We have a wide range of fantastic events and activities to help you explore the beautiful Chilterns.
From skill building workshops and night time glow worm walks, to family bushcraft days, afternoons on the farm and even visits to local breweries, we're sure to offer something for you to enjoy!
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SORRY - THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED Daws Hill Vineyard is a small vineyard and winery set in the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. They are proud to grow and produce everything onsite. From hand pruning and tending to each vine throughout the summer to hand picking every bunch of grapes, each bottle is lovingly cared for and aged for a minimum of 3 years in their converted stables. The winemakers have taken their time to make sure…
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In this one-day workshop, led by professional photographer Dave Willis, you will visit a couple of the Chilterns’ most iconic landmarks and learn how to approach the art of landscape photography. In addition to photographing big views and panoramas, you will also explore the possibilities for smaller images that might focus on texture, detail and colour. You will look at figures and structures in the landscape, using filters and lenses to isolate detail and bring out the best in the…
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SORRY - THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED Join us on a visit to the world famous Tiggywinkles wildlife hospital in Haddenham. Guests are welcome to stay the day and have lunch if they wish (please note that lunch is not included in the ticket price). Your ticket will include an introductory presentation and a hedgehog talk where you will see hedgehogs up close and learn more about them. You’ll also have time to explore the Visitors Centre and other animal enclosures…
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The National Trust Estate at Ashridge is one of the best places in the country to see bluebells in Spring. This gentle walk will take you through carpets of these beautiful wild flowers before finishing with delicious pub lunch at the Bridgewater Arms pub. The walk will be up to 5.5 miles over rolling countryside. Some sections of the paths and tracks may be muddy. Meeting Time – 9.45am for a 10am start. We should return around 1pm for lunch…
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Join local authors, Helen & Neil Matthews, on a quintessentially Chiltern walk to mark the launch of their new book Slow Travel: The Chilterns & The Thames Valley, followed by lunch at the Stag and Huntsman in Hambleden. The walk combines typical Chilterns countryside and villages with stretches along the river Thames. The walk will start in the pretty village of Hambleden, before heading down to Mill End, strolling through a riverside meadow with sheep and geese for company and finally passing through…
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This is a short ‘hands on' course on basic map reading run by Paul Weller, Chiltern Society Walks Co-ordinator and Dick Chapman, author of '60 Choice Walks in the Chilterns'. The course is aimed at novice walkers who need some map reading tuition in order to be confident to explore the Chilterns. The course will be held over two half days at 10am on BOTH Friday 17 May and Friday 7 June 2019. Meeting point for Friday 17th May is The…
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