hard – suited for walkers who can comfortably hike 4-6 hours per day
Group Size: 12 (including guide)
Accommodation: Three cottages with a mix of private and shared roomsPricing:
• £370 – Private double room (only 2 left - £170 Non-Refundable Deposit (Plus meetup booking fee) OR pay by CARD required to secure your place
• Balance of £200 due by 23rd MayWhat’s Included?
✔ 3 nights accommodation in Beck House Cottages
✔ 4 fully guided walks with an experienced qualified guide
✔ Outdoor first aider present for all activities
✔ Detailed trip pack to help you prepare
✔ WhatsApp group for pre-trip chats and coordination
✔ Pre-trip Zoom call for any questions
✔ Adventure Women guide on hand throughout What’sNot Included?
❌ Meals & Drinks – Bring your own breakfast & lunch. Evening meals will be at local pubs & restaurants, or you can cook in the cottage.
❌ Transport – You’ll need your own transport to and from the hikes. We’ll encourage car sharing within the group where possible.Preparation and Level:
The hikes are medium / hard in difficulty, featuring some steep gradients and uneven ground. You need to be physically capable of hiking for up to 7 hours. To join the hike, make sure you're dressed appropriately, as inappropriate attire will result in non-participation.Safety and Guidelines:
Walks and activities are led by qualified guides. All activities will have a first aider on hand.Important Note:
By RSVPing "yes" to any event, you agree to the group's terms and conditions and payment policies. All payments are non-refundable, and any deposit and reserved spaces will be forfeited if the full balance is not paid on time. Visit Adventure Women T&Cs: https://adventurewomen.co.uk/ts%26cs for more details.You acknowledge that outdoor activities involve inherent risks, including but not limited to slips, trips, falls, drowning, exposure to extreme weather, equipment failure, and medical emergencies, serious injury and death and voluntarily assume all such risks.
For more details, visit: https://adventurewomen.co.uk/ts%26cs
Min 8 people needed to run this trip.
You will need to complete a waiver and provide a uk based emergency contact details before joining.Note:
The itinerary and activities are subject to change for the overall safety of the group due to weather, group competence, or other circumstances.About us:
Adventure Women is an outdoor pursuits club for women united by a shared passion of exploration and an unwavering spirit of adventure. We believe that the outdoors is a canvas for personal growth, camaraderie, and unforgettable experiences. We empower women to push boundaries, embrace the unknown, and create lasting memories in the great outdoors. Our community is a supportive network where women of all backgrounds can bond, learn, and thrive together. Join us to embark on journeys that inspire, uplift, and redefine what it means to be an adventure woman. - Beginner Friendly Canoeing Taster Session - Hertfordshire - No experience neededHerts Young marina Base, Cheshunt£30.00
Beginner-Friendly Canoeing Taster Session
Location: Herts Young Mariners Base
Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Cost: £30 per person plus meetups booking fee OR pay by CARDCome and give Canoeing a go in a relaxed and supportive environment! This 2-hour taster session is perfect for complete beginners or those looking to build confidence on the water.
Taking place on the calm waters of Cheshunt Lake, you'll learn the basics of paddling, steering, and staying safe while having fun. All equipment is provided, and a friendly instructor will guide you throughout.
What to wear/ bring:
Leggings (not cotton) / tee shirt (not cotton) and trainers (that you don’t mind getting wet)
If its cold - Fleece/ hat
If its warm - Hat, Sunglasses and suncream.
Complete change of clothing (to keep in your car (or mine if coming by train) towel
Something to drinkWeather: We love the sun but if it is having a day off please be aware this activity will still go ahead in the rain. (You will splash yourself anyway!) Please dress for the weather.
Unsafe weather conditions: We will monitor the weather and may have to cancel at short notice (the morning of the event) if weather conditions look to be unsafe to paddle. This can include strong winds, heavy downpours, thunder and lightning.
Sign-Up Form: If you haven’t completed a form this year or your circumstances have changed, please fill out the sign up form before attending. Participation is not allowed without a completed form, as this ensures we understand your needs and can maintain group safety. (link can be found in Ts&Cs section of the website - or cut and paste below into your browser) Form link: https://form.jotform.com/201554976381058
Important Note: By RSVPing “Yes” to any event, you agree to the group’s terms and conditions. For more details, visit: https://adventurewomen.co.uk/ts%26cs.
Outdoor activities involve inherent risks, including slips, trips, falls, drowning, exposure to extreme weather, equipment failure, and medical emergencies, which can result in serious injury or death. By participating, you voluntarily assume all such risks. For more details, visit: https://adventurewomen.co.uk/ts%26cs.
About Us: Adventure Women UK is an outdoor pursuits club that empowers women to explore, grow, and connect through shared adventures. Our supportive community welcomes women from all backgrounds, offering experiences that inspire, uplift, and redefine what it means to be an adventure woman. Questions? Please visit our FAQ page (under the “more” section) OR drop us a message if you have any questions.
