As a gentle start to this year’s Wildish Club events in Somerset, we will be focusing on MEND. Come along to Mallabones on Saturday 17th, 10am - 11:30am. Feel free to bring along any small fix-up projects that you may have.

Our first meeting for the year will be at the Botanical Gardens in Cambridge! We will be joined by Lois Clarke who is going to talk to us about bees and pollinating insects while we explore the indoor gardens. Wildish are now a member of their community scheme so admission will be free!

Join us to explore this 100m long, 20m deep forest gorge, Lud's Church. A truly beautiful and serene place well worth visiting at least once! We will walk from Gradbach car park along the river into the woodland. This really is one not to miss!

A classic Wildish Sunday walk through one of the North West’s most beautiful landscapes. Join us for a steady hike around Lyme Park, taking in open views, woodland paths, and plenty of space to stretch the legs and chat as we go.

Join LWC for our first walk of 2026 — a gentle winter ramble through some of South East London’s quieter green spaces. We’ll take in Oxleas Wood and stop by Severndroog Castle, a surreal Gothic hilltop tower, before finishing near Maryon Wilson Park with the chance to say hello to the goats, pigs and hopefully even spot some deer. Around 9.6 km, mostly flat, with some mud, crisp air, friendly faces and seasonal noticing. We’re starting a little earlier make the most of the winter light.

Heat, cold, and conversation. Join us for an evening at Kontrast where we’ll sweat it out in the sauna, brave the cold plunge, and then stand around yapping about life (as is tradition). No pressure to do everything — come along in whatever way feels good.

We’re heading up high for this one. Join us for a bracing walk to Stoodley Pike, taking in big West Yorkshire views and a route that rewards steady steps with wide-open space. A great walk for winter air, good chats, and feeling small in the best possible way.

Our very popular astronomy workshop is back and will be held at Lime Tree observatory in Grewelthorpe this Feb. We will have access to their three telescopes and planetarium for the evening and will have one of their amazing guides teaching about the night sky in this area.