Your walk. Your way.

Guided walks that adapt to how challenging you want it, who you're with, and how deep you want to go.

Choose Your Challenge

EasyModerateHard

From gentle strolls to rugged peaks. Pick the terrain that suits you.

Who's Walking?

Solo Group Family

Prompts designed for personal reflection, shared moments, or kid-friendly fun.

How Deep?

LightStandardDeep

Brief awareness cues or profound contemplation. You choose.

Free walks available. No account required.

Three choices. One perfect walk.

Every walk adapts to your preferences. Same route, completely different experiences.

Person walking on a scenic trail
Moderate terrainSolo walkDeep reflection

"Place both palms against the gritstone. This rock has witnessed ice ages, the coming and going of forests..."

1

Pick your difficulty

Easy paths for a gentle stroll, moderate for a workout, or challenging for an adventure.

2

Tell us who's walking

Solo for personal reflection, group for shared experiences, or family for kid-friendly prompts.

3

Choose your depth

Light for quick awareness moments, standard for guided reflection, or deep for profound introspection.

Same waypoint. Different experiences.

See how prompts change based on your choices.

Light Depth

"Touch the rock. Feel millions of years beneath your fingertips."

~5 seconds

Standard Depth

"You are now at the base of Stanage Edge. These gritstone rocks formed from ancient river deltas 320 million years ago. Place your hand on the rock. What does it feel like?"

~30 seconds

Deep Reflection

"Press both palms against the gritstone. This rock has witnessed ice ages, the coming and going of forests, the arrival of humans. Standing before something so ancient, what feels less urgent in your life? What matters more?"

~2 minutes with journaling

Walks that fit your life

The family mode made our walk so fun for the kids. They were actually engaged instead of asking 'are we there yet?'

Sarah M.

Peak District

I chose 'deep' reflection and it was like a walking meditation. Exactly what I needed after a stressful week.

James K.

South Downs

Walking solo with light prompts was perfect - just enough to stay present without being overwhelming.

Emma T.

Cotswolds

Ready to walk your way?

Choose your difficulty, your companions, and your depth. We'll find the perfect walk.