Half Term 'Trick or Treat fungi' Guided Hike in Sheffield, Sat Oct 31

Name: Half Term 'Trick or Treat fungi' Guided Hike
Start: 2026-10-31T10:30:00+00:00
End: 2026-10-31T13:00:00+00:00
Location: Surprise View Car Park

Know before you go

When: Saturday, October 31, 2026, 10:30 AM to 1 PM (on Halloween itself)
Where: Surprise View Car Park, A6187, Sheffield, United Kingdom
Tickets: £5
Length: About 2.5 hours
Ages: Family-friendly
Type: Trick-or-Treat Event

Details

Join us for a spooky fun hike spotting cool fungi and treats this half term!
About this Event

Half Term 'Trick or Treat fungi' Guided Hike

Get ready for a spook-tacular adventure this half term! Join our in-person guided hike and discover the amazing world of fungi. Whether you're a nature newbie or a mushroom master, this fun-filled walk is perfect for all ages. Expect cool stories, creepy critters, and lots of surprises along the trail. Don't forget your warm layers and a keen eye for those sneaky 'trick or treat' fungi hiding in the woods! Fancy dress is optional.

Your guide will be a qualified Hill and Moorland Leader with years of experience, Outdoor First Aid trained and fully insured.

Recommended Kit List:

Water bottle and snacks/lunch (flask if you'd like a hot drink)

Waterproof outerwear

Warm layers

Hat and gloves

Head torch

Hiking Boots or sturdy hiking shoes (while the route is steady, the ground will be uneven)

Personal first aid kit/Medic*tion (Guide will have a group first aid kit)

Sit mat (optional)

Whilst refunds aren't given if you can no longer make it, you can pass your ticket onto someone else and let me know or contact me at least 24 hours before the event to transfer the booking for a different event. We walk in most weathers however in the event that I deem it too dangerous, 2 further dates will be offered.

FAQ

Will there be a toilet?

While there are no toilets on this route, Ginette will be able to point out suitable spots for a wild wee.

Can I bring my dog?

Dogs are welcome but please ensure that they are on the lead around livestock. Ginette’s dog Cookie regularly has ‘take your dog to work’ days and may attend. If any participants have a dog allergy, this will be mentioned to dog owners at the start of the hike.

What will the pace be?

The pace will be steady; the aim is that all participants enjoy themselves. No one will be left behind.

What if I am worried about my fitness levels?

Please feel free to get in contact if you are concerned about this and I will be able to advise you on a personal level. I run a range of hikes with varying levels of ability in the aim that there is something for everyone as one of my goals is to enable people to access the outdoors safely so that we can all get back to nature.

If you have any further questions, please click the contact event organiser button. I look forward to meeting you.