Our first Winter Wellbeing Walk takes us into the spectacular landscapes around Rushup Edge and Mam Tor

Theses Winter Wellbeing Walks are an invitation to do something different. Join me for a series of relaxed guided walks in the Peak District, designed around walking, conversation, connection and wellbeing.

You don't need to be super-fit. You don't need to know anyone else coming. And you don't need to have anything figured out. Just bring yourself, some decent footwear and a willingness to get outside.

Rushup Edge & Mam Tor | Winter Wellbeing Walk

Start your winter with a walk, a view and some good company.

This guided hike takes us into the spectacular landscapes around Rushup Edge and Mam Tor, rising from Edale Valley, with 10.5km of Peak District scenery, fresh air and plenty of opportunity to chat and reconnect.

We'll explore this iconic corner of the Peak District with view across the Edale Valley, walk a section on the great ridge at a relaxed pace, taking our time to enjoy the landscape rather than rushing from one point to the next.

Expect those big Peak District views that make you glad you put your boots on - even when getting out of the house felt like the harder part.

Along the way we'll enjoy:

🥾 The dramatic landscape around Rushup Edge

🏔️ The iconic Mam Tor Trig point and views

🌄 Sweeping views across the Hope Valley, Edale Valley and surrounding hills

💬 Plenty of time for conversation and connection

☕ A chance to pause at a local pub or café during or after the walk for a drink (any purchase is not included in the price of your ticket)

Who are the Winter Wellbeing Walks for?

These walks are for you if you:

✔ Want to get outside more this winter

✔ Enjoy walking but don't want a competitive or fitness-focused experience

✔ Would like to meet new people in a relaxed environment

✔ Miss having good conversations with other people

✔ Need a reason to step away from work, screens and everyday responsibilities

✔ Love exploring the Peak District

✔ Want some time to breathe, reset and reconnect

✔ Prefer walking at a steady pace with plenty of opportunity to pause

As with all Peak and Bloom walks, we'll move at a steady, accessible pace with no one left behind.

Come alone or bring a friend. Either way, you'll be welcomed into the group.

What To Expect

Peak and Bloom walks are an opportunity to slow down, enjoy the journey and connect with nature alongside a friendly group of fellow walkers.

Throughout the day you'll enjoy:

🥾 A professionally guided walk led by a qualified Hill & Moorland Leader

🌿 A relaxed, welcoming atmosphere where nobody gets left behind

📖 Stories about the landscape, local history and the surrounding Peak District

📸 Plenty of time for photographs, rest stops and soaking up the views

🤝 Friendly conversation and a supportive group environment

Other Details:

Date: Saturday 28th November 2026

Distance: approx 10.5km

Elevation: approx 422m. This is how much we walk up hill over the route, though not all at once.

Grade and Terrain: Moderate hike. Mostly footpaths and trails across open moorland. Some sections of the paths will be a little rocky or uneven underfoot at times, may be some slightly muddier sections if there has been recent rain. Some uphill sections will feel harder (worth it for the views!).

Time: 9am start for around 4 to 5 hours.

Who is the event for: Everyone is welcome (aged 18+)

Who will be your guide?

I’m Sara and I’m a Hill and Moorland Leader based in West Sheffield on the edge of the Peak District.

Where we'll meet:

We'll be meeting at the Edale Car Park - HPBC (google maps (https://maps.app.goo.gl/AuovtTxvu7QkGpdo7)). Paid for parking.

What to bring:

Hiking boots or shoes with good grip

Snacks or lunch to keep you happy and sustained for around 4/5 hours

Rucksack

Water (at least 1L)

Waterproofs

Warm layers, hat and gloves

A personal first aid kit with any medications or things you'd usually have on you

Optional extras: Walking poles, sit mat, hot drink

Note about Toilets:

There are toilets at the car park. There won't be any more facilities on route.

Safety and your participation:

The core hope for my walks is that they are enjoyable and memorable experiences for everyone so we will keep to a slow and steady pace. It's about taking in the views, learning about the area and being outdoors in nature. You are also responsible for your own health and safety and there can be risks with all outdoor activities. You'll be asked to complete a medical form before the walk to let me know of any medical conditions prior to the day.

Whilst I plan and recce my walks, they are still subject to route adjustments where weather or other route conditions change in the days leading up to or on the day of your event. Any alterations are to ensure your safety and ensure you still get an enjoyable time out.

I am a qualified Hill and Moorland Leader and Outdoor First Aid trained so will be on hand in case of an emergency.

Dogs:

Dogs are more than welcome to come along, however, the

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