Love walking? Join the Stylist team at the StrongWomenTrek this June for 13 miles for nature, fun and connection! NationalWalkingMonth
Start/finish venue: Guildford Cricket ClubAfter the sell-out success of the inaugural Strong Women Trek in September 2021, it’s back with two new dates and two new routes. Both Treks are easy to get to, within a 30-minute train journey from central London, or within a 10-minute drive of the M25. We’d love to see you there!
The Strong Women Trek is a chance to escape the city and meet like-minded women for a day of fresh air, hills and fun. Plus, £5 from every ticket goes to Care International.
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