Forest Bathing in a Pinetum

Holmbury Hill offers beautiful panoramic views across the weald and several of Surrey’s best-love hills. At 857 ft above sea level, this is Surrey’s fourth highest summit and is the site of an Iron Age Fort.

During HINOKI Forest Bathing, walking slowly (of no more than 1-1/2 miles) on a mindful sensory journey through the forest, helps us to relax, destress and enhance our wellbeing.

We use mindfulness and meditation to tune into our senses and take in the relaxing atmosphere of the trees and find our connection to nature. We end our sensory journey in the Millennium Pinetum, with over 30 varieties of conifer trees, where we finish with a Japanese influenced woodland tea ceremony.

Forest bathing originated in Japan, where it is called shinrin yoku. Research in Japan has shown forest bathing to improve our physiology, such as enhancing our immune system, stabilising blood pressure, lowering stress, improving sleep and concentration, as well as improving our wellbeing.

Join me to learn more about and experience the art and science of forest bathing.

To book and for more information go to https://www.hinokiforestbathing.co.uk/