What We Do

Surviving a brain tumour is tough. It doesn’t come with a guidebook.

Living with the life long side effects of treatment (balance issues, hearing loss, tinnitus, headaches…) does little to boost self-confidence.

What does help, though, is being in the company of others who have been through the same experience.

Harnessing the often underestimated healing power of nature, many of our activities take place outdoors.

Use the contact form below to find out more about what’s happening near you!

Walk Beyond Recovery

“The best therapy is talking to someone who understands your fears, anxiety and your whole life changing.”

Spend a few hours on an easy walk, talking with people who understand. Dates and locations are below, or you can complete the contact form at the bottom of this page, or email us for further information: andrew@thebeyondrecoveryproject.org

Forthcoming walks (click on location to register)

Sunday 25th January, 1:30pm – Exe Estuary, Devon

Saturday 31st January, 10:30am – Hatfield Forest, Essex

Saturday 31st January, 12:30pm – Rugby, Warwickshire

Friday 6th February, 10:30am – Greenwich Park, London

Saturday 7th February, 10:30am – Delamere Forest, Cheshire

Saturday 7th February, 10:30am – Walberswick, Suffolk

Saturday 7th March, 10:30am – Chevin Forest Country Park, West Yorkshire

Wellbeing Weekend

Our next Wellbeing Weekend will be taking place from 27th – 29th March, 2026. We will be heading back to the beautiful setting of Snowdonia.

Places are limited, so please contact us using the form below, for further information, or to register on this, or any of our events.

Expeditions That Redefine Recovery

We don’t just cross landscapes. We transform them!

In 2024, we launched our first overseas expedition. A team of ten reached the summit of Mount Toubkal, North Africa’s highest peak. For many, it wasn’t just a climb. It was a declaration of life after brain surgery, of strength reclaimed and limits rewritten.

This November, we returned to Morocco. Not to climb, but to cross. Our challenge? A five-day, 100km trek through the Sahara Desert. Eight brain tumour survivors walked side by side with supporters, guides and medics, navigating sand dunes, heat and horizonless skies. It really was a journey of resilience, connection and radical possibility.

And we’re not stopping there. Plans are already underway for a return to Toubkal in 2026, this time via a new, longer route, taking in North Africa’s highest lake and highest peak, because recovery isn’t a destination. It’s a way of moving through the world.

Our expeditions are designed to be inclusive and accessible. We welcome people with lived experience of brain tumours, who believe in challenging assumptions about recovery. You don’t need to be an athlete, just open to adventure, community and the belief that healing can happen far beyond hospital walls.

Want to be part of it?

Use the contact form below to ask about any of our upcoming expeditions, events or how to get involved.