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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!
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See all- Lake District: Mountains, Peaks, Lakes & Go Ape - 4 Days/ 3 Nights - 20% OFF!Ambleside, England£320.00
#### Lake District Escape: Peaks, Lakes & Go Ape - 4 Days/ 3 Nights (Shared Room Option)
4 days|£320*
(*Alternative room options available / Go Ape Optional)Date & Time: 19 September 2025, 2:00 PM
Description:
Join us for a 4-day Lake District escape blending breathtaking fells, tranquil lakes, and a final hit of adventure in the treetops at Go Ape.This weekend is all about getting out into wild places, sharing the journey with other adventurous women, and experiencing the very best of the Lakes — from rugged summits to peaceful lakeside paths and an unforgettable zipline finale.
We’ll stay at a cosy countryside base and explore three very different walking areas, Each day is designed to offer a new perspective of the Lake District — whether it’s sweeping fell-top views, scenic lakeside paths, or the thrill of flying through the forest canopy.
- Dates: Friday 19th – Monday 22nd September 2025
- Base: Herdwick House, Hutton Moor End
- Overall Grade: 3.5 / 5 – Challenging with Some Tough Sections
- Suitable for confident walkers with good fitness. Includes one full mountain day with possible scrambling and exposed ridges.Itinerary:
Day 1 – Arrival & Loughrigg Fell Hike
- Distance: 7 km | Elevation gain: 365 m | 2.5 hrs Walking time
- Grade: 2.5/5 – Moderate with some short steeper sections
- Highlights: Rydal Caves, fell-top views, peaceful countrysideWe meet near Ambleside by Rydal Water and head out for a stunning circular hike over Loughrigg Fell, a perfect introduction to the Lake District with rewarding views over Rydal Water and the surrounding valleys.
After the walk we will head to the accommodation to check in before heading out to dinner in a nearby pub or restaurant.Day 2 – Big Mountain Day: Blencathra or Skiddaw (Full Day | Grade 4–5)
- Duration: 8–9 hours
- Grade: 4–5/5 – Tough to Extreme but rewarding
- Elevation: Up to 931 m
- Terrain: Mountain trails, rocky sections, possible scrambling and exposure Today is your challenge day — we’ll tackle either Blencathra (868 m) or Skiddaw (931 m), depending on the weather and conditions.This is a full mountain day led by a qualified mountain guide. Expect up to 8–9 hours out on the hills, with steep ascents, rocky ground, and exposed sections. Some of the routes may include light scrambling or narrow ridges, particularly on Blencathra (such as Sharp Edge or Hall’s Fell Ridge), though we’ll only take these options if conditions are suitable. Evening - dinner in a nearby pub or restaurant.
Day 3 – Derwent Water Loop from Keswick (14 km | Grade 2)
- Distance: 14.04 km | Elevation gain: 104 m
- Grade: 2/5 – Easy terrain, great recovery walk
- Highlights: Lakeside views, peaceful trail, KeswickAfter the mountains, we’ll take it easy with a flat, scenic walk around Derwent Water, starting and ending in Keswick. This trail offers mostly lakeside paths with a few shaded sections and peaceful views. We’ll wrap up the walk with a well-earned ice cream in town.
Evening dinner in a nearby pub or restaurant.
Day 4 – Go Ape at Grizedale Forest
We finish the weekend with a fun and active activity at Go Ape – a high ropes adventure in the beautiful setting of Grizedale Forest.
Expect zip lines, rope bridges, and big grins to end the trip on a high.Accommodation:
We’ll be staying at Herdwick House, a welcoming converted barn set in the peaceful countryside of Hutton Moor End. The house features a mix of solo-use rooms, twin-share rooms, and shared rooms (bunk beds), along with communal spaces perfect for relaxing together after a day of adventure.Comfort Grade: Level 3 – Group Accommodation Simple, comfortable and sociable, this exclusive-use accommodation is reserved just for our group. You can expect shared bathrooms and relaxed common areas, with no other guests on-site – giving us space to truly unwind together in the heart of the Lakes.
Prices & Room Options: Room Options (with Go Ape included):
- Shared Room (Bunk Beds): £320 (plus meet up booking fee)Or Book via our website for part payment of £120 Deposit and Balance of £200 due by 8th August 2025 (Book Direct HERE)
Other room options (Direct on our website):
- Twin Share Room: £355 - Deposit £155 (Book HERE) (Book via our website)Prefer not to do Go Ape? Book direct on our website and use discount code "NOGOAPE" at checkout to save £35. This must be applied at the time of booking and cannot be added later.
What’s Included?
✔ 3 nights accommodation in Herdwick House Converted Barn.
✔ 3 fully guided walks with an experienced qualified guides
✔ Go Ape experience at Grizedale Forest
✔ 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 throughoutWhat’s Not Included?
❌ Meals & Drinks – Bring your own food for breakfast & lunch. Evening meals will be at local pubs & restaurants, or you can cook in the accommodation.
