Walking has got to be one of the most fun ways of exploring an area, discovering new sights, meeting new people and connecting with a landscape. Our guided walks mean you can do all of that without the stress of having to navigate, be responsible or find the best places to stop for tea and cake. We seflessly test the cake too!

At Embrace Adventures we love guiding individuals, groups or busines teams so if you don't see an area you would like to explore, please get in touch. Likewise if you see a route but would like to tweak if for whatever reason. We can design adventures that suit you. A day out in the hills can be a great chance to complete a challenge and get to know others.

Guided walks are led by experienced and qualifed Mountain Leaders or Lowland Leaders who are fully insured and qualified in Outdoor First Aid.

Guided Walks follow known paths which can be uneven, sometimes muddy or rocky. People need to be confident that they are fit enough to complete the route.  If you have any questions regarding this or need assistance in specific areas please get in touch. Children over the age of 12 are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult at all times and must have the stamina to complete the walk. If for whatever reason, you wish to stop walking, the guide will help you arrange transport back to the start and will then accompany the rest of the group to continue the route.  

Your guide will provide all the navigation and safety kit to make this trip enjoyable, but please bring the following with you:

Wellbeing Walks

Try a mental and physical wellbeing boost with a difference. Social walks in beautiful countryside are wonderful for peoples mental health and we can design routes to suit different needs of your team. Take in views, wild flowers, wild life and stop for well earned homemade goodies and tea and coffee.

The Surrey 3 Peaks

If you are looking to take on a walking challenge down south, then the 36km / 23 mile Surrey 3 Peaks Challenge is a must. We head out on into England's most wooded county to take in Leith Hill, the highest point in the south east, Holmbury Hill and lastly Box Hill. Our reward for the uphills are glorious views across beautiful countryside and plenty of interesting sights along the way including Surrey's waterfall, WW2 pill boxes, iron age forts, Leith Hill Tower and the famous Box Hill Stepping Stones. The route touches on the long distance routes Pilgrims Way, the Greensand Way and The North Downs Way. With a total ascent of just over 1000m the Surrey Three Peaks is a long day out and one which will leave you with a huge feeling of achivement.

You will have the reassurance of a professional Mountain Leader the whole way, who not only knows the route, will also pass on their knowledge of the local history and flora and fauna not to mention where the best stops are for drinks and cake

Expected to be walking for: 

8 hrs - with plenty of stops for snacks and lunch etc.

Suitable for:

People with a good level of fitness used to walking.