This is a community walk for participants age 13 and older. We will open the guided event with a brief description and overview of nature journaling with nature journaling ambassador, Michele Murphy. Each invitation on the walk will include time for personal reflection and nature journaling; therefore, this event will be 3-hours in length. Please bring your own journal and a pen/pencil, or art supplies. Register here.

By request, this community walk invites participants of all ages for a guided forest therapy event. Timed well with the start of a new school year, this event encourages families to slow down and return to nature. Children must be accompanied by at least one adult/caregiver. Please register each member of the family individually using this form.

This is a community walk open to participants age 13 and older. Prior to the start of Guided Forest Therapy, participants will have the option to seek intuitive guidance with Clayre Leid. Oracle readings can provide clarity and offers a chance to set a focal point or intention during your forest bath. Those participating in the reading should plan to arrive at 9:30 a.m. Register here.

Summer Solstice occurs on Sunday, June 21. Therefore, on this walk, we will explore the theme of light and expansion. This guided walk is open to anyone in the community ages 13 and older. Register here.

I am partnering with Elume on this offering as founders and business owners today are navigating high cognitive load, rapid decision cycles, and very little time to think clearly. This experience is designed to create a different kind of attention - one that is slower, more present, and gives room to notice what’s actually happening in how you’re leading and deciding. Register here.

This guided forest therapy event explores HOPE, in partnership with Hope Noted, a Lancaster, PA based mental health and grief support organization, committed to creating safe and compassionate spaces, and spreading authentic messages of hope and healing. Attendees must pre-register and pre-pay here.

We will practice the art of "Forest Bathing," which is the simple act of immersing oneself in nature. We'll gently walk through the forest and spring ephemeral wildflowers at Shenks Ferry Wildflower Nature Preserve, mindfully pause, and engage our five senses to find peace, healing, hope and connection. The wildflower nature preserve should be bursting with gorgeous wildflowers like the Virginia bluebell, trillium, Dutchmen's breeches, woodland flox, and many more. PLEASE NOTE: This forest walk is open to adults navigating cancer at any stage of the cancer journey including diagnosis, treatment, maintenance, and survivorship. Register here by April 5, 2026.

This event is open to the public and themed around International Forest Day. Approximately two hours in duration, we will travel 1 mile or less over generally easy terrain in Lancaster County. Please pre-register and pre-pay to receive full details.