Spend a weekend hiking with everything on your back, sleeping in nature, and meeting women who love the outdoors as much as you do.
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A short, simple, low-stakes trip into nature. Big enough to feel like a real adventure, small enough to fit into a weekend.
No experience needed. Just curiosity, a pair of legs that walk, and a willingness to be a little uncomfortable in the best way.
Saturday morning
After a short introduction, one last check of the backpacks and a run-through of the plan, we head into nature together. For some it might be the first time walking with everything on your back. Exciting, maybe a little nerve-wracking, which is exactly why we do it together.
We take our time, get to know each other, hike for a few hours, and stop for lunch somewhere with a view.
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Saturday evening
Tents go up, water gets filtered from the stream, and we wash off the day in the river. Then we will cook dinner on a tiny stove, and we eat together as the light goes soft.
No screens. No rush. No full agenda. Just the quietness of being outside, good conversation, and the beautiful experience of falling asleep under the stars.
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Sunday
Maybe with a coffee in the morning sun, maybe with a bit of mist between the trees. After breakfast, we pack up our camp and start walking. More time for conversations and a lot of nature time.
By late afternoon we're at the end of the trail. Tired legs, new memories, and already wondering when the next adventure is.
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Whether it's your first night in a tent or your fiftieth, this weekend is built for you. It's for women who feel happiest with their boots on, who collect outdoor inspiration but rarely get to live it, and who want company on the trail.
If even one of those felt familiar, you're in the right place.
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I've been in love with mountains, hiking trails, and sleeping under the stars for years. The kind of weekends where you walk for hours, cook dinner on a tiny stove, and fall asleep listening to the wind in the trees. Those are the ones I keep coming back to.
What started as my own adventure became something I wanted to share. So I started organising small weekends for other women: to make the outdoors feel less out of reach, and a lot more fun.
If you've been waiting for the right group, or the right moment, or just someone else to plan the route, I'd love to have you along.
- PuckYou don't have to plan the route, pick the spot, or worry about whether you're packing the right things. I've got you covered, so the only thing left for you is to say yes and turn up.
A personal packing list, advice on what to borrow or skip, and an optional group call so you arrive knowing me and the other women.
A hiking route, a "wild spot" to camp, dinner on Saturday and breakfast on Sunday, and full support throughout so you're never figuring it out alone.
A WhatsApp group to land in, help organising a carpool, a slow morning coffee, and a community of like-minded women that keeps going long after we walk out.
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Choose the date that works best for you.
A hiking trip close to home, big enough to feel like a real adventure.
In collaboration with
A hiking trip close to home, big enough to feel like a real adventure.
In collaboration with
Both August weekends are fully booked. Want to be the first to hear about the next Micro-Adventure Weekends? Join the WhatsApp community.
Join the WhatsApp community →Not at all. Whether it's your first night outside or your fiftieth, you'll fit in. Some women come for the experience, some for the community, some just want a weekend in nature with other people who get it.
Most things are items you might already have: a backpack, a sleeping bag, walking shoes. For anything you're missing, I can help arrange rentals or point you to gear worth borrowing.
Dinner on Saturday and breakfast on Sunday are included. You bring your own lunch and snacks for the trail. I'll send guidance on what works well when you're walking with a pack.
Yes. I'm with you the whole weekend, routes and camping spots are scouted in advance, and small groups mean nobody gets lost in the shuffle.
We go anyway, that's part of it. You'll be prepped with the right gear, and honestly, a rainy night in a tent makes for the best stories. If the weather is genuinely unsafe, we adapt.
If you can walk for a few hours with a pack, you're set. Routes are chosen to be enjoyable, not punishing. We move at a pace where everyone can chat and look around.
Everyone who identifies as a woman is welcome here. This includes cis women, trans women, and people with experiences or identities that feel connected to womanhood and who feel comfortable in a women-centered space. The goal of these adventures is to create a welcoming environment where people can feel safe, supported and themselves. Kindness, respect and looking out for one another matter far more than fitting into a strict definition. If you're unsure whether this space feels right for you, you're always welcome to reach out and ask.
I started these adventures because I want to create a space where women can feel comfortable stepping outside their comfort zone, trying something new and building confidence together. For many women, outdoor spaces and adventure activities can sometimes feel intimidating or male-dominated. I want to create an environment where there's a little less pressure, where people can show up exactly as they are, ask questions freely, feel supported and connect with others who are looking for the same thing. This isn't about excluding anyone, it's about creating a space built around a specific experience and community. My hope is that it helps more women feel confident enough to take up space outdoors, try new things and realize they're more capable than they think.