❌ Transport – You’ll need your own transport to and from the hikes. Participants typically arrange car sharing amongst themselves.What to Expect:
This is a physically demanding and rewarding weekend designed for women who are up for a challenge. You don’t need to be a mountain expert, but you should have a solid base level of fitness and feel confident walking for several hours at a time, including on rough, hilly, and uneven ground. The highlight is a full mountain day (up to 8–9 hours) on either Blencathra or Skiddaw, led by a professional mountain guide. The days before and after include a warm-up fell walk and a flatter recovery walk around Derwent Water, which offers mostly lakeside paths and some shaded sections.Expect:
- Three guided walks, including a serious mountain day
- A mix of fell terrain and scenic lakeside trails
- A final adventure at Go Ape Grizedale (optional)
- A purposeful and supportive group environment — not a race, but not a dawdle
- Exclusive accommodation just for our group, with room options to suit different budgets
- Evenings to relax and socialise — with shared meals, a drink in the pub, and time to unwind
- A chance to challenge yourself in beautiful surroundings, with full support from your leadersPreparation 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 9 hours. Full Kit list will be provided
Safety and Guidelines: Walks and activities are led by qualified guides. All activities will have an outdoor first aider on hand.
Walk Grades: Details of our walk grades can be found here
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.
Any Questions: email admin@adventurewomen.co.uk OR message 07522842696 - Thanks Erika
- Harrison Rocks & Eridge Countryside Circular Hike – Kent/ East Sussex - 18kmEridge station, Eridge£15.00
Join us for a stunning 18 km circular walk through the Kent and East Sussex countryside, taking in the dramatic sandstone formations of Harrison Rocks, the peaceful beauty of Eridge Rocks Nature Reserve, and rolling rural views along the Sussex Border Path. This route is a wonderful mix of woodland trails, open countryside, and hidden natural landmarks.
- Start/Finish: Eridge Station, Kent
- Distance: 18 km
- Time: Approx. approx 5.5-6 hours (including breaks)
- Total Ascent: 356 m
- Grade: 3 – ChallengingCost £15 plus meet up fees OR pay direct by CARD
The Hike:
From our start point near Eridge, we follow country paths and woodland tracks towards the impressive Harrison Rocks – a sandstone crag beloved by climbers and rich in geological history.We’ll then head into Eridge Rocks Nature Reserve, home to towering rock outcrops, ancient trees, and a peaceful, almost secret atmosphere. The route takes in sections of the Sussex Border Path, rolling farmland, and quaint hamlets, with gentle undulations building to some rewarding viewpoints. The mix of shaded woodland and open paths makes this a fantastic walk in all seasons.
Highlights:
- Harrison Rocks – Stunning sandstone cliffs and a climbers’ paradise.
- Eridge Rocks Nature Reserve – Towering rocks hidden in peaceful ancient woodland.
- Sussex Border Path – Classic rural views and quiet countryside walking.
- Varied Terrain – From shaded forest trails to open hilltop views.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
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.
- Gomshall, Peaslake & Holmbury Hill Circular Hike - Surrey Hills - 16.5kmGomshall Station , Gomshall£15.00
Join us for a beautiful 16 km circular hike through the heart of the Surrey Hills, exploring charming villages, peaceful woodland, and one of the highest points in the county – Holmbury Hill – with its spectacular views over the Weald and South Downs.
- Start/Finish: Gomshall Station, Surrey
- Distance: 16.3 km
- Time: Approx. 4.5–5 hours (including breaks)
- Total Ascent: 368 m
- Grade: 2.5 – Moderate/ Challenging
- Start time: 9:30 AMCost £15.00 PP - Plus meetup booking fee OR book directly HERE
The Hike:
Starting from the picturesque village of Gomshall, our route climbs steadily into the wooded hills, weaving through quiet trails to reach the vibrant walking hub of Peaslake. We then continue through the enchanting forests of Hurtwood before tackling the ascent to Holmbury Hill, where the Iron Age hillfort site offers panoramic views well worth the climb.The return leg takes us along scenic ridge paths and back through rolling countryside, offering a perfect mix of open vistas, shady woodland, and historical interest.
Highlights:
- Holmbury Hill – Stunning views and Iron Age history.
- Picturesque Villages – Charming Surrey settlements including Peaslake and Gomshall.
- Surrey Hills AONB – A varied mix of woodland, hills, and open landscapes.
- Hurtwood Forest Trails – Peaceful paths rich in wildlife and seasonal colour.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
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.
- Bedfordshire Ridge & Sharpenhoe Clappers Circular Hike - Chilterns AONB - 18kmHarlington Train Station, Harlington£15.00
Join us for a spectacular day exploring the Chilterns AONB from Harlington, taking in panoramic ridges, chalk grasslands, and one of Bedfordshire’s most iconic viewpoints – Sharpenhoe Clappers.
Start/Finish: Harlington Station, Bedfordshire
Distance: 18 km
Time: Approx. 6 hours (including breaks)
Total Ascent: 300 m
Grade: 2.5 – Moderate - Challenging
Start Time: 9.30am
End Time: 3.30amCost P/P £15.00 Plus Meet up fee (Or pay direct HERE)
The Hike:
Starting from Harlington, we follow peaceful country lanes and field paths before a steady climb into Sundon Hills Country Park, where wide views stretch across the rolling North Chilterns countryside. Our route takes us along chalk escarpments rich in wildflowers and birdlife, with plenty of time to enjoy the scenery.We’ll explore the dramatic hilltop of Sharpenhoe Clappers, steeped in history and surrounded by ancient woodland, before looping back via quiet farmland tracks and village paths. Expect a mix of open ridge walking, woodland trails, and rural lanes, with a few short but steep climbs to keep things interesting.
Highlights:
- Sundon Hills Country Park – Chalk downland with stunning open views.
- Sharpenhoe Clappers – An Iron Age hillfort and one of the best viewpoints in the Chilterns.
- Chalk Ridge Paths – Perfect for spotting late-summer butterflies and birds of prey.
- Quaint Villages & Farmland – A peaceful slice of rural BedfordshireWhat 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
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.