What we’re about
Welcome to MJ OUTDOOR ADVENTURES!
We are a Kent based hiking / walking group. This group is for people who want to explore the world around them, meet new people, learn about new areas and laugh along the way.
We are based in Medway and put on weekly walks in the surrounding area as well as Swale, Gravesend, Sevenoaks, Kent Coast, High Weald, Darent Valley, North Downs and more!
In addition to weekly guided walks we organize various outdoor activities including wild food foraging, challenge distance events, womens wellness walks, national trails and trips away.
Whether you are an experienced outdoor enthusiast or just starting to explore walking, our group is super friendly and welcoming. Connect with like-minded individuals, make new friends, and create memories.
Your guide is a fully insured Lowland Leader with Outdoor First Aid and trained in Nutrition.
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Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Greensand Way – Stage 1 – Haslemere – Wormley 10.5 miles/ 17km Guided Group WalkHaslemere, Haslemere
The Greensand Way 2025
TO SECURE YOUR PLACE PLEASE CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO BOOK. RSVP ON MEETUP WILL NOT SECURE YOUR PLACE.
Greensand Way - Stage 1 - Haslemere - Wormley 10.5 miles / 17km - MJ Outdoor AdventuresOverview:
The Greensand Way is a scenic 108-mile (174 km) long-distance trail stretching from Haslemere in Surrey to Hamstreet in Kent, following the Greensand Ridge.We will enjoy panoramic views, explore picturesque villages, and pass through historic sites such as Knole Park and Leeds Castle. The route includes several areas of outstanding natural beauty and seven trig points to bag along the way.
With varied landscapes, from ancient woodlands, rolling hills, open fields, villages and riversides , it’s a great mini challenge to try and complete over the course of 2025.
You will experience the beauty of Surrey and Kent across different seasons as we complete the trail with 1 date per month.
The Greensand Way is named after the Greensand Ridge, a long, narrow band of sandstone that runs through parts of Surrey and Kent. This sandstone is rich in the mineral glauconite, which gives it a distinctive greenish hue, hence the name “Greensand.”
There is an alternative option to complete the trail and receive a medal. This will give you two free walks.
Route Details:
Stage 1:
Starting in Haslemere we will follow the Greensand Way as it heads west out of town leading us to the iconic Devil’s Punch Bowl, a dramatic natural amphitheatre carved by erosion over centuries.
The sweeping valley offers one of the most striking landscapes on the route and breath-taking views over the Weald.
We will spend the day continuing through woodland, fields, and villages before arriving at Wormley.
We will stop for various breaks and a lunch stop (please bring a picnic with you)
Date: Sunday January 19th
Time: 10am
Cost: £7 per person
Location: Meeting at Haslemere ( full details in the 2nd email received after booking)
Terrain: Woodlands, fields and roads. Incline is 373m
Food & Drink: Please ensure you have all food you will need and enough water for this walk. We’d recommend 2L. We will stop for a lunch so please bring some food with you.
Toilets: There may be toilets along the route but please be prepared for nature breaks (ie a tree!)
Dogs: Well behaved on lead dogs are more than welcome to this event.
** PLEASE READ**– Please ensure you bring all personal medication you could require.
– Water and food is essential to any walking / hiking trip
– Please bring waterproof clothing and suitable footwear
– If this is your first walk with us please complete the PAR-Q form beforehand - Womens Wellness Knole Park – Sevenoaks Walk (February)Knole Park, TN15 0RP, Sevenoaks, Sevenoaks, Kent
Womens Wellness Walk – 5.5miles
Join us for our February Womens Wellness Walk in the beautiful Knole Park (Sevenoaks).
TO SECURE YOUR PLACE PLEASE CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO BOOK. RSVP ON MEETUP WILL NOT SECURE YOUR PLACE.
Womens Wellness Knole Park - Sevenoaks Walk (February) - MJ Outdoor AdventuresOverview:
We start in the centre of Sevenoaks making this walk ideal for anyone coming from London. We are a few minutes away from the train station. From here we walk directly into the impressive Knole Park which is owned and manged by The National Trust. The expansive 1,000-acre deer park is home to some 400 wild deer, a hallmark of the park since the medieval period. At the heart of the park stands Knole House, a grand 15th-century mansion once owned by Archbishop Thomas Bourchier and later passed to the Sackville family.
The house is known for its stunning architecture and impressive art collection, with many rooms preserved as they were in the Tudor era, it is a 365 roomed house.
