Forest Bathing, Nature & Indigenous Tours Take a Forest Bathing tour to enhance well-being and reduce stress through mindful observation and sensory engagement with the environment Hear stories of how the land has been utilized for food, medicine and technology for thousands of years Delve into sustainable ways of living with a cultural ambassador guide Tours Information Forest Bathing, Nature & Indigenous Tours Tour Description Price Interpretive Forest Tour Guests visit our Interpretive Forest Trail, the Salish Stroll, where a knowledgeable Cultural Ambassador provides insight into the local flora and fauna in our shared territory. Guests will learn how the Nations used them for food, in our teas as preventative medicine, and how we transformed some into useful tools. This tour runs daily at 3 PM and is included with museum admission. From $25 per person Holistic Tour & Indigenous Tea Offering Your group will visit the Salish Stroll, the Centre’s interpretive forest walk, as a Cultural Ambassador presents herbs and medicinal plants that grow in the region. Traditional teas and First Nations fried bread, bannock, are served in the latter half of the tour while Cultural Ambassadors share the healing benefits of the tea being sampled. For groups of 15 - 30 people. Book at slcc.ca. From $48 per person Information and Frequently Asked Questions What should I bring to Forest Bathing? Wear good walking shoes, layered clothing and a water-resistant jacket. Bring a water bottle on warm days. Will tours run in bad weather? Light rain and wind will not require any changes or rescheduling. If weather is extreme with respect to rain or wind we will contact you to reschedule the tour. How to Experience ForestBathing in Whistler Reconnect with nature through the calming practice of forest bathing. Slow down, breathe deeply, and experience the rejuvenating power of the forest. Check out our tips for forest bathing in Whistler. Read Story Winter 2025/26 PackagesFree Dining Voucher Lock in your next winter trip by September 1, 2025 for savings of up to 25%, plus extend your stay and receive a free $100 CAD Dining Voucher. View Offer Vacation Rentals DirectAvailable on Whistler.com Choose from a wide range of privately owned and managed condos, homes and apartments for your next Whistler Vacation. View Details
Forest Bathing, Nature & Indigenous Tours Tour Description Price Interpretive Forest Tour Guests visit our Interpretive Forest Trail, the Salish Stroll, where a knowledgeable Cultural Ambassador provides insight into the local flora and fauna in our shared territory. Guests will learn how the Nations used them for food, in our teas as preventative medicine, and how we transformed some into useful tools. This tour runs daily at 3 PM and is included with museum admission. From $25 per person Holistic Tour & Indigenous Tea Offering Your group will visit the Salish Stroll, the Centre’s interpretive forest walk, as a Cultural Ambassador presents herbs and medicinal plants that grow in the region. Traditional teas and First Nations fried bread, bannock, are served in the latter half of the tour while Cultural Ambassadors share the healing benefits of the tea being sampled. For groups of 15 - 30 people. Book at slcc.ca. From $48 per person Information and Frequently Asked Questions What should I bring to Forest Bathing? Wear good walking shoes, layered clothing and a water-resistant jacket. Bring a water bottle on warm days. Will tours run in bad weather? Light rain and wind will not require any changes or rescheduling. If weather is extreme with respect to rain or wind we will contact you to reschedule the tour. How to Experience ForestBathing in Whistler Reconnect with nature through the calming practice of forest bathing. Slow down, breathe deeply, and experience the rejuvenating power of the forest. Check out our tips for forest bathing in Whistler. Read Story Winter 2025/26 PackagesFree Dining Voucher Lock in your next winter trip by September 1, 2025 for savings of up to 25%, plus extend your stay and receive a free $100 CAD Dining Voucher. View Offer Vacation Rentals DirectAvailable on Whistler.com Choose from a wide range of privately owned and managed condos, homes and apartments for your next Whistler Vacation. View Details
Information and Frequently Asked Questions What should I bring to Forest Bathing? Wear good walking shoes, layered clothing and a water-resistant jacket. Bring a water bottle on warm days. Will tours run in bad weather? Light rain and wind will not require any changes or rescheduling. If weather is extreme with respect to rain or wind we will contact you to reschedule the tour.