Freshwalks. The classic experience.

Our Classic walks are the original Freshwalks experience; in the countryside, on the coast, in the mountains and on the moorlands. From easy half-day 8km rambles to epic full-day 30km treks, these walks offer the perfect blend of networking and exercise all year round. No matter the weather.

Allow yourself or your team a day out of the office to boost physical fitness, improve mental wellbeing and bond with other like-minded business professionals over a shared sense of achievement.

The rush of adrenaline and release of endorphins will almost certainly tinge you with that legendary Freshwalks feeling. It’s positively contagious. And if not, the home-cooked pub food and locally brewed ales will surely do the trick for you.

  • Exercise to improve physical fitness
  • Improve mental performance
  • Connect and collaborate with like minded professionals
  • Reduce stress, increase creativity
  • Push your comfort zone, shared sense of achievement
  • Pub food and drinks to celebrate
28
Feb

Hebden Bridge to Haworth

Hebden Bridge – Hebden Dale – Hardcastle Crags – Lumb Hole Waterfall – Pennine Way – Walshaw Dean Reservoirs – Bronte Waterfalls – Haworth

This outstanding linear hiking route from Hebden Bridge to Haworth is perfectly located for the business communities of both Manchester and Leeds to join us for some fantastic networking in the hills.

Your ticket price includes shared return taxis from Haworth to Hebden Bridge (approx 20 mins journey) later in the day.

There are plenty of trains returning in both directions after our return and hopefully enough time to enjoy a drink and some food in either Haworth, Hebden Bridge or even both places at the end of the walk. There are public toilets at Hebden Bridge station.

9:30 - 16:30
23km
Difficulty - Very Hard
The King's Arms, Haworth
28
Mar

Chatsworth Park & the White Peak

Grindleford – Froggatt Edge – Curbar Edge – Chatsworth Park – Baslow – Calver – River Derwent – Grindleford

Our route climbs up to Froggatt Edge, passing the dramatic scenery of Curbar Edge and Baslow Edge. We then drop down into Chatsworth where we’ll take an extended lunch break.

Thereafter, we’ll start our return journey back to Grindleford, following the River Derwent past the White Peak villages of Baslow and Calver. We hope to return to Grindleford late afternoon, circa 16:30 where walkers are invited to enjoy refreshments in the superb beer garden at the boutique Maynard Hotel.

9:00 - 16:30
24km
Difficulty - Very Hard
Maynard Hotel