Private guided hikes across the UK
Enjoy a memorable mountain day with a qualified Mountain Leader supporting the planning, navigation and group experience.
A mountain day shaped around your group
From the South Coast to the Scottish mountains, the UK offers an extraordinary variety of wild landscapes. I provide private guided hikes for individuals, groups and charities, from rewarding single-day adventures to multi-day mountain journeys.
Tell me what you would love to experience, how much walking you have done and what you want from the day. We can then discuss an appropriate objective, location and approach for your group.
Personal guidance
A private experience designed around your group rather than a fixed public itinerary.
Qualified leadership
Plan and explore with the support of a qualified Mountain Leader.
UK-wide inspiration
Choose from classic mountain objectives, quieter routes and beautiful lowland adventures.
Where can we go?
These examples are inspiration rather than a fixed list. Route choice will depend on your group, conditions and availability.
Eryri (Snowdonia)
Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), Tryfan, Cadair Idris, the Nantlle Ridge, the Carneddau, Cnicht, Moel Siabod and introductory scrambling days.
Lake District
Blencathra, the Old Man of Coniston, Helvellyn via Striding Edge, Scafell Pike, Skiddaw, Fairfield Horseshoe and other classic fell days.
Peak District
Kinder Scout, Stanage Edge, the Roaches and Lud’s Church, Mam Tor, Derwent Edge, the Great Ridge, Win Hill and quieter circular walks.
Scotland
Ben Nevis, Ben Lomond, Ben A’an, Ben Venue, Ben Vorlich and Stùc a’ Chròin, Loch Katrine and other mountain adventures.
South Coast
The Seven Sisters and Friston Forest, the River Adur and Bramber Castle, the Itchen Way, Durdle Door and surrounding coastal routes.
London and surrounding areas
Epping Forest, the Ashridge Boundary Trail, the Ridgeway, Thames Path sections and the Chess Valley.
Guided hiking FAQs
Who are guided hikes for?
Private guided hikes can suit individuals, friends, family groups and charities. When you enquire, share your experience and what you hope to achieve so we can discuss a suitable day.
Do I need previous mountain experience?
Not necessarily. The right route depends on your current fitness, walking experience, confidence and aims. Beginners are welcome to enquire.
What happens if the weather is poor?
Mountain conditions can change quickly. Safety comes first, so plans may need to be adapted and an alternative objective may be discussed.
Can you support charity groups?
Yes. I work with charity groups on fundraising hikes and specialist support-group walks. Please include the group size, proposed location and aims in your enquiry.
How do I request a date or price?
Use the contact form with your preferred dates, group size, location ideas and experience. I can then reply with suitable options and costs.
Plan your next hiking adventure
Share your ideas, preferred dates, group size and experience, and we can discuss what would work for you.
