North West England · 25–35 · Free forever
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One day a month. No screens, no noise and no stress. Just a decent walk and a beer at the end.
One day a month. No screens, no noise and no stress. Just a decent walk and a beer at the end.
After your mid-twenties, there's no natural way to meet new people. Work gives you colleagues. Apps give you strangers. The pub gives you the same six faces you've had for five years.
We run a monthly hike in the North West. Twenties and thirties only. You apply, you come on one, and if it's good you keep showing up.
"The friendships you make on a five-hour walk are different to anything you'll build in a bar. There's nowhere to hide and nowhere you'd rather be."
The Lakes are two hours away. The Peaks are one. Snowdonia is ninety minutes. Most people spend their weekends not using any of it.
It's what makes the group work. A year either side — just get in touch.
Not a fell runner — just 12–18km on rough ground without needing rescuing.
We want people who come on walks, not people who join the chat and ghost after two months.
Short form. 90 seconds. We read every one.
A real phone call. Not an email. Who's in the group, what to expect, where to be.
Full route, exact meeting point, someone to walk with from the car park.
Monthly walks. Post-hike pub. Free. Always.
Everyone here earned their place by showing up. This is who we are.
Eight Wainwrights in one sweep. Two long ridgelines encircling a glaciated valley — the best place to view Helvellyn from.
One of the finest ridge walks in England. 3km undulating ridgeline with panoramic views both sides, returning through a hidden limestone gorge.
The finest ridge walk in England and Wales. Crib Goch's knife-edge arête with 1,000ft drops on both sides. Four summits including three Welsh 3,000-footers.
Wainwright called it "the best ridge-mile in all Lakeland." Five rocky crinkles plus Bowfell's shattered-pyramid summit. The Bad Step adds real mountaineering flavour.
Iron Age hill fort summit with 360° views. The approach passes through Trow Gill gorge and past Gaping Gill — a 98m pothole with England's highest underground waterfall.
"The Grand Canyon of the North." A hidden U-shaped valley lined with 295-million-year-old columnar dolerite crags. The reveal as you reach the rim is jaw-dropping.
The finest single viewpoint in Wales — 13 of the 14 Welsh 3,000-footers visible without turning your head. Optional Grade 1 scramble on the Daear Ddu ridge.
Fill this in. Aaron will ring you within 48 hours, tell you what's coming up, and get you on the next one. Free. Always.
Come on one hike. If it's not for you, we shake hands and part ways. No awkwardness, nothing to refund. But we'd be surprised.
Sorted. Aaron will ring you within 48 hours. Pick up — it'll be worth it. See you on a fell.
Free forever. Aaron will call you on this number within 48 hours.