In collaboration with non-profit Wild Alabama, we begin a shift to Forest Bathing based on the lunar cycle. On the cyle of the Wolf Moon, we come together a day-long opening of the senses in a narrow canyon in the Bankhead National Forest, featuring a creek, a stunning rock shelter, and a gorgeous community of eastern hemlocks, tulip poplars, wild magnolia, and so much more.

The hike in is about 1/4 mile - steep downhill going in and uphill coming out, but not too tough really. Forest Bathing guide Anne Markham Bailey and Wild Alabama Outreach and Education Coordinator Janice Barrett offer a series of exploratory invitations that allow participants to open and connect to the stones, water, plants and trees, sky, and more-than-human inhabitants of this ancient place. We will meet in person. The session includes solitary exploration as well as group sharing.

After registration, Janice Barrett will send detailed information about the session.

No charge to participate, but donations to Wild Alabama are accepted gratefully.