Easy Hikes London

🟠🐎 Hike: The New Forest! 🌲🌲🌲

Join us for a long tranquil hike in the New Forest to experience ancient woodland, beautiful heathland, natural scenes and a chance to see many wild horses - and this hike is timed for the foal season! A living and working place where ponies, donkeys and cattle freely graze the land and help to keep the patchwork of different habitats intact. Deeper in the forest, wild deer stroll beneath canopies of mighty oak and beech - *to truly appriciate this hike and hopefully see some wildlife, it would be wondeful if we could all aim to have less chatter/noise whilst in the forest.* 🟠 **HIKE:** 📏 31km (19 miles) 🏔️ Elev. Gain: 250m 💓 Av. Pace: 5.1km/h 🚥 [View Walking/Hiking Levels Here](https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPRjEOPjW8B/) *✊ **Pace & Purpose:** Active Muslims is about focusing on the actual activity. These are **paced walks and hikes (not strolls)**, so please join us with that* ***[active mindset and purpose](https://www.instagram.com/reels/DBhPWpdIMKq/)*** *in mind.* 📍 **Meet at:** **Waterloo: Opposite Platform 3** 🔄 **Start/End:** **Brockenhurst** **/** Waterloo Station ⌚**Meet from:** 8:11am, the train departs at **8:35am** *[arrives 10:05am at Brockenhurst \ Return train estimate 18:44 back to London Waterloo 20:20.]* **🚆 Travel & Tickets** All our regular walks & hikes are free to join. You are welcome to arrange your own travel or meet us at the destination station. **Option 1: Buy Your Own Ticket** We recommend buying on the day. Use a **Network Railcard** or a **GroupSave** discount where possible. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ **Option 2: Group Ticket (3+ People)** I can help purchase group tickets to save costs, **BUT you must arrive at the station before the platform is announced to collect your physical ticket.** To join this: 💳 **PayPay Here:** TBC *Please send via **Friends & Family** and make sure no fee is charged.* ⏳**Deadline:** TBC 📱 **Confirmation:** Message on **[WhatsApp](https://tinyurl.com/5n68255b)** with your **Meetup Name** once paid. *ℹ️ No refunds once tickets are bought.* ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 🚻 Departing Station / On-board train / Destination Station / **🎒 Essentials:** * **Gear:** Hiking boots (recommended), hiking socks (or double socks), and layered clothing. * **Food/Water:** Packed lunch, snacks, and 1.5–2L of water. * **Tech:** Fully charged phone + portable power bank. * **Safety:** Emergency whistle + Headtorch (winter). * **Prayer:** If you are praying, please ensure you have **wudu** beforehand. Be ready to join the group promptly to keep us on schedule **📋 Attendance Policy:** When an event has a **waiting list**, priority is given to new joiners and those with a reliable attendance record - *previous "No-Shows" may be moved to the waitlist to ensure spots go to reliable attendees [[why it matters](https://tinyurl.com/28sh83cn)]* ⛑️ **Disclaimer**: You are solely responsible for your own safety on these events and have the fitness level required for it. That you do not require special attention, medication or additional care. You are also responsible for your belonging at all times. 🚦 **[Walk/Hike Levels:](https://www.instagram.com/share/reel/BBxV4zomeZ)** 🟢 Easy 🟡 Average 🟠 Moderate 🔴 Challenging ⚫ Very Challenging **Follow us for updates:** 🌐 **[@Active.Muslims](https://www.instagram.com/active.muslims)**

