Trail along a ridge at sunset

Our ground, your day

Some places you do not find on your own

We know ours, and we know which day they are worth the trip. Pick your outing, the rest is on us.

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What we do

We are not selling a seat, we are running a day

Choosing the outing, setting the departure time, saying when today is not the day: that is where a professional earns their place. We know our ground, we know its quiet days and the ones to avoid, and we tell you before you book.

Path crossing an open plateau

What changes when somebody knows the place

Four things we take care of, so that on the day you only have to show up.

What is announced is what happens

We would rather announce a modest outing and hold to it than promise big and disappoint.

The date, and the reschedule

We check the conditions before you do. If the day is not worth the trip, we look for another slot.

A day that holds together

A start, a finish, and in between decisions made by somebody who has seen the place change its mood.

A person at the other end

Your questions reach us, not an anonymous inbox. The person who will take you out is the one who answers.

News from outside

Seasons turning, places changing, and the outings we come back happy from.

Before you pick a date

What people ask us before booking, answered by us and not by a customer-service script.

Still one question left?

Ask it with the outing and the date you have in mind. A useful answer beats an instant one.

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How do I know if an outing is for me?

Read what the outing asks for, then tell us what you usually do. We will answer straight, including when the answer is no.

What if I have never done this before?

That is true of plenty of people at the start of the day. Just say so in advance: it changes how we run the day, not whether we take you.

What do I need to bring?

Each outing states it, because it has nothing in common from one activity to the next. If you are unsure about a garment or a pair of shoes, ask us before the day itself.

What happens if the weather turns?

We follow the conditions and we make the call, not you. If we postpone, we offer another date or apply the cancellation terms shown on the outing.

Where do we meet?

The meeting point is stated on the outing. If you do not know the area, write to us: we are used to explaining the last kilometre.

How do we book?

It all happens on this site: the outing, the date, the payment. If none of the dates suit you, write to us rather than give up.

Can we change or cancel?

The terms that apply are the ones shown when you booked. Tell us early: the earlier it is, the more room we have to sort something out.

Can we come as a group?

Often yes. Give us the number of people and two or three possible dates: that is faster than hunting for a slot on your own.

Limestone cliffs in the evening light

All that is missing is the date

Tell us what you are after and when you are free. We will come back with what is open, and with what we would recommend.

Tell us when

Tell us where you want to go

Tell us what you feel like doing and when. If we are not the right people for it, we will say that too.

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