Hiking is a wonderful way to connect with nature, get some exercise, and enjoy the outdoors. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or someone considering trying it out, it's a great opportunity to appreciate the beauty of the natural world.

Here are some ideas on how to celebrate a day dedicated to hiking:

1. Plan a Hike:

   • Research local hiking trails and choose one that matches your skill level and preferences.

   • Invite friends, family, or fellow outdoor enthusiasts to join you.

2. Explore a New Trail:

   • Use National Hiking Day as an opportunity to explore a trail you haven't visited before.

3. Organise a Group Hike:

   • Coordinate with local hiking groups or clubs to organize a group hike.

4. Educate Yourself:

   • Learn about the flora and fauna in the area where you'll be hiking. Bring a field guide to identify plants and wildlife.

5. Share Your Experience:

   • Capture photos and share your hiking experience on social media, using relevant hashtags to connect with the hiking community.

6. Leave No Trace:

   • Practice Leave No Trace principles to minimize your environmental impact. Carry out all trash, stay on designated trails, and respect wildlife.

7. Try Geocaching:

   • Combine hiking with the adventure of geocaching, a real-world treasure hunting game.

8. Take a Nature Walk:

   • If you're not up for a lengthy hike, take a shorter nature walk in a local park or nature reserve.

9. Host a Picnic:

   • Pack a picnic with your favorite outdoor snacks and enjoy a meal surrounded by nature.

10. Reflect and Relax:

    • Take moments during your hike to reflect, relax, and appreciate the beauty of the natural surroundings.

Remember that the goal is to enjoy the outdoors, get some exercise, and appreciate the beauty of nature. Adjust your celebration based on your preferences, fitness level, and the available time.

Why not take on a hiking Challenge?

• 52 Peaks

• The Welsh One Hundred

• The Welsh 3000s