Not Long Now!!

Starting in the historic plague village of Eyam, this route combines fascinating history with big open landscapes. We’ll climb steadily to the moorlands around Sir William Hill, where sweeping views stretch across the Peak District, then follow ridge-top paths and gritstone edges. The return journey takes us through farmland and quiet lanes back to Eyam, where you can explore the village’s story.

• Distance: 15 km | Elevation Gain: 509 m
• Time: 5–6 hours | Pace: Medium (4 km/hr) 
• Hike Rating:  Challenging/ Tough

Lunch will be enjoyed on the go, and in the evening, we’ll regroup for a relaxed dinner the nearby area.

Our final day’s walk is a gentle circuit through the beautiful Bradford Dale and surrounding countryside. The route follows a crystal-clear river past stone bridges and along grassy banks before climbing gradually to open fields edged by drystone walls. It’s a peaceful, relaxed way to finish the trip, with plenty of time for goodbyes before heading home

• Distance: 10.5 km | Elevation Gain: 250 m 
• Time: 3.5 hours | Pace: Medium 
• Hike Rating: Moderate

After the hike, we’ll say our goodbyes and begin the journey home, taking with us the memories of an unforgettable weekend. 

Thank you all for your deposit, the remaining balance is due by 4th October.

The Balance Due is £132.50 p/p

You will shortly receive an email with an invoice and payment link. 

Included: 

• 3 nights of accommodation 
• 4 guided hikes 
• Qualified guide and outdoor first aider for all activities 
• Pre-trip Zoom call 
• Detailed trip pack 
• Dedicated WhatsApp group for questions and updates 
• All activity planning and coordination taken care of

Not Included:

• Food & Drink  
• Transportation - Where a drive is required to the start of a walk, participants typically arrange car shares amongst themselves. 
• Travel / Activity Insurance.
• Any "Extras" not mentioned above. 
• Guarantee of Sunshine 

Transportation:

Walks may require a drive to the start point. Transportation is not included, and participants often choose to arrange informal lift shares. 

If you don't drive, please be proactive in making your own arrangements - this may include organising a lift with someone or booking a taxi. 

Please note: Car sharing is entirely optional and at your own risk. Any lift arrangements are private agreements between participants and are not organised or insured by Adventure Women UK. 

Guides: 

Our Walks are led by a qualified walking leader with Mountain Training UK and Outdoor First Aider. 

Weather: 

We love the sun but if it is having a day off please be aware activities will still go ahead in the rain. However if conditions are unsafe, activities are subject to be changed or cancelled for safety reasons. If we do have to cancel an activity, we'll do our best to arrange an alternative plan for the day. Unsafe weather can include heavy rain, strong wind, snow, thunder & lighting for example.

Terrain: 

Hikes on this trip are moderate - tough, suitable for those comfortable walking up to 17 km with elevation gain. The terrain varies from well-trodden paths to rocky, uneven, boggy and woodland trails. You should be prepared for some ascents, descents and uneven ground that may be slippery. You must be physically fit & well. You are responsible for your own health & safety and must be well enough to hike for 7+ hours.

Sign Up Form:

Please complete the below sign up form at least 7 days before the start of the trip

https://form.jotform.com/201554976381058

When completing your form, please let us know if you have any injuries, illnesses, or additional needs that could help us plan and manage the walk safely. This is not about excluding anyone - it's so we can be aware, prepared and carry any additional kit if needed to support you on the day. 

Fitness & Preparedness:

It is your responsibility to ensure you sign up for a trip that matches your current fitness level and experience. Our walks and activities are graded to help you choose appropriately, but please read the trip descriptions carefully and consider the distance, elevation, terrain, and expected pace and experience required for activities.

If, for any reason, the activity leader has concerns about your ability to complete a particular walk within the required time or at a suitable pace, OR the activity leader has any concerns that you cannot take part in the activity safely, you may be asked not to join the walk or activity. This decision is never taken lightly, but it is made for the safety, well being, and enjoyment of the entire group.

Some of our activities and walks are in remote or exposed areas, with limited options to shorten or exit early. Fatigue, cold, heat, or lack of preparedness can pose real risks, especially over multi-day trips. Our aim is for everyone to have a positive and safe experience, so we appreciate your honesty when assessing your readiness and your cooperation with leader decisions on the day.