Neurodivergent Outdoor Leadership – working with our brains and each other to thrive There is lots of content and information about working with neurodivergent young people but less so about working with adults and even less when the leader is neurodivergent! This session will involve some information sharing and myth-busting and then move on […]
Ladies Only: Exploring the Grassington Moor Lead mines. This is a circular walk of about 7 miles on Grassington Moor where we will step back in time and discover and explore the remains of the intensive lead mines from the 16th century onwards. We will come across old mine workings, a powder house and the […]
Ladies Only: Exploring the Grassington Moor Lead mines. This is a circular walk of about 7 miles on Grassington Moor where we will step back in time and discover and explore the remains of the intensive lead mines from the 16th century onwards. We will come across old mine workings, a powder house and the […]
Why we’ve chosen to partner with Keela We thought long & hard about this. So much outdoor clothing and equipment is prohibitively expensive now – but equally for people leading others we want the equipment we recommend to be really good – and Keela offered the perfect match of affordable and reliable. If you’ve been […]
Ladies only: wander around Whalley Abbey and Whalley Nab This undulating walk will take us past the golf course and over to Read Hall, which was once the home of Roger Nowell who had dealings with the trials of the Pendle Witches in 1612. We then walk down to the River Calder (stopping at the […]
Singing Ringing Tree via Clowbridge Reservoir A winter walk to one of the 4 panopticons built in East Lancashire in 2006. Just shy of 7 miles & 260m in height, starting from Clowbridge Reservoir, we will ascend up through the Memorial gardens and Dunnockshaw Community Woodland. We’ll cross Crown Point Road to get to the […]
Ladies only: wander around Whalley Abbey and Whalley Nab This undulating walk will take us past the golf course and over to Read Hall, which was once the home of Roger Nowell who had dealings with the trials of the Pendle Witches in 1612. We then walk down to the River Calder (stopping at the […]
wow – what a year…. The end of the year is the perfect time to step back, pause and see just how far you’ve come. More than ever I want to start by expressing my heartfelt thanks to everyone who’s supported & encouraged us, become part of our fantastic (& growing) team or come along […]
This part of the website – and the resources inside – are for people who’ve attended one of our courses – if that’s you then we’ll have sent you a password in your post course follow up. If you’ve not received it then use the contact form and tell us the course and date. If […]
Mooch around Malham Tarn and the top of the Cove This is a 6 mile walk, walking around the stunning Malham Tarn, before heading across to the top of the cove via Ing Scar, where we will have lunch and enjoy the spectacular views( hopefully). We will not be going down to the Cove itself, […]
