Our walks are a space for queer, trans, non-binary, genderqueer, gay, lesbian, bi, asexual, intersex, pansexual and everything in between people. If you’re still figuring it out that’s fine too, in fact, that’s great. We just want to centre our joy and hang out together in the outdoors!

Nobody will ask you how you identify when you come on a walk - but we often ask the group to share names and pronouns so we can make sure we’re adressing people how they like to be addressed.

We may offer some friends and families walks in the future, but unless specified, walks are queer centred spaces.

Our walks are TRANS INCLUSIVE.

Currently most of our walks are in the North of England, from Cheshire to the Peaks to West Yorkshire. But we have also run hikes in Wales, Cornwall, the Lakes, and Morocco!

Walks will usually be accessible from a train station unless otherwise specified. Attendees are responsible for their own travel.

You can sign up for walks and other events via the events page on our website. Spaces are limited to ensure safety, so book ahead if you’re keen to come!

Our walks vary in length and difficulty but most should be manageable for somebody who is new to hiking. Make sure you read specific walk descriptions carefully for info about the terrain - to make sure it’s accessible for you and your level of mobility or fitness.

It’s always a good idea to bring plenty of different layers and a waterproof on a walk. Even in summer, the weather can change quickly in the UK!

If you have walking boots we would always recommend those for ankle support - but sturdy trainers are fine if now.

We ask that folk bring their own snacks and plenty of water as well.

Nothing (currently) other than a lifelong love of the outdoors!

By attending a group walk you acknowledge that the leader may not necessarily hold any formal qualifications in relation to walking leadership, first aid or medical training - unless we are walking in mountainous terrain, in which case an ML will lead the walk.

Walk organisers and event hosts assume no responsibility for anyone attending any group event. When you join a walk or other event you attend as a guest, you indicate that you accept these conditions and accept that no legal liability is accepted by the group, group organisers, walk organisers or event hosts in the event of accident or injury, however caused.

Participants are responsible for assessing their own suitability to take part in any walk or event, the safety of themselves and their guests and the suitability of any equipment used.