Plan Your Trip Forest Bathing, Nature & Indigenous Tours Take a Forest Bathing tour to enhance well-being and reduce stress through mindful observation and sensory engagement with the environment Hear stories of how the land has been utilized for food, medicine and technology for thousands of years Delve into sustainable ways of living with a cultural ambassador guide Tours Information Forest Bathing, Nature & Indigenous Tours Tour Description Price Forest Bathing This is a mindful, very moderately paced walk often stopping to connect to the forest with all your senses, which in turn creates a better connection with self. From $74 per person Love The Land - The Ethnoecology and Stories of the Land Explore sustainable ways of living and land stewardship. Learn how Indigenous and settler communities can collaborate to address climate change and biodiversity loss through ethnoecology, ecopsychology and shared stewardship practices. From $85 per person Talking Trees Each plant, each tree has its own special story. On this nature walking tour you will hear the stories of how shíshálh (Sechelt) Coast Salish & S?wx_wú7mesh (Squamish) People have been utilizing the land for food, medicine and technology for thousands of years. Your Talaysay cultural ambassador guide will share our ecological practices, ancient and contemporary history, stories, legends and Indigenous ways of living (knowing) with you. Cultural focus: Indigenous ecological and sustainability practices in nature. From $85 per person Private Group Forest Bathing Step into the magical world of Forest Bathing - a globally popular practice for calming the mind and releasing stress by connecting with nature. As your Guide slowly leads you along a quiet and peaceful forest trail, mindful prompts will transport you into a state of deep relaxation and bliss. This immersive journey finishes with a wildcrafted tea ceremony and some refreshments. From $320 per person Information and Frequently Asked Questions What should I bring to Forest Bathing? Wear good walking shoes, layered clothing and a water-resistant jacket. Bring a water bottle on warm days. Will tours run in bad weather? Light rain and wind will not require any changes or rescheduling. If weather is extreme with respect to rain or wind we will contact you to reschedule the tour. How to Experience Indigenous Culture in Whistler From ancient mythology to art and cuisine, here are a few tips to broaden your understanding of Indigenous culture in the Whistler area. Read Story Winter 2024/25 PackagesBook by November 15 Book your winter trip by November 15 and save up to 30% on lodging and up to 65% on lift tickets with the Whistler Blackcomb Day Pass. View Offer Vacation Rentals DirectAvailable on Whistler.com Choose from a wide range of privately owned and managed condos, homes and apartments for your next Whistler Vacation. View Details
Forest Bathing, Nature & Indigenous Tours Tour Description Price Forest Bathing This is a mindful, very moderately paced walk often stopping to connect to the forest with all your senses, which in turn creates a better connection with self. From $74 per person Love The Land - The Ethnoecology and Stories of the Land Explore sustainable ways of living and land stewardship. Learn how Indigenous and settler communities can collaborate to address climate change and biodiversity loss through ethnoecology, ecopsychology and shared stewardship practices. From $85 per person Talking Trees Each plant, each tree has its own special story. On this nature walking tour you will hear the stories of how shíshálh (Sechelt) Coast Salish & S?wx_wú7mesh (Squamish) People have been utilizing the land for food, medicine and technology for thousands of years. Your Talaysay cultural ambassador guide will share our ecological practices, ancient and contemporary history, stories, legends and Indigenous ways of living (knowing) with you. Cultural focus: Indigenous ecological and sustainability practices in nature. From $85 per person Private Group Forest Bathing Step into the magical world of Forest Bathing - a globally popular practice for calming the mind and releasing stress by connecting with nature. As your Guide slowly leads you along a quiet and peaceful forest trail, mindful prompts will transport you into a state of deep relaxation and bliss. This immersive journey finishes with a wildcrafted tea ceremony and some refreshments. From $320 per person Information and Frequently Asked Questions What should I bring to Forest Bathing? Wear good walking shoes, layered clothing and a water-resistant jacket. Bring a water bottle on warm days. Will tours run in bad weather? Light rain and wind will not require any changes or rescheduling. If weather is extreme with respect to rain or wind we will contact you to reschedule the tour. How to Experience Indigenous Culture in Whistler From ancient mythology to art and cuisine, here are a few tips to broaden your understanding of Indigenous culture in the Whistler area. Read Story Winter 2024/25 PackagesBook by November 15 Book your winter trip by November 15 and save up to 30% on lodging and up to 65% on lift tickets with the Whistler Blackcomb Day Pass. View Offer Vacation Rentals DirectAvailable on Whistler.com Choose from a wide range of privately owned and managed condos, homes and apartments for your next Whistler Vacation. View Details
Information and Frequently Asked Questions What should I bring to Forest Bathing? Wear good walking shoes, layered clothing and a water-resistant jacket. Bring a water bottle on warm days. Will tours run in bad weather? Light rain and wind will not require any changes or rescheduling. If weather is extreme with respect to rain or wind we will contact you to reschedule the tour.