Explore the UK’s Most Inclusive Festivals, Guided Meetups

Access Trails UK is more than a directory—it’s a community. From annual festivals celebrating Britain’s landscapes to local group outings designed with accessibility in mind, this page helps you connect with others who share your love of the outdoors.

Whether you’re looking for guided hikes, themed events, or social meetups, there’s something for every ability level.

Accessible Guided Listings

Experience More with a Local Guide

Looking for a safe, supported way to explore new terrain? Our accessible guided listings connect you with experienced, friendly guides who understand adaptive walking needs.

Our listings include:
✔ Step-free nature strolls & full-day explorations
✔ Guides trained in inclusive practices
✔ Options for wheelchair users, mobility scooter routes & low-impact hikes
✔ Customisable private group outings

Find a Local Accessible Guide
Guided Outings in Northumberland
Lake District Accessible Paths
Accessible Paths Across the UK
Best Stile-Free Paths in Britain

Featured Accessible Guided Outings:

Miles Without Stiles – Lake District

The Miles Without Stiles initiative offers over 50 accessible routes across the Lake District National Park, ensuring step-free trails for wheelchair users, families with pushchairs, and those with limited mobility. These routes take you along lake shores, riversides, woodlands, and even fell summits, offering breathtaking views. Visit the Visit Lake District for additional details on accessible paths in the area.

Northumberland Coastal Paths

The Northumberland Coast Path stretches 102km from Cresswell to Berwick-upon-Tweed, passing through windswept beaches, dramatic cliffs, and historic castles. Many sections are step-free and mobility-friendly, making this an excellent choice for an accessible coastal outing. For guided paths in the area, Footsteps Northumberland offers expert-led experiences.

Arran Mountain Festival

Each May, the Arran Mountain Festival hosts guided hikes, scrambles, and hill walks across the Isle of Arran’s rugged landscapes. With expert guides leading small groups through coastal trails, granite ridges, and scenic viewpoints, this festival is designed for walkers of all abilities. If you’re looking for individual guided hikes throughout the year, Arran Wild Walks offers tailored walking experiences.

Regent’s Canal Walk – London

The Regent’s Canal Path is a step-free towpath stretching 8.6 miles from Little Venice to Limehouse Basin, passing through Regent’s Park, Camden Market, and King’s Cross. This urban waterside path offers scenic canal views, historic sites, and vibrant neighbourhoods. Explore a self-guided route through A Lady in London or access detailed maps via Anywhere We Roam.

Guided paths are perfect for those looking for expert insights, historical storytelling, or accessibility-focused routes.

Accessible Community Meetups

Talk & Connect with Others

Join one of the growing networks of community groups focused on inclusion, accessibility & friendship. Whether you’re new or looking to rediscover the outdoors at your own pace, meetups are:

✔ Open to all abilities
✔ Hosted in accessible, well-researched locations
✔ A chance to connect with like-minded people
✔ Often supported by local charities or social enterprises

Find an Accessible Group Near You
Community Meetups
Getting out for Health – Accessible Paths

Featured Accessible Walking Groups:

• Ramblers Groups – Over 500 walking groups across Britain
• Trailblazer London – Hiking & outdoor adventures for all abilities
• Lancashire Walking Group – Accessible countryside walks
• Paths for All – Scotland – Volunteer-led accessible walks

Start a Local Accessible Group

Make It Social. Make It Accessible.

Every step we take together builds a more welcoming outdoor community. Whether you’re heading to a festival, joining a guided outing, or meeting friends for a gentle stroll, Access Trails UK helps you find events that match your pace and your passion for the outdoors.