Forest Therapy Trail at Hundred Acre Farm (Attraction Closed Until Further Notice)
(706) 342-7933
1051 Meadow Lane, Madison, GA 30650
ATTRACTION CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
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The Hundred Acre Farm at Farmhouse Inn offers a secluded sanctuary of gardens, orchards, and beautiful scenery, along with the first certified Forest Therapy Trail in the United States!
Forest therapy may be a new concept to some, but its benefits are evident to all. Be it physical, mental, or emotional improvement, the goal of forest therapy is to center participants in the most vibrant forms of wellness and healing, all while engaging in low-intensity activity and soaking in the beauty that nature has to offer. Forest therapy is inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-Yoku, which translates to “forest bathing.”
ATTRACTION CLOSED.
Find information on current wellness experiences in Morgan County here.
Availble to guests staying at The Farmhouse Inn. The Introduction to Forest Therapy Walk has a trained Forest Therapy Guide that will take you on a 1-1.5 hour walk and guide you through activities to help you connect with the surroundings. Please call for pricing.
The Deep Immersion Forest Walk is an experience with a professionally guided walk for 3.5-4 hours, meditating and soaking in the deep, calming benefits the Trail has to offer. A ceremonial tea activity is included. Please call for pricing.
The Introduction Walk and the Deep Immersion Walk are group walks and are scheduled through an Association of Nature and Forest Therapy Guide. For more information, you can visit their website: natureandforesttherapy.org. You can also click the link on this page to see if a local guide has a group walk scheduled.
Things to know:
- Reservations and a signed waiver are required.
- This walk is designed for adults or older teens.
- Wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for the season and temperature.
- Forest Therapy walks continue in light rain unless the threat of lightning or hypothermia is present. Bring rain gear and an umbrella if rain is in the forecast, including waterproof shoes. Splashing in puddles is fun!
- Bring water, insect repellent, a hat/cap, and a day pack large enough to carry these items.
- Maximum 10 people per group
- There are no water sports, wheeled vehicles, smoking, alcohol, or pets permitted on the Trail.
- Please keep electronic devices on vibrate in order to preserve the sanctity of the space.
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ATTRACTION CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Find information on current wellness experiences in Morgan County here.
The Hundred Acre Farm at Farmhouse Inn offers a secluded sanctuary of gardens, orchards, and beautiful scenery, along with the first certified Forest Therapy Trail in the United States!
Forest therapy may be a new concept to some, but its benefits are evident to all. Be it physical, mental, or emotional improvement, the goal of forest therapy is to center participants in the most vibrant forms of wellness and healing, all while engaging in low-intensity activity and soaking in the beauty that nature has to offer. Forest therapy is inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-Yoku, which translates to “forest bathing.”
At Hundred Acre Farm, guests staying at The Farmhouse Inn may enjoy the serenity of a steady, self-guided walk down gorgeous trails as they connect with their surroundings. Walk for an hour or walk for four – enjoy the experience for as long as you choose.
HOURS & ADMISSION
ATTRACTION CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Find information on current wellness experiences in Morgan County here.
Available to guests staying at The Farmhouse Inn.
The Introduction to Forest Therapy Walk has a trained Forest Therapy Guide that will take you on a 1-1.5 hour walk and guide you through activities to help you connect with the surroundings. Please call for pricing.
The Deep Immersion Forest Walk is an experience with a professionally guided walk for 3.5-4 hours, meditating and soaking in the deep, calming benefits the Trail has to offer. A ceremonial tea activity is included. Please call for pricing.
The Introduction Walk and the Deep Immersion Walk are group walks and are scheduled through an Association of Nature and Forest Therapy Guide.
For more information, visit their website at www.natureandforesttherapy.org. You can also click the link on this page to see if a local guide has a group walk scheduled.
Things to know:
- Reservations and a signed waiver are required.
- This walk is designed for adults or older teens.
- Wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for the season and temperature.
- Forest Therapy walks continue in light rain unless the threat of lightning or hypothermia is present. Bring rain gear and an umbrella if rain is in the forecast, including waterproof shoes. Splashing in puddles is fun!
- Bring water, insect repellent, a hat/cap, and a day pack large enough to carry these items.
- Maximum 10 people per group
- There are no water sports, wheeled vehicles, smoking, alcohol, or pets permitted on the Trail.
- Please keep electronic devices on vibrate in order to preserve the sanctity of the space.
MAP INFORMATION