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Partnerships

We’ve been incredibly fortunate to work with some amazing brands who share our passion for the outdoors, adventure and creating unforgettable experiences. We’re always excited to collaborate with like-minded partners who help bring our adventures to life. This page showcases some of our previous partnerships and the brilliant brands we’ve had the pleasure of working with. Interested in joining us on an adventure? We’d love to hear from you! Get in touch at hello@wilderhorizons.co.uk to discuss partnership opportunities.

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Foraging and Hiking Event: in partnership with Teva

We loved partnering with Teva for a special foraging and hiking adventure, giving participants the opportunity to explore the outdoors, discover the world of wild food and enjoy the journey in comfort. Teva generously gifted every participant their own pair of boots, helping them on their journey to a world of adventure.

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Wild Women Brunch Club: in partnership with Salt of the Earth

We were thrilled to partner with Salt of the Earth, who sponsored our Wild Women Brunch Club series, helping us bring a range of unique outdoor experiences to life. From hiking and sketching to wild photography, wood working and foraging, their support helped create opportunities for women to connect, explore and embrace the outdoors.

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Foraging and Wild Cooking: in partnership with CADAC & Dometic

We were delighted to partner with CADAC Dometic for a special day of foraging and wild cooking. Bringing people together to explore nature’s larder, discover wild ingredients and learn how to turn their foraged finds into delicious outdoor dishes, all made possible with the support of CADAC Dometic.

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Confidence in the Hills Weekend: In partnership with The YHA & Komoot

We partnered with YHA and Komoot to create Confidence in the Hills, an empowering weekend event for 12 women, sponsored by both brands. The event was designed to encourage more women to get outdoors, build confidence in the hills and develop essential navigation and map-reading skills in a supportive and welcoming environment.

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