Activities including field trips, outings & outdoor meetings

Programme of talks 2024

Programme of talks 2025

Outdoor meetings are different and we hope they will be a way to keep our members in touch until a more usual format is possible.
Please support us.
Any queries to the secretary via the contacts page.

Outings Risk Assessment
In line with other organisations, GLHS must ensure that all who attend its outings are aware of any potential risks and hazards involved.
The most likely hazards/risks, and the recommended counter measures you should note and act on, are:

Hazards/risks	Counter measures
Rough, uneven, steep, icy, wet or slippery ground.	Wear appropriate stout footwear, and look where you walk.
Bad weather— cold, windy, wet –  or hot and sunny.	Wear appropriate outdoor clothing. Cover up, wear a hat, apply sun cream.
Getting cold or tired, or overheated.	Tell the GLHS organiser.
Getting lost.	Keep with the group at all times.  Do not on ahead or off on your own.  Never leave the group without telling the GLHS outing organiser.

No GLHS outing will be exceptionally strenuous or the localities visited particularly hazardous. Typically, walking will be at a leisurely pace with frequent pauses to look at the surroundings and to be given information.
If a proposed outing poses a higher than normal risk or demands more physical effort than usual, you will be informed beforehand.
Take care at all times, and enjoy the outings!

Your Leader will keep an eye on/regulate social distancing as necessary
​Overall, please be mindful of other people
Thank You!