Adventure Your Way

chris@adventureyourway.co.uk

Adventure Your Way begins in the heart of Eryri. From the ridges of the Nantlle Valley to the hidden waters and quiet woods, we create experiences that are shaped by the land itself. Every journey is modular, every skill is purposeful, and every step is about leaving something better behind. Whether you come to build confidence, learn craft, or simply reconnect with wild places, we guide you with safety, care, and legacy at the core.

Chris Prickett, trading as Adventure Your Way, delivers bespoke outdoor experiences and guided adventures. Each multi-generational program is designed and delivered by a qualified instructor tailored to your pace, goals, and terrain. Technical skill, safety planning, and Leave No Trace values combine to shape YOUR exceptional outdoor experience.

This holistic approach flows through five interconnected strands: Land, Water, Wheels, Systems, and Self. These strands guide individuals, families, and teams with purpose and insight—meeting you where you are and supporting growth toward where you want to be.

 

 

🧭 Our Five Strands

 

 

 

 

All our activities have potential risks attached. Your attention is drawn to the following participation statements:

 

BMC Participation Statement:

Climbing, hill walking and mountaineering can provide life-long physical, social and mental health benefits through exercise and adventure in amazing environments. The BMC recognises that these activities involve a risk of personal injury or death. Participants should be aware of and accept these risks and be responsible for their own actions and involvement.

 

Informed Consent in Outdoor Education

Informed consent is the cornerstone of ethical outdoor practice. It ensures that participants, or their guardians, understand the nature of the activity, its potential risks, and the responsibilities involved. In terrain-led experiences, this means clearly communicating the scope of the journey and/or activity, environmental conditions, safety protocols, and the participant’s role in decision-making and risk management. Consent should be freely given, based on accurate information, and revisited if conditions or plans change. For minors or vulnerable adults, this includes parental or guardian approval.