Route Details:
We start in central Sevenoaks so perfect for anyone travelling via train. It is a 35minute journey from central London. From the centre we head straight into Knole Park and head along a small section of The Greensand Way. The route trails through ancient woodlands with stunning vistas over The Weald. Keep an eye out for the deer along the journey.
Please bring a small picnic lunch or snack for our rest stop.
Date: Saturday February 8th
Time: 10am
Cost: £7 per person
Location: Meeting at Sevenoaks ( full details in the 2nd email received after booking)
Terrain: Woodlands, fields and roads.
Distance: 5.5miles / 9km
Food & Drink: Please ensure you have all food you will need and enough water for this walk. We’d recommend 2L. We will stop for a lunch so please bring some food with you.
Toilets: There may be toilets along the route but please be prepared for nature breaks (ie a tree!). There are toilets inside the park.
Dogs: Well behaved on lead dogs are more than welcome to this event.
Walk Leader: I am a fully trained Lowland Leader with a enhanced DBS (available upon request) and trained in outdoor first aid. I am also trained and qualified in nutrition, wellness and female health. MJ Outdoor Adventures is fully insured. Your safety is our priority.
We run our Women’s Wellness Walks for every stage of life, offering a safe, supportive space to connect with nature and with each other. Whether you’re navigating the highs and lows of life or seeking community during the stages of menopause, these walks are for you. We provide full support for all stages of menopause, creating an inclusive and understanding environment.
This walk isn’t just about enjoying beautiful scenery; it’s about fostering friendships, empowering one another, and finding strength in community. Research shows that spending time outdoors improves mood, reduces stress, and enhances overall well-being. What better way to reap these benefits than by joining a group of like-minded women in an uplifting and supportive setting?
Walk Leader: For those who don’t know my story, I experienced a medical menopause in my 20s, which came with a long list of symptoms. This journey led me to train in menopause and nutrition, and I’ve since been invited to participate in both medical and retail panels to discuss the physical and mental impacts of menopause. Our walks provide a safe space to share openly if you wish, or simply to enjoy being in nature together.
** PLEASE READ**– Please ensure you bring all personal medication you could require.
– Water and food is essential to any walking / hiking trip
– Please bring waterproof clothing and suitable footwear
– If this is your first walk with us please complete the PAR-Q form beforehand - Womens Wellness Knole Park – Sevenoaks Walk (February)Charing Cross Station , London
## Details
Womens Wellness Walk – 5.5miles
Join us for our February Womens Wellness Walk in the beautiful Knole Park (Sevenoaks).TO SECURE YOUR PLACE PLEASE CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO BOOK. RSVP ON MEETUP WILL NOT SECURE YOUR PLACE.
Details of the meeting place will be sent with confirmation. We will be meeting a short walk away from Sevenoaks Train Station, easily accessible from London Charing Cross, London Waterloo and London Bridge, around 35 minutes travel.
Womens Wellness Knole Park - Sevenoaks Walk (February) - MJ Outdoor Adventures
Overview:
We start in the centre of Sevenoaks making this walk ideal for anyone coming from London. We are a few minutes away from the train station. From here we walk directly into the impressive Knole Park which is owned and manged by The National Trust. The expansive 1,000-acre deer park is home to some 400 wild deer, a hallmark of the park since the medieval period. At the heart of the park stands Knole House, a grand 15th-century mansion once owned by Archbishop Thomas Bourchier and later passed to the Sackville family.
The house is known for its stunning architecture and impressive art collection, with many rooms preserved as they were in the Tudor era, it is a 365 roomed house.
Route Details:
We start in central Sevenoaks so perfect for anyone travelling via train. It is a 35minute journey from central London. From the centre we head straight into Knole Park and head along a small section of The Greensand Way. The route trails through ancient woodlands with stunning vistas over The Weald. Keep an eye out for the deer along the journey.
Please bring a small picnic lunch or snack for our rest stop.
Date: Saturday February 8th
Time: 10am
Cost: £7 per person
Location: Meeting at Sevenoaks ( full details in the 2nd email received after booking)
Terrain: Woodlands, fields and roads.
Distance: 5.5miles / 9km
Food & Drink: Please ensure you have all food you will need and enough water for this walk. We’d recommend 2L. We will stop for a lunch so please bring some food with you.
Toilets: There may be toilets along the route but please be prepared for nature breaks (ie a tree!). There are toilets inside the park.