Bexhill, Battle & Swim – Long Hilly Country Hike

Walk length 16miles/25km Circular A picturesque route from the Town of Bexhill to Battle across scenic countryside much of it using the 1066 Country Walk trail and exploring woods such as Powdermill Wood and Fore Wood Nature Reserve. The lunch stop will be at the small town of Battle made famous as the site of the Battle of Hastings. We will try to enjoy a swim at Bexhill at the end of the walk weather permitting. The hike is Circular from Bexhill and starts from Bexhill Rail Station Rail Station at 10.15am after the train from London arrives. Meeting at London: Meet from 8.00am at London Victoria station (close to the Gatwick Express meeting point close to platform 13 & 14, see photo below) to get the 8.24am train arriving at Bexhill for 10.13am (please be prompt if you want to get group saves. The 8.24am gets to Bexhill for 10.13am (one change at Hampden Park (Sussex), There are regular trains back to London. Train ticket from £21 return, discounts available with a network railcard or as part of a group save, southern rail also does online ticket offers. Cost/Meetup/organize fee: £7 cash on the day or you can do paypal (colin45@hotmail.co.uk, please do friends and family to avoid charges). Please make a note of the organizers numbers - Colin 07709305681. THIS IS A DEMANDING HIKE BOTH IN LENGTH AND WITH NUMEROUS HILLS, PLEASE ENSURE YOU ARE HAPPY WITH THIS. Lunch & Finish Please bring a snack lunch and water for the walk. The walk should finish before 6.00pm with a lunch stop at Battle. The time finishing may be earlier or later than stated depending on the weather and pace, swim at the end and pub. You are advised not to have fixed time rail tickets or committed evening plans. Walking Safety Walking Safety: Walking is a great way to keep fit and generally very safe; however it does contain an element of risk. Before going on any of these walks you need to be reasonably fit and be prepared to be responsible for your own safety. You should wear appropriate clothing such as proper walking shoes, warm and wet weather clothing and carry sufficient food and water. Please see our Terms and Conditions (http://www.meetup.com/London-Explorers/pages/Terms_and_Conditions/) COULD EVERYONE PLEASE AVOID COMMENTS BELOW THAT ARE NOT SPECIFIC TO THE EVENT AS THIS GENERATES SPAM, JUST CHANGE YOUR RSVP IF YOU CAN'T GO. YOU CAN MESSAGE THE ORGANIZER, MANY THANKS.

🌿 Coastal Reset Experience Durlston → Chapman’s Pool Hike & Breathwork

Durlston → Chapman’s Pool → Coastal Adventure Join us for a wild coastal hike along the Jurassic Coast, where cliffs meet the sea and every step feels like a reset. This is not just a walk — it’s a chance to disconnect from noise, move your body, and recharge in nature. ⸻ 📍 Route We start from Durlston Country Park and follow the stunning coastal path towards Chapman’s Pool, one of the most hidden and beautiful beaches in Dorset. Expect: * Dramatic cliff views * Open sea landscapes * Remote, untouched nature * A peaceful stop at Chapman’s Pool We return along the same path. ⸻ 📏 Details * Distance: ~14–16 km (round trip) * Time: 4–5 hours * Level: Moderate (some steep sections) 👉 Not suitable for complete beginners 🌬️ What we’ll include * Gentle breathing practice during the hike * Optional short meditation by the sea * Time to pause, reset, and connect No pressure — just space to enjoy. ⸻ 🧭 What to bring * Comfortable walking shoes (very important) * Water & snacks * Layers (weather can change quickly) * Good energy ✨ ⸻ ⚠️ Important * This is a coastal hike with uneven terrain * Please join only if you’re comfortable walking this distance * We move as a group — no rush, but steady pace ⸻ 🌿 Why join? Because sometimes the best thing you can do is: walk, breathe, and let nature do the rest. 💷 Investment £50 per person Limited spaces to keep the group intimate and focused. 🚗 Transport We will travel together in a comfortable 7-seater car from London. * Limited spaces available (small group) * Exact meeting point & time will be shared after booking

