Women-only Sunset to Full Moon walk | Crook Peak | SOMERSET (Sponsored by ACAI)

Route Overview

• Starting Point: Webbington Road Car Park

• Distance: 10km / 6 miles

• Time: 4-5 hours (inc stops)

• Ascent: 331m

• Grade: Intermediate (Find out more about our grading system here)

• Terrain: Short, steep hills, muddy trails, rocky ground.

Join us for a stunning evening hike across Crook Peak to watch the sunset and see in the full moon. We will start by walking along the Somerset Levels before beginning our ascent up to Wavering Down where we will have views all across to Glastonbury Tor and Cheddar Reservoir. We will then undulate along the down towards Crook Peak, where we will take in the views across the Bristol Channel before continuing down the ridge to the car park.

This walk is kindly sponsored by ACAI Outdoorwear, which means it's free for everyone! Please only book if you can attend, as there are limited spaces available.

Getting There

By Car: We will meet at Webbington Road Car Park, which is a free lay-by with plenty of spaces

By Public Transport: Unfortunately, this walk is only accessible by car; however, please feel free to utilise the Lift Share WhatsApp chat below.

Liftshare: If you need or can offer a lift, please post in the Lift Share WhatsApp Group.

What to Bring

• Hiking boots

• Plenty of snacks and a packed dinner

• At least 1 litre of water

• Weather-appropriate clothing

• A flask of hot drink (optional)

• Something to sit on at dinner

• A headtorch

• Small first aid kit with personal medication

• A day rucksack for your essentials

Who will be your guide?

Hi, I’m Alice! I’m a Qualified Mountain Leader and CEO of The Adventure Girls Club. I founded this club to create a welcoming space for women to reconnect with nature through adventure and outdoor skills. I love meeting the amazing women who join our events, and it’s incredibly rewarding to see participants leave feeling more connected to nature and to one another.

What to expect on a TAGC hike

• A qualified hike leader to lead the way and keep you safe

• A slow walking pace where no one gets left behind

• A welcoming and friendly group of like-minded women

• Plenty of facts about the nature and history of the walk

• Lots of 'faff' stops to drink water, snack and de-layer and re-layer

• A relaxing lunch/dinner break (if the weather allows!)

• A link to share photos after the hike

Who can join?

Our events are for cis-women, trans-women and non-binary people who feel safer in women-only spaces.

Club Membership

Non-members are welcome at all our events. We also offer a club membership, which provides free or discounted access to events, a community WhatsApp group, and route cards and resources via our online platform. You can find out more about the club membership here.

Safety & Participation

Our hikes are designed to be enjoyable and relaxed – it’s about experiencing nature, not rushing! However, you are responsible for your own health and safety. If you're unsure about your fitness level, consult your doctor or reach out if you have any concerns.

I am a Qualified Mountain Leader and Level 3 Outdoor First Aid trained, so I’ll be available in case of emergencies.

Toilets

There are no toilets on this walk so be prepared for a ‘wild wee’ if needed—just let someone in the group know and find a private spot.

Dogs

Well-behaved dogs are welcome! However, I can't guarantee that all styles are dog-friendly, so be prepared to carry your dog over a style if necessary. Dogs must be kept on leads around livestock or wildlife, and the guide has the right to enforce this. If bringing a dog, please post in our Dog Chat WhatsApp Group to let other dog owners know.

Refund Policy

Please cancel your space on the event page if you can no longer attend, so it's available to someone else.

Terms & Conditions

By signing up for this event, you agree to our Terms & Conditions. Please note this event is for over-18s only.