Xiaohongshu
Monday 19 October 2026
Saturday 24 October 2026
Clubs & Societies
🥾 Hike: Amersham Circular (25km)
24/10/2026
This 25km loop from Old Amersham takes you deep into the beech woodland of the Chilterns, threading through Penn Wood and Common Wood before reaching the Royal Standard of England, reputedly England's oldest freehouse pub, dating back over 900 years. The route winds through the historic streets of Old Amersham, past Hazlemere and Tylers Green, and across rolling farmland around Knotty Green…
Sunday 25 October 2026
Clubs & Societies
👣 Walk: Ramsgate to Margate Coastal Trail (16km)
25/10/2026
Take in the fresh sea breeze on this stunning coastal route from Ramsgate to Margate 🌊. With dramatic cliff-top paths, golden beaches, and stops through charming seaside towns like Broadstairs and Westgate-on-Sea 🏖️, this hike blends natural beauty with classic British seaside vibes. Perfect for anyone craving ocean views, good company, and a refreshing day out! ☀️🌿
Saturday 31 October 2026
Clubs & Societies
🎃 Walk: Halloween on the Cuckmere Pilgrim Path (19km)
31/10/2026
Join us for a Halloween hike along the Cuckmere Pilgrim Path, a 19km circular pilgrimage trail winding past seven ancient South Downs churches and their weathered old graveyards in Berwick, Alciston, Selmeston, Arlington, Wilmington, and Lullington, home to one of England's smallest churches.
Sunday 1 November 2026
Clubs & Societies
🥾 Hike: Hastings to Rye via Camber Castle (20km)
01/11/2026
Join us for a hike from this scenic route Hastings to Rye requested by one of our WLs. This costal hike traces the 1066 Battle of Hastings paths past Norman castle ruins, medieval Cinque Ports, and smugglers’ cobbled haunts 🏰⚔️🌊 Ending with sea views and Rye’s timeless charm 🏚️🍻
Saturday 7 November 2026
Clubs & Societies
🥾 Hike: North Downs Way (Oxted to Otford) (22km)
07/11/2026
This 22km hike takes you along the spine of the North Downs Way from Oxted to Otford, tracing the chalk ridge through Tatsfield, Knockholt, and Chevening, with the ancient Pilgrims Way running parallel below, a route walked by travellers for centuries en route to Canterbury. The path rewards you with wide-open views north across the Weald, alternating between exposed ridgeline and shaded woodland…