Wellness Walks

Outdooractive & Wellness Walks

We’ve partnered with Outdooractive Whilst the ability to use a map and a compass will always be foundational to both the training and qualification – not to mention the reality of being a walk leader – tools and skills evolve – very very few leaders don’t have some sort of mapping software on their phone […]

Meet Nick – Volunteer Walk Leader

Who, Where & Why… Nick is one of our Volunteer Wellness Walk Leaders. Nick is a fully qualified Lowland Leader & like all of the team he also has qualifications in First Aid for Mental Health, Outdoor First Aid and Safeguarding. Nick is based in Lancashire. Tell us a bit about your journey to becoming […]

Kind words – Marie (15-08-2024)

Crag End Beacon on Great Shunner We head out of Hardraw on the Pennine Way up to Crag End Beacon at 626m. The track is rough in places, steep in a few sections but we will take them at a pace to suit ourselves and stop frequently to take in the views, which are definitely […]

Why Outdoor Adventure Skills Are Disappearing and Why They Matter

Things to think about In an increasingly digital world, practical outdoor skills are becoming less common. Skills like navigation, basic survival knowledge, and nature awareness are often overshadowed by tech-based activities. Yet these skills are vital, especially for families. Participating in family adventure days that teach these skills can strengthen family bonds, build resilience, and […]

Kind words – Rachel (29-10-2024)

Airlie Monument walk Nice afternoon to unwind, follow the path to Airlie monument, find out the history of the monument then carry on along the path surrounded by views and look out for the deer. Then back on the lower track through the trees in the fading light of the day to the carpark. Lead […]