Dogs: Well behaved on lead dogs are more than welcome to this event.
Walk Leader: I am a fully trained Lowland Leader with a enhanced DBS (available upon request) and trained in outdoor first aid. I am also trained and qualified in nutrition, wellness and female health. MJ Outdoor Adventures is fully insured. Your safety is our priority.
We run our Women’s Wellness Walks for every stage of life, offering a safe, supportive space to connect with nature and with each other. Whether you’re navigating the highs and lows of life or seeking community during the stages of menopause, these walks are for you. We provide full support for all stages of menopause, creating an inclusive and understanding environment.
This walk isn’t just about enjoying beautiful scenery; it’s about fostering friendships, empowering one another, and finding strength in community. Research shows that spending time outdoors improves mood, reduces stress, and enhances overall well-being. What better way to reap these benefits than by joining a group of like-minded women in an uplifting and supportive setting?
Walk Leader: For those who don’t know my story, I experienced a medical menopause in my 20s, which came with a long list of symptoms. This journey led me to train in menopause and nutrition, and I’ve since been invited to participate in both medical and retail panels to discuss the physical and mental impacts of menopause. Our walks provide a safe space to share openly if you wish, or simply to enjoy being in nature together.
** PLEASE READ**
– Please ensure you bring all personal medication you could require.
– Water and food is essential to any walking / hiking trip
– Please bring waterproof clothing and suitable footwear
– If this is your first walk with us please complete the PAR-Q form beforehand - Greensand Way–Stage –Wormley – Shamley Green 8.5 miles / 14km Guided Group WalkWormley, Wormley
The Greensand Way 2025
TO SECURE YOUR PLACE PLEASE CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO BOOK. RSVP ON MEETUP WILL NOT SECURE YOUR PLACE.
Greensand Way - Stage 2 - Wormley - Shamley Green 8.5 miles / 14km - MJ Outdoor Adventures
Overview:
The Greensand Way is a scenic 108-mile (174 km) long-distance trail stretching from Haslemere in Surrey to Hamstreet in Kent, following the Greensand Ridge.We will enjoy panoramic views, explore picturesque villages, and pass through historic sites such as Knole Park and Leeds Castle. The route includes several areas of outstanding natural beauty and seven trig points to bag along the way.
With varied landscapes, from ancient woodlands, rolling hills, open fields, villages and riversides , it’s a great mini challenge to try and complete over the course of 2025. You will experience the beauty of Surrey and Kent across different seasons as we complete the trail with 1 date per month.
The Greensand Way is named after the Greensand Ridge, a long, narrow band of sandstone that runs through parts of Surrey and Kent. This sandstone is rich in the mineral glauconite, which gives it a distinctive greenish hue, hence the name “Greensand.”
There is an alternative option to complete the trail and receive a medal. This will give you two free walks.
Route Details:
Stage 2:
Starting in Wormley, the Greensand Way quickly takes us into peaceful woodland as we head east. In February, the path will be lined with bare trees, allowing for clearer views through the forest.
The GSW leads to Hambledon, a charming village with its traditional cottages and St Peters Church. After leaving the village, the route continues through rolling fields and farmland, with views of the Greensand Ridge in the distance.
Further along the landscape opens up, offering expansive views across the Weald. The trail then enters the scenic Hascombe Hill, known for its ancient hill fort and panoramic views across Surrey. Even in winter, this area offers spectacular vistas.
After descending from the hill, the route continues through woodland and quiet paths, passing by isolated farms and rural homes. The final stretch leads us to the village of Shamley Green, where we complete stage 2.
We will stop for various breaks and a lunch stop (please bring a picnic with you)
Date: Sunday February 9th
Time: 10am
Cost: £7 per person
Location: Meeting at Wormley ( full details in the 2nd email received after booking)
Terrain: Woodlands, fields and roads. Incline is 299m
Food & Drink: Please ensure you have all food you will need and enough water for this walk. We’d recommend 2L. We will stop for a lunch so please bring some food with you.
Toilets: There may be toilets along the route but please be prepared for nature breaks (ie a tree!)
Dogs: Well behaved on lead dogs are more than welcome to this event.
** PLEASE READ**– Please ensure you bring all personal medication you could require.
– Water and food is essential to any walking / hiking trip
– Please bring waterproof clothing and suitable footwear
– If this is your first walk with us please complete the PAR-Q form beforehand