Where experiences bloom.
Here at Juneberry Ridge, we have an event for everyone: sporty or artsy, hands-dirty or head-in-the-clouds. Come be a stargazer, or a foodie. Take up a challenge, or a new craft. It’s a whole world of experiences, only made better by our irrepressible southern hospitality. (After all, we want you to fall in love with the farm too.)
Forest Bathing 5.24
May 24 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
$35.00 – $45.00
See, hear, smell, feel, and even taste the forest like never before.
9:00 am – 12:00 pm: Forest Bathing
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm: Farmer’s Lunch (optional add-on)
Join us for Forest Bathing and experience nature using all your senses. Our wellness practitioner, Karla, will lead you on a journey where the forest is your destination. Intended to nurture your physical and mental well-being, Forest Bathing at Juneberry Ridge offers you an opportunity to slow down, and tune in.
Want to extend your morning on the farm? Add on our Farmer’s Lunch ticket and join us at 12:00 pm for a seasonal meal shared around our community table.
*Lunch is not included in your Forest Bathing ticket and must be purchased separately.
About our forest bathing practice
Bathing your senses in the forest leads to an increased ability to focus, bolstered immune system, and enhanced creativity. On this guided experience, you will be invited to slow down, get present, and connect with the natural world through a gentle awakening of your senses. Through a series of guided invitations, you will experience the sounds, smells, sights, tastes and textures of the forest around you. The walk will end with hot tea to complete the experience.
Forest walks offer health benefits supported by scientific research from around the world that includes lowering blood pressure, heart rate, and stress levels.
Please arrive 5-10 minutes early to settle in and you may like to bring a bottle of water to help you stay hydrated.
Meet your guide
Karla Aldridge has deep roots in nurturing individuals on their path to holistic well-being. Beginning her career as a nurse educator, Karla now integrates her medical expertise with mindfulness practices to help individuals connect with nature and themselves. Through her guidance, participants will awaken their senses and discover the rejuvenating power of the forest.