
FAQ
How much does an event cost?
Navigation courses are £80pp which is run over 2 days.
Single day hikes are £40 pp.
Private guiding is £160 for 1 person and £25 for each additional person.
Camping trip prices will be posted on the event page.
How fit or what experience is needed to join an event?
The events will be at different levels and will be for beginners and experienced walkers.
The single day hikes will be mainly for beginners unless otherwise stated, the camping trips will be for walkers who have done some single day hikes and have experience of carrying a heavy rucksack.
If you have any doubts about the suitability of an event for you, please contact us and we'll be delighted to help.
Do events require a minimum number of bookings to go ahead?
No, events will run with just 1 booking.
What time do events start?
Depending on the event, location and parking areas we will normally start
Day hikes any time between 8.00/9.30am.
Navigation courses start at 9am.
Private and camping trips will vary depending on location and itinerary.
Do events include accommodation or meals?
Food or accommodation are not included with events advertised.
But we can arrange accommodation for private tours.
What happens if I have to pull out of an event or you cancel an event?
This information can be found on the term and conditions page. You can take out holiday insurance to cover yourself for this possibility.
What happens if weather turns bad?
We check forecasts leading up to an event and aim to stick to the original plan as stated on the event page, if weather forecasts force a change, we would confirm an alternative event. If we have to cancel an event, you will be refunded in full.
What Kit do I need to bring with me?
Summer hill-walking
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Rucksack - about 35 litres
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Boots (with ankle support and soles which will grip on rock, grass and mud)
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Waterproof jacket (with hood)
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Waterproof over trousers
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General trekking trousers (not jeans or cotton material)
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Thermal top
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Fleece top
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Gaiters (not always essential)
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Warm hat
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Gloves or mitts
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Spare layer e.g., fleece top
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Compass
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Map (waterproof or in waterproof case)
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Watch
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Torch (preferably a head torch)
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Food & Drink
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Emergency survival bag (polythene is OK) and Group Shelter
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Whistle
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First Aid Kit (small)
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Mobile phone
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A bag to carry home any rubbish
In sunny weather
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Sunhat
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Sun cream
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Sunglasses
In midge season (June, July and August)
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Midge repellent
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Midge net