Rhododendron Hike – Ash Vale Circular via Basingstoke Canal & Pirbright

Seven sisters spectacular coastal hike, ending in picturesque East Dean

**This is a challenging hike with several options to shorten if needed.** Hike the Seven Sisters, the Chalk Cliffs of Sussex, one of the most scenic coastal regions in the south downs of England. **GRADE:** Intermediate / Challenging 23 km 13 miles 670m of ascent and approx 7 hrs hiking time without breaks. This is a spectacular coastal hike with breathtaking views of the dramatic chalk sea cliffs on the English Channel coast in south-east England, ending in East Dean, a beautiful South Downs village close to Beachy Head and Birlig Gap beach, where Sherlock Holmes went to retire! The name "Seven sisters", according to a legend, comes from seven sisters who lived on these limestone formations, each of them had a house between these hills. In fact there are now eight cliffs as an extra one has been created by coastal erosion. Starting in the pretty town of Seaford on the Sussex coast we follow the coastal path passing the Martello Tower and follow the Vanguard way to Seaford Head. We undulate along the sea cliffs to drop down to the Cuckmere Estuary and wildlife reserve, stopping for lunch at the cafe and visitor centre. Later we join the South Downs Way and enter the Seven Sisters Country Park where a steep climb leads us to the trig point at Cliff End. From here we follow the cliff edge path over the Seven Sisters cliff to Birlig Gap. After Birlig Gap there is a steady climb past Belle Tout, a former lighthouse, and onto the spectacular Beachy Head with possibly the finest views in Southern England. We then make our way inland towards East Dean picturesque village where we can finish our hike in a delightful old smugglers pub, before making our way back home! From East Dean we can take the bus, the Coaster 12/12A/12X service from East Dean Bus Shelter to Eastbourne. These buses are very frequent and operate up to every 10 minutes. Details can be found here: [Coaster 12X - Eastbourne - Brighton | Brighton & Hove Buses](https://www.buses.co.uk/services/BH/12X#disruptions). Journey time: 22 min and cost: approx £3. In Eastbourne there is a regular train service to London Victoria, every 30 minutes. **COST**: £10.00 organiser fee pay on RSVP **MEETING POINT & TIME**: 08:20 at Victoria station, in front of the main train ticket office. Second meeting point at 10:20 at Seaford station. **TRAINS**: Trains from London Victoria station. We will take the 08:54 to Seaford via Lewes, arriving at Seaford at 10:19 (journey time 1hr 25 min, 1 change at Lewes). We will return from Eastbourne. You can purchase group save tickets (minimum group of 3) or with Network railcard approx at approx £28, return train tickets for Eastbourne. **WALK STARTS**: 10:at Seaford station **WALK FINISHES**: Approx 18:00 at East Dean. We take the bus to Eastbourne and from there the train back to London. **Hike Leader**: Fofi This is a challenging hike with several options to shorten if needed. **What to bring**: packed lunch, snacks, water, suitable clothing, and hiking footwear. **Kit list**: click here (https://www.meetup.com/GO-London/pages/Kit_List%27s/) **Terms and conditions**: by signing up to a GO London event you are agreeing with our terms and conditions and participation statement. Click here (https://www.meetup.com/GO-London/pages/Terms_And_Conditions/) **To view our full calendar**: https://www.meetup.com/GO-London/events/ **Facebook page**: https://www.facebook.com/GoLondonAdventure/ **Facebook group**: https://www.facebook.com/groups/GoLondonHiking/

FREE HIKE - Nature & Wildlife Hike: Wimbledon to Richmond Park Circular

**Meeting Point:** Outside Wimbledon Chase Station at 10:30 am and start at 10:45 am sharp! **Difficulty:** Moderate - medium paced hike **Distance:** 14 to 16 miles **Elevation Gain:** approx., 450 m **Transport:** Wimbledon Chase Station is accessible via train services. If driving, you can park in the car park at Wimbledon Chase Station. **Description:** We will explore the scenic beauty of Wimbledon Common and Richmond Park during this hike in London. Starting from Wimbledon Chase Station, the route takes through iconic landmarks such as Wimbledon Windmill Museum, Queensmere, Treebox Wood, Pen Ponds, and the vibrant Isabella Plantation. The trail offers stunning landscapes and opportunities to observe local wildlife, including birds and deer. Expect mixed terrain, with forest paths, grassy trails, and sections that cross a golf course and busy roads. We will go to a pub close to the station and socialise after the hike. **What to Bring:** * Comfortable hiking shoes or boots * Weather-appropriate clothing * Water (recommend 2 liters) * Snacks and lunch * A good positive spirit (preferably the kind that laughs when there are any uphill sections) **Important Notes:** * Ensure you are physically prepared. * Be mindful of busy road crossings and golf course sections. * Respect fellow walkers, wildlife, and other natural surroundings. **Additional Notes:** * RSVP to secure your spot. * Update your RSVP if your plans change so others can join. * **Rules:** Please make sure to read the about us section of the group before joining - https://www.meetup.com/free-hiking-outdoor-fitness-and-social-activities * **Stay Together**: Please stay with or behind the hike leader to maintain group pace and cohesion. * **Safety Reminder**: This is a voluntary activity. Participants are responsible for their own safety and for respecting fellow walkers, wildlife, and the environment. No risk or liability is inferred or accepted by the organizer. Looking forward to hiking with you and exploring this adventure together. 📱 For any issues, contact me via mobile/WhatsApp at 07830374629.

