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Family Wild Walks, Love Outdoor Play, Wildtime - March 30, 2019

Thanks to Arc'teryx, Wild Walks has funding for the year!

]When Arc'teryx Piccadilly rang a few weeks ago to say they thought it would be nice to ask their community to donate money to Wild Walks in exchange for their lovely patches, we all thought it would be a nice small donation, a help to keep us going to the summer. But the community totally blew us away...

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Family Wild Walks, Hackney, Love Outdoor Play - February 22, 2019

Clapton Common Wild Walk & Picnic, Sunday 3rd March

Join us for a springtime walk, play and picnic! We'll start at the adventure playground on Clapton Common, then weave through Springfield park and down to the River Lea. After a picnic stop, we'll explore the wild Walthamstow marshes on the other side of the river. The walk will finish at Millfields Park near Lea Bridge Road. The walk will be about 3km long with stops to play and explore, perfect for 3-7 year olds. Including a picnic stop, this walk will take 2-3 hours.

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Family Wild Walks, Hackney, Projects, Wildtime - January 11, 2019

Abney Cemetery Wild Walk Sunday 27th January

Join us on Sunday 27th January for our first Wild Walk of 2019! We'll be exploring one of our favourite secret gardens before getting lost in the magical world of Abney Park Cemetery! Meeting at Stoke Newington Overground Station at 12.30pm.

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Family Wild Walks, Outdoor Families - December 18, 2018

Festive Family Wild Walk

Christmas is a time for family and friends, for sharing and appreciating. It can be magical. It can also be stressful and hard work. Getting together and going for a walk is just the perfect de-stress.

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Family Wild Walks, Hackney, Wildtime - December 02, 2018

Sunday 16th December - Christmas Wild Walk

This will be our last Wild Walk of 2018! To celebrate, we will be having a Christmas celebration at our shop in Netil Market afterwards! We will visit the farm animals at Hackney City Farm and then weave through the woodland in Haggerston Park.

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