Love Her Wild is a non-profit UK women’s adventure community. We believe outdoor adventures boost well-being, increase confidence and help protect our planet through better connections to nature.
We provide opportunities, support and funding to make the outdoors more accessible, and have taken thousands of women on adventures from first-time mountain hikes to world-first overseas expeditions!
Ways to Get Involved
- See what Adventures we have coming up.
- Find out if you are eligible for a Love Her Wild grant.
- Sign-up to one of our women-only training courses or outdoor qualifications.
- Join tens of thousands of other women in our Award-winning UK-wide Facebook Group
- Find your Local Groups run by our dedicated team of volunteers – Local Wilders! Here, you’ll find FREE meet-ups in your area.
- Stay up-to-date with news on Instagram and via our newsletter which goes out to over 20,000 subscribers!
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Love Her Wild began as a small Facebook group to connect and inspire women to get outdoors. Originally founded by author and adventurer Bex Band, in response to experiencing sexism in the outdoors. Now managed by a dedicated and passionate team, Love Her Wild has grown into one of the largest non-profit outdoor communities in the world. We are responsible for taking over 4,000 women on adventures each year and have organised some of the country’s most ambitious adventures!
Get a sense of our community with this film which we feel really sums up what makes us so special! This short documentary is about End2End relay – a 74-day, 700 women-strong hiking relay the length of the UK:
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Latest on our blog:
Currents of Connection
Currents of Connection - Our 10 Week Journey with the Canal & Rivers Trust, Manchester Written by Manchester Local Wilder, Liz Hibberd I’d never have thought I’d be spending 10 Wednesday evenings from October to December exploring the local canals of Manchester,...
The End2End Relay Film!
Thank you to everyone who made the End2End Relay possible. The participants, the supporters and all the leaders. This film was made by Nathalie Grace: https://www.nathaliegrace.com/ END2END STATSStart point: Lands End End Point: John O'Groats Number of days: 74 Total...
International Women’s Day Walk!
This post was written by Liz Hibberd who attended our International Women's Day Walk. On Saturday 9th March, 30 women gathered in an outdoor shop in the centre of Manchester. Some knew each other, but many had come on their own, without knowing another soul. There was...