Forest Bathing introductory session
Queen Elizabeth Country Park, Winchester · 22 October 2026
A guided forest bathing session led by Kate from Woodland Wellbeing, a Shinrin-Yoku practitioner, at Queen Elizabeth Country Park near Winchester on 22 October 2026. Participants walk slowly for around two hours, using sensory activities and time for quiet reflection, and finish with tea and a chance to share experiences. Suited to those who want a calm, nature-based wellbeing outing.
Highlights
- Slow guided walk at 2 to 3 miles an hour, meeting at 10.30am at Gravel Hill Car Park
- Sensory activities and quiet reflection, lasting around 2 hours
- Ends with a restorative tea; booking recommended as spaces are limited
Getting there
Queen Elizabeth Country Park, SO23 8UJ
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