Upcoming events
This depends on the individual walk and the route. If dogs are welcome, it will be clearly stated in the event description. Where permitted, dogs should be well-behaved and kept under close control, especially around livestock and wildlife.
Yes. Wander With Me is fully insured to lead guided walks, and all walks are risk assessed before the event.
Not at all. Some people come for the conversation, while others enjoy the quiet. There’s no expectation either way—you’re welcome to experience the walk in whatever way feels right for you.
Not at all! Wander With Me walks are designed to be welcoming and accessible. As long as you’re comfortable walking the distance shown in the event description, you’ll be absolutely fine.
I keep group sizes small so everyone has a chance to enjoy the experience. Most walks will have a maximum of around 8–10 people.
Absolutely! Many people come on their own, and Wander With Me is a great way to meet like-minded people. There’s no pressure to chat if you’d rather enjoy some quiet time, but you’ll always be made to feel welcome.
Completely! Many people book their first walk on their own and tell me afterwards they were glad they did. I’ll make sure everyone feels welcome from the moment they arrive, and you’ll never be expected to keep up a fast pace or know anyone beforehand.
Our walks are taken at a relaxed, sociable pace with plenty of opportunities to pause and enjoy the surroundings. Each event includes the approximate distance and terrain so you can choose the walk that’s right for you.
Walks will usually go ahead in light rain—we’re in Britain after all! If severe weather makes it unsafe to walk, you’ll be contacted as soon as possible and offered an alternative date or a refund.
If you have a medical condition that may affect you during the walk, please let me know before the event so we can discuss whether the walk is suitable and ensure I can support you appropriately if needed.
Wander With Me isn’t about walking as fast or as far as possible. It’s about creating space to slow down, enjoy nature and leave feeling a little lighter than when you arrived. Whether you’re looking to clear your head, meet new people or simply spend more time outdoors, you’ll always be welcome.
We recommend bringing:
- Water
- A small snack (especially for longer walks)
- Weather-appropriate clothing
- Any personal medication you may need
For longer walks, you may also like to bring a flask of tea or coffee.
Please wear comfortable clothing that’s suitable for the weather and sturdy walking shoes or boots with good grip. We also recommend bringing a waterproof jacket, even if the forecast looks good.
Hi, I’m Megan! I’m a qualified Lowland Leader with experience leading Duke of Edinburgh expeditions, and I’m trained in Outdoor First Aid. My aim is to help people discover the benefits of spending time outdoors in a safe, supportive and welcoming environment.
Yes. Once you’ve booked, you’ll receive confirmation, and a few days before the walk I’ll send the exact meeting point, parking information and any final details you’ll need.
