Immerse yourself in the serene magic of Forest Therapy, where the hustle and bustle of everyday life melts away as you step onto a tranquil forest path. In this guided journey, known as "Shinrin-yoku" or Forest Bathing, you’ll awaken your senses to the breathtaking beauty around you—towering trees, lush rainforest, and the soothing sound of the Hacking River.
This Japanese practice invites you to "bathe" in the atmosphere of nature, breathing in its healing benefits. With every step, the stresses of modern life fade as you connect deeply with the vibrant landscape.
Science backs what nature lovers have long known: Forest Therapy can reduce anxiety, lower blood pressure, and improve your overall well-being. A certified forest therapy guides the experience, so you can fully embrace this rejuvenating experience, exploring a path lined with tall Eucalypts, graceful palms, and striking Gymea Lilies, all while finding a sense of calm and clarity only nature can provide.
For the walk:
We recommend you wear comfortable clothes, ie trousers and have on sturdy walking shoes. A raincoat appropriate for the weather. In a bag you may want to bring a water bottle, snacks, sun protection and any personal medications. Perhaps something to sit on.
Requirement: a booking of two people is a minimum.
Where: Sir Bertram Stevens Drive, https://maps.app.goo.gl/Pw1Gfy93tnbHUyQV9
Meet: At the intersection of Lady Carrington Drive and Sir Bertram Stevens Drive (near Waterfall end of Royal National Park). A google map pin will be sent of the location.
Time: 8.45am for a 9am start
Transport: Car access only at this time.