Shakespeare's Way and the rhododendrons of Temple Gardens

This Beautiful hike takes us through Buckinghamshire's best-kept secrets. Crossing heathland, meadows, woodlands and parks with tree-lined avenues, pretty lakes, and stunning displays of Rhododendron at Temple Gardens an explosion of colour from April. Woodland trails lead through pines, veteran Oak, Chestnut trees and some best examples of ancient woodland in Britain, with great opportunities for wildlife spotting and views to Windsor Castle and beyond. **GRADE:** Intermediate 25km/16mile 6.5hrs hiking 200m Ascent, the walk mainly flat on good woodland paths. **COST:** £12 organiser fee. **MEETING TIME:** 09:30 Langley Station (Elizabeth Line) **TRAINS:** Tickets are not included, Elizabeth line to Langley, arriving at 09:27 Journey time 25 mins. Buy return tickets to Cookham. **WALK STARTS:** 09:30, Langley station, outside the station **LUNCH:** Pack Lunch **ESTIMATED FINISH:** 17:30 at Cookham Station. What to bring: lunch, snacks, water, suitable clothing and hiking footwear. Click here- https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FLjSAczjgbZ26OKE4Iy_zX2IFqkybdXCmK9AkVfqI1w/edit?usp=sharing Terms and conditions: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XSic4Aj9VJguTQuiWrTd6I1A-EmvmQCqCHggB0omlX8/edit?usp=sharing To view our full calendar: https://www.meetup.com/GO-London/events/ Contact: golondongary@hotmail.co.uk - 07968585224 Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/GoLondonAdventure/ Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/GoLondonHiking/

Early summer in Epping Forest to Lee Valley | Free Hike 23.5km (14.6mi)

**Grade: 🥾🥾 🥾Level 3/5** —— **📖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** —— 🚊**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](https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/)** for details —— **📕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\. —— **⭐️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. —— **💷COST: Free** This hike is completely free to join but participants need to purchase their own transport tickets. —— 🎒**WHAT TO BRING:** * 2L Water * Packed lunch and snacks * Comfortable walking/hiking shoes * Weather-appropriate clothing (layers, waterproofs, hat, sunscreen) * Optional: trekking poles, camera —— *✅***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. —— **🚨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. —— **☯️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. —— ⚠️ **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.

