Guided Walking Adventures along the South West Coast Path and beyond.
Walking Calendar
Explore our walks and choose a landscape that speaks to you. Scroll down for a colour coded key to our different offerings.
We regularly update our calendar, so the was way to stay in the loop about new offerings is to sign up to our newsletter.
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Free Community Walks
Bringing women together in nature. Hosted about once a month, our walks are all about friendly conversation, fresh air, and women supporting and uplifting each other along the way.
Whether you’re new to walking, new to the area, or just new to putting yourself out there - we’d love for you to join us!
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Two planned day walks over a single weekend.
Choose your own accommodation, giving you the flexibility to stay in a way that suits your needs and budget.
We’ll explore locations across the South West including Cornwall, Devon, Dartmoor, and the Brecon Beacons.
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Multi-day (3 +) backpacking experience
Step out of everyday life and into a rhythm of thoughtful movement, connection, and presence.
These journeys are non-religious and open to all — they’re about finding peace, coming home to yourself, and discovering meaning through walking.
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Mindul Walking and Wild Swimming Retreats
Immerse yourself in the kind of company that lets you breathe a little deeper on one of our residential mindful walking and wild swimming retreats
Whether you come to reset, to reflect, or simply to be held in good company - you are warmly welcome.
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A free library of walking routes for your next solo adventure
When you don’t need a group, or a plan - just a place to begin.
These walks offer a gentle starting point, with routes and guidance you can follow in your own way, in your own time.
Join one of our free Coastal Cure Series walks to celebrate National Walking Month and Mental Health Awareness Week this May!
On these walks we draw on the calming and restorative power of coastal landscapes as a natural prescription to support your wellbeing.
We’re raising funds for the Every Mile Matters campaign with the South West Coast Path Association - helping to protect, maintain, and celebrate this incredible trail for everyone.
We know that signing up to a walk can feel like a big step, especially if you’re unsure about your fitness level.
To support you in choosing a walk well suited to you, we’ve created a system to grade our walks. On each walk description you’ll find a challenge level: beginner / moderate / challenging. You can find out more about these levels on our dedicated page.
Our Way of Walking
Bespoke Walks
Thinking about booking a private adventure? Enjoy a personally tailored, immersive one day or multi-day experience exploring the natural beauty of your chosen destination.
Ideal for individuals, couples, families, small groups, teams, organisations and celebrations.
“Will I fit in?'“
We get this question a lot. People often wonder: am I too old, too young, too quiet, too slow? Is my body the “right” kind of body for this?
Our walks are made up of different ages, different bodies, different paces, different ways of being. All of it belongs.
We love that our walks can be filled with people from different generations — there’s so much to learn from each other and so many fresh perspective to open our eyes to!
Want to talk it through?
If you have a question, big or small, reach out via our contact form.
Or, if you’d prefer to talk in person, our Founder Camille will happily give you a ring. To book a call, send her a message via the contact form with your number and she’ll be in touch to arrange a time to talk.
Useful Information
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Kit list for joining a walk:
Walking boots/shoes - Ideally with sturdy grips on the soles. Gaiters or wellies are recommended for wet ground.
Warm layers - thermals, hats and gloves
Waterproof jacket and trousers - Bring them whatever the forecast!
Walking poles for longer walks (if you have them) can be really helpful in particular supporting your knees uphill and downhill
Sunscreen
Snacks and drinks
Personal first aid kit
Swimming costume / towel (if we’re planning on a dip)
Mobile phone for emergencies - We recommend that you sign up to ‘What Three Words’
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Here is a link to the countryside code for your next adventure
