Healing
through nature,
together.
Hike2Heal is a Birmingham-based charity walking alongside people in recovery from addiction, mental-health challenges, and trauma — through guided hikes, fresh air, and the kind of community where every step matters.
We walk with purpose,
at the pace of the person
next to us.
Hike2Heal began on a single muddy footpath outside Birmingham — a handful of people in recovery, finding it easier to talk shoulder-to-shoulder than face-to-face.
Today we're a community of over 1,200 walkers, hosting guided hikes across the Midlands and beyond — for anyone navigating addiction, mental-health challenges, trauma, or simply the weight of an ordinary week.
Four ideas that
keep us walking
forward.
Recovery isn't a journey to walk alone — every step forward is stronger when taken together. Here's what we hold to, mile after mile.
Join the journey
with us.
The best way to support Hike2Heal is to take part. Every hike is a chance to connect, heal, and grow — whether you're in recovery yourself or walking in support of others.
Take part in our guided hikes across stunning landscapes — safe, supportive, and uplifting. All ages and abilities welcome.
Browse our hikesRecent adventures.
Real walks, real people, real weather. A few moments from this season on the trail.
Snowdonia spring loop
A members-only weekend in Eryri — Pyg Track up, Miner's Track down, and a long, slow descent into something quieter.
Read the storyCannock Chase · twilight loop
A summer-evening loop through the Chase, finishing at the visitor centre with cake and quiet company.
Read the storyPen y Fan, at first light.
A small group, an early start, and the highest peak in southern Britain — the kind of morning you'll talk about for years.
Read the storypeople have already hiked with us — and the trail is just getting started.
Moments from the trail.
Photos from real walks with real people. No filters, no staging — just the bit between the car park and the summit.
What walking with us
actually feels like.
“Great walk, great people, great organisers. Just done my fourth walk with Hike2Heal — I don't think I've felt this much like myself in years.”