Hike to West Wittering Beach and East sand dunes

This beautiful coastal hike takes us from the historic city of Chichester out to the wide open shoreline of West Wittering, combining peaceful canal paths, estuary views, and a stunning stretch of sandy beach. Starting from Chichester, we follow the scenic Chichester Ship Canal before reaching the estuary at Birdham. The route then traces the coastline along the Chichester Harbour, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty known for its wildlife, sailing waters, and expansive views. Heading south, we reach the striking sand dunes of East Head, with far reaching views across to Hayling Island and the Isle of Wight. A relaxing walk along West Wittering beach brings us inland through quiet lanes and picturesque villages before finishing in West Wittering. We then take a short bus ride back to Chichester, where there is time for a well earned drink or meal before heading back to London. *** ### 🕓 Schedule & Meeting Info **MEETING TIME:** 08:30 London Victoria Station next to the information booth near platform 12 07968585224 **TRAINS:** 09:05 from London Victoria (direct) Arrives Chichester 10:37 **TICKETS:** Return to Chichester and Bus from West Wittering to Chichester (contactless) **HIKE START:** 10:40 Chichester Station **LUNCH:** Pack Lunch. **HIKE FINISH:** Approx. 17:00 – Chichester **RETURN TRAINS:** Regular services from Chichester to London Victoria *** ### 📏 Hike Details **DISTANCE:** 10.5 miles (17 km) **ASCENT:** 270 m **TERRAIN:** Flat riverside paths, coastal trails, sandy beach, and country lanes **GRADE:** Beginner *** ### 🎒 What to Bring ✅ Hiking boots or sturdy shoes ✅ Waterproof jacket & layers for changing weather ✅ Packed lunch, snacks & water ✅ Train ticket / Contactless / Travelcard *** London hiking group, coastal walk from London, Chichester to West Wittering walk, West Sussex hiking, beach walks UK, Chichester Harbour walk, East Head sand dunes, seaside hikes from London, beginner hikes UK, guided hikes London, group hiking UK, countryside day trips from London #golondonhiking *** 📱 WhatsApp: 07968585224 📩 Mailing List: [Go London](https://www.golondonhiking.co.uk/contact) 🌐 Website: [www.golondonhiking.co.uk](https://www.golondonhiking.co.uk) 🎟️ Eventbrite Page: [GO London Events](https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/go-london-hiking-17576718759) 📸 Instagram: [@golondonhiking](https://www.instagram.com/golondonhiking/) 👍 Facebook Page: [Go London Adventure](https://www.facebook.com/GoLondonAdventure/) 👥 Facebook Group: [Go London Hiking](https://www.facebook.com/groups/GoLondonHiking/) 📜 Terms & Conditions By signing up, you agree to our full T&Cs including our cancellation and refund policy. View T&Cs.

BEGINNERS HIKE 18KM Wind in the Willows: Woodland, River & Photography adventure

📏 **Key Info:** • Distance: 11.5 miles (18km) • Grading: [Beginners/Intermediate](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/HikeGradings.pdf) \- one main hill that we take gently • Ascent: 140m • Hiking time: 5 to 5.5 hours • Cost: £31 (includes guided hike + return train) • Refunds: Payments are non-refundable and non-transferable. If you follow our [[Resale Process](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/FAQ.pdf)] and your place is rebooked, we’ll issue a refund. • Toilet Breaks: On the train, at the lunch stop, and at the end pub 📍 **Meeting Point** • Location: Paddington station. Meet at the entrance of the main ticket office - [MAP](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/StationPhotos/Paddington.jpg) • Time: Meet 9am, leave 9:20am for the 9:38am train • Return: 6:22pm arrival back in London (you’re committed until then) 🌟 **Highlights** • Walk the scenic **Thames Path** with riverside meadows and marshes • Visit **Cookham**, home of painter Sir Stanley Spencer • Discover the site of **Saxon Queen Cynethryth’s** lost 8th-century monastery • See ancient **Bronze Age burial mounds** at Cock Marsh • Enjoy panoramic views of the Thames Valley from **Winter Hill** • Walk through **Bisham Woods**, inspiration for The Wind in the Willows • Pass near the **Cliveden Estate** — famed for grandeur and the Profumo Affair • Cross **Boulters Lock**, once a favourite haunt of Victorian society • Finish in **Maidenhead**, with Brunel’s iconic 1835 railway bridge 🥾 **Hike Description** We set off from **Cookham** and soon make our way into the enchanting Bisham Woods, once part of the Royal Forest of Windsor. Steeped in history and folklore, these ancient woods were said to be haunted by Lady Hoby and inspired Kenneth Grahame’s The Wind in the Willows. Rich in flora and wildlife, they provide a beautiful opening to our walk. Climbing to **Winter Hill**, we enjoy sweeping views across the Thames Valley before descending to the river. The path then leads us through meadows and marshland, past the ancient burial mounds of **Cock Marsh**, before arriving in the historic heart of Cookham village, famously described by Stanley Spencer as “a village in heaven.” Here we pause for lunch, with time to explore the charming streets, Spencer’s gallery, and Holy Trinity Church where the artist is commemorated, as well as a visit to a traditional pub. After lunch, we rejoin the **Thames Path**, widely regarded as one of the most photogenic stretches of the river. The route meanders alongside the water, skirting the edge of the grand **Cliveden Estate**, once a ducal residence and later the setting of the notorious 1960s Profumo Affair. Our hike continues along the river past **Boulters Lock**, a lively boating hub once popular with Victorian high society, before reaching **Maidenhead**. The finale is at Brunel’s magnificent **1835 railway bridge**, a pioneering feat of Victorian engineering and a fitting close to a day rich in riverside scenery, history and culture. 🧭 **Guide:** • Leader: [BEA](https://www.outdooraholics.co.uk/MeetTheOutdooraholics.pdf) • Contact (hike day only): 07345 241215 🍽️ **Food:** • Bring a packed lunch • Pub visit after the hike (drinks optional) 🎒**What to Bring** • Hiking boots/shoes • Water (2 litres minimum) • Packed lunch • Waterproofs (jacket and trousers) • Hat and gloves if cold • Train tickets are arranged – just meet us at the meeting point ⚠️ **Safety** Your guide is a trained hike leader and Outdoor Activity First Aider ❓ **Want to Know More?** • [New to Our Trips?](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/new_to_our_day_hikes.pdf) (perfect for first-timers, answers “what to expect”) • [About Us](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/about_us.pdf) (who Outdooraholics are, credibility, history) • [FAQs](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/FAQ.pdf) (covers common queries) 📲 **Explore More &** **Stay Connected** [Day hikes list](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/hikesbygrade.pdf) 👣 [Calendar - All trips](https://www.meetup.com/outdooraholics/events/calendar/) 📖 [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/outdooraholics/) 📸 [Facebook page](https://www.facebook.com/Outdooraholics) & [Photos group](https://www.facebook.com/groups/Outdooraholics) 📄 **Terms and Conditions** By signing up or attending you agree to our [Terms and Conditions](https://outdooraholics.co.uk/TermsConditionsOutdooraholicsHikingUK.pdf) © Outdooraholics Hiking UK Ltd 2026 E & OE

