Women who get outdoors, feel better about their bodies*
Research shows just two hours in nature every week increases a woman’s happiness. And women who spend time outdoors are more likely “to experience positive body image”. It’s against this backdrop ACAI created The Outdoorsing Club to inspire women across the UK to experience new adventures. So why not join our ACAI Adventurers, alongside other like-minded women, for a free, organised opportunity to get a boost from Mother Nature?
*Reference: Stieger, Aichinger & Swami, 2022


Upcoming Events
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TAGC 4th Birthday Walk + Roast, Somerset
Distance: 9km/6miles
Ascent: 246m/807ft
This intermediate circular hike is starting and finishing at Hauser & Wirth Somerset, taking around 4 hours including stops. The route explores the beautiful countryside around Bruton, with highlights including views from the Dovecote, a gentle wander through the town and along the River Brue, and a woodland climb to the top of Creech Hill for wide-reaching Somerset views. We’ll finish back in Bruton with a well-earned roast lunch at At The Chapel.

The Quantock Hills, Somerset
Join us for a beautiful walk through the heart of the Quantock Hills, where wooded combes open out onto wide, windswept hilltops with far-reaching views.

IWD on Derwent Edge
Ascent: 470m/1500ft
Level of difficulty: Easy/Moderate/Challenging - A fairly long but gradual uphill to start. Some uneven terrain. A good level of fitness and some walking experience preferred.

Shropshire Hills Hike: Long Mynd & Cardingmill Valley
A women-only hike through Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd, discovering a hidden waterfall, rolling hills, and big Shropshire views. A welcoming, supportive adventure created for women who want to build confidence, breathe deep, and enjoy the magic of the hills together.

Pen-Y-Ghent and Hull Pot
Distance: 10km/6miles
Ascent: 470m/1500ft
Level of difficulty: Easy/Moderate/Challenging - The majority of the hike is moderate level, but the last part of the climb to the summit is fairly steep and rocky terrain with some exposure. Three points of contact are needed in parts but it is not technically difficult.

Eryri (Snowdonia) Hike: Aberglaslyn and Optional Lake Dip
Join us for a free, women-only Snowdonia adventure sponsored by ACAI Outdoorwear. Expect river gorges, hidden lakes, a peaceful summit, optional wild swimming, and a goodie bag to top it all off. Beautiful scenery, great company, and zero pressure — just a proper mountainous day out.

Spring Equinox Sunrise
Distance: 10km/6miles
Ascent: 470m/1500ft
Level of difficulty: Easy/Moderate/ - mostly footpaths and trails. Some steep ups and downs in places so a good level of fitness and some hiking experience is needed. We will be walking in darkness/low light with headtorches for the first hour.

Dragon's Back
Distance: 7km/4 miles
Ascent: 300m/1000ft
Level of difficulty: Easy/Moderate/Challenging - footpaths of mixed terrain but some are uneven, steep and rocky in places so a good level of fitness and some hill-walking experience and sure-footedness is required.

The Malvern Hills Hike: Worcestershire Beacon and Malvern Ridgeline
A challenging ridgeline hike across the Malvern Hills, ticking off iconic summits and sweeping views from Worcestershire Beacon. A confidence-boosting adventure for women who enjoy earning their views — strong, scenic, and seriously satisfying.

Nunney Castle, Somerset
Join us for a gentle and beautiful walk through the storybook village of Nunney, where water, woodland and history weave together at an unhurried pace. We’ll begin by wandering through the village lanes before following the clear, bubbling line of Nunney Brook, a peaceful stretch that sets the tone for the day.

Powys Full Moon Sunset Hike: Rodney’s Pillar
Event description: A women-only sunset and Pink Full Moon hike on Breidden Hill, blending ancient history, panoramic views, and night-time magic. A gentle but powerful adventure celebrating connection, confidence, and the beauty of walking beneath a full moon.

Chapman's Pool, Dorset
Join us for a lovely sunset walk and swim around the beautiful Jurassic Coast path to Chapman's Pool. We will start our walk at Worth Matravers, wandering through the quaint village before heading down towards the famous Winspit Quarry where we will admire the caves from afar. We will then undulate along the coast path, with stunning views across the often turquoise waters. We will walk past St Aldhelm's chapel and the lookout station before climbing down and back up a very steep hill where we will be rewarded of breathtaking views of Chapman's Pool. We will then descend down to the pool where we go for a sunset swim in the sea before walking back inland to Worth Matravers where we will finish our walk at the best pub - The Square and Compass for a drink.

Lantern Pike
Distance: 8.5km/5miles
Ascent: 200m/650ft
Level of difficulty: Easy/Moderate/Challenging - mostly easy trails and footpaths with gradual ups and downs, but one short but fairly steep uphill section and some uneven terrain. A good level of fitness and some walking experience preferred.

Blorenge and Keepers Pond
Join us for a beautiful and invigorating walk in the Black Mountains, taking in some of the Blorenge’s most dramatic scenery. We’ll begin at Keeper’s Pond car park before contouring around the mountainside towards the Punchbowl, where wide views open out across the landscape and the sense of space really settles in.

Tisbury, Wiltshire
Join us for a beautiful walk through one of Wiltshire’s most enchanting landscapes, taking in historic villages, sweeping parkland and the tranquil waters of Fonthill Lake.

Shropshire Hills Hike: Hope Bowdler, Caer Caradoc and Secret Bluebell Woods
Discover secret bluebell woods, climb the dramatic ridge of Caer Caradoc, and finish in Church Stretton with optional post-hike drinks. A spring adventure through some of the Shropshire Hills’ most beautiful scenery — guided, relaxed, and unforgettable.




