Activities

Visit a local food bank to find out about what they do and how you can help.

Nearly at the top! Dig deep when it gets steep and think about the view from the peak.

Learn orienteering map reading in this activity, because you get the best start by knowing where you are and where you’re going.

Develop your safety skills in the outdoors then use them in on orienteering course with your friends.

What’s that coming over the hill? Is it a hazard? Explore how seeing what might lie ahead of you on a hillwalk can help.

Run to the hills and put your best foot forwards, as we plan a hilly hike with a difference.

Things won’t always go to plan. Explore the benefits of expecting the unexpected and having a backup ready to go.

Understand how to protect local hillsides and mountains, then do some conservation work to become part of the solution.

Use your pioneering skills to build a runway that gets you from A to B. Will yours be up to scratch?

Race your friends downhill in with special summer sledges made for grass.

Feel like your flying in this air activity, as you’re towed behind a vehicle (usually a boat) while attached to a parasail.

A bit more hands-on than hillwalking, but not quite as full-on as rock climbing, scrambling’s a brilliant way to get to know some terrain.

Discover paddle power as we explore rivers, lakes or the deep blue sea on a kayaking adventure.

Explore rivers and streams and have an adventure with climbs, ropes, and pools.

Strap on your skis and fly across the water in this adrenaline-fuelled adventure.

What’s SUP? Grab a paddleboard and make a splash in a stand-up paddleboarding adventure.

Fly your kite at sea and skim across the waves as you master this challenging watersport.

Make flipbooks that tell the story of all the adventures you’ve been on with your group.

Get ready for a white-knuckle ride on some white water rapids as we take a walk on the wild side!

Spend the night somewhere new as we work on expanding our comfort zones.

Pitch a tent to set the scene, then cast some silhouettes together.

Delve into some maps from back in the day and then have a go at making your own with prehistoric paint!

Put up a mess tent, then think about how you can use the shared space.

All you have to do is say what you see in this seemingly simple team communication challenge.