FREE Evening Walk 🌿 Sunset Trail – Epsom's Twilight Woodland Loop

**📍 Meeting Point:** Outside Epsom Station **🕔 Time:** Please arrive **promptly at 6 PM** **🔁 Start & Finish Location:** Epsom Station Join us for a moderate paced evening walk through some of the most peaceful green spaces around Ashtead and Epsom. This circular route takes us past quiet ponds, woodland paths, and open commons that feel especially atmospheric as the daylight fades. Expect a mix of forest tracks, gentle inclines, and plenty of calm, scenic moments along the way. We’ll aim to finish around **9 PM**, just as the last light slips away — so bring a torch and enjoy the magic of walking at dusk. ## 🌿 **What to Expect** * A scenic **up to 15 km loop** through Stew Ponds, Ashtead Common, and surrounding woodland * Easy to moderate terrain with occasional gentle climbs * A relaxed but swift pace suitable for most fitness levels * Beautiful evening light over ponds, trees, and open commonland * A friendly group atmosphere — perfect for unwinding after a long day ## 🍻 **After the Walk** We will head to a nearby pub recommended by popular locals for a well‑earned drink and some social time before heading home. ## 🎒 **What to Bring** * Good shoes * Weather‑appropriate clothing * A torch or headlamp 🔦 * At least 1 litre of water 💧 * Cash or card for post‑walk drinks 💳 The walk is completely free — just bring good energy and a positive and happy spirit. ## ⚠️ **Important Guidelines** * Please stay **with or behind the walk leader** at all times to keep the group together * You are responsible for your own safety * Respect nature, wildlife, and fellow walkers 🌱 * This is a voluntary activity — no risk or liability is assumed ## 🤝 **Group Etiquette** * Please read the **About Us** section before signing up 👉 [https://www.meetup.com/free-hiking-outdoor-fitness-and-social-activities](https://www.meetup.com/free-hiking-outdoor-fitness-and-social-activities) * Be respectful, friendly, and considerate to all participants ## 📞 **Contact** If you have any issues on the day: **Mobile / WhatsApp:** 07830 374629

No Drama, Just Distance 🥾 The Roach Valley Way 🌾 23 miles / 1,000 ft Fast pace