The latest news from Walking Women
August 3, 2024
We have been the owners of WalkingWomen for just 3 years this month August 2024. During this time we have tested new holidays in places we know well and kept going the WalkingWomen favourites. We began when people were only just starting to travel and slowly but surely women began to book holidays with us. […]
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June 12, 2024
We have so many women asking about what to pack …especially wanting to travel light and take only hand luggage if flying and not to be hampered with big suitcases when going by train. We love travelling light and you’ll be surprised how much you can do without. On our holidays you can usually wash […]
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June 1, 2024
Finding your inner goat We love our goat levels to describe our walks and one of the best comments we heard from an American guest was “what on earth are these goat levels you use in Britain”. Perhaps soon they will be the UK’s national grading for our trails! But for now, they are special […]
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May 17, 2024
“This very special trip is one I’ll never forget” In April a small group of WalkingWomen walked the Camino Way – the Portuguese route. They began in the small Portuguese city of Porto to spend a few days getting ready. From Porto they went to Tui – a small village where their Camino began – […]
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April 23, 2024
WalkingWomen has a network of women guides And it’s what makes our holidays so special. They are the heart and the soul of WalkingWomen and each one has their own unique way of guiding you to discover and explore a new area. They all share their passion for ‘ their place”. It might be sharing […]
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April 13, 2024
A post from Ginny Lunn – Joint Owner, Walking Women. I sit here looking at these magical mountains, reflecting on travelling as a lesbian and a topic that I am often asked about since I began my journey at WalkingWomen. It feels now is the time to write about travelling as a lesbian and why […]
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By our very own Walking Woman Helen … 10 years ago I hobbled down Ben Nevis, my 8 year old son, skipping ahead impatient with my speed and the need to periodically walk backwards to relieve the pain in my knees. It had been a long day and although elated by the fact that I […]
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March 20, 2024
We celebrate and value the diversity of neurological differences always It is important to us at WalkingWomen as we have our own experiences of dyslexia and struggling to be recognised at school. The days when you were called ‘thick’ for failing all your exams rather than being supported to find the cause. Ginny was previously […]
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