Royal fans were amazed at Kate Middleton’s bravery as she joined a group of Air Cadets for a few outdoor activities to celebrate the reopening of the Royal Air Force Windermere Adventure Training Centre on Tuesday.
Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton goes mountain biking at the Windermere Adventure Training Centre with RAF Cadets on September 21, 2021 (Credit: Mega / WENN)
The Duchess of Cambridge, who is an Honorary Air Commandant of the Royal Air Force Air Cadets, showed off her adventurous side for the action-packed visit, where she tried her hand at abseiling and mountain biking.
Kate Middleton tries out abseiling during her visit at the reopening of the Royal Air Force Windermere Adventure Training Centre (Credit: Mega / WENN)
For the outdoor adventure, Kate dressed down in a pair of fitted black jeans teamed with a $3,258 Seeland Hawker pine green quilted puffer jacket.
Underneath her outerwear, Kate donned a cashmere knitted top in smoky quartz that you can buy for $140 at Boden.
Kate Middleton pairs a Seeland Hawker pine green puffer jacket with fitted black jeans for her outdoor adventure (Credit: Mega / WENN)
She looked all-set for the recreation, trading in her usual heeled pumps for her trusty brown suede boots from French label See by Chloe.
They’re a pair of ankle boots with leather trims, logo-embossed heel tabs, a lace-up fastening, and chunky lug soles with low stacked heels.
Kate Middleton completes her outdoor look with brown suede boots from See by Chloe (Credit: Mega / WENN)
Wearing a protective helmet throughout the activities, Kate tied her tresses into a ponytail and wore her signature makeup look that included subtle smokey eyes and neutral-colored blush.
She then rounded out her look with an understated pair of hoop earrings and her Garrard & Co. sapphire and diamond engagement ring.
Kate Middleton pulls her hair back into a casual ponytail and wears neutral makeup with subtle smokey eyeshadow (Credit: Mega / WENN)
3 months earlier, the Duchess of Cambridge announced that she will be launching a new foundation to help kids and their parents.
The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood will help “raise awareness of why the first five years of life are just so important for our future life outcomes, and what we can do as a society to embrace this golden opportunity to create a happier, more mentally healthy, more nurturing society.”
The Duchess of Cambridge in a pale blue shift dress from the Royal Ascot x L.K.B collection shelters from the rain under an umbrella as she arrives at Kensington Palace to meet with a group of parents who have helped her understand the importance of providing support for parents during the earliest years of children’s lives, as she marks the launch of The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood in London on June 18, 2021 (Credit: MEGA / WENN)
“Our first five years lay important foundations for our future selves. This period is when we first learn to manage our emotions and impulses, to care and to empathize, and thus ultimately to establish healthy relationships with ourselves and others,” Kate wrote in the foreword to Big Change Starts Small report written in collaboration with The Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University and the London School of Economics.
The Duchess of Cambridge styled her L.K.Bennett ‘Dee’ dress with an Astley Clarke pendant and a Spells of Love double-strand beaded satellite chain necklace (Credit: MEGA / WENN)
“It is a time when our experience of the world around us, and the way that molds our development, can have a lifelong impact on our future mental and physical wellbeing,” Kate added. “Indeed, what shapes our childhood shapes the adults and the parents we become.”