Forest & Nature Therapy walks with Kelly Kiss, ANFT Certified Forest Therapy Guide.
Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing) on Salt Spring Island, the Gulf Islands and Vancouver Island (Saanich), BC.
Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing) on Salt Spring Island, the Gulf Islands and Vancouver Island (Saanich), BC.
Upcoming Forest Therapy Walks, Saanich, BC
Coles Bay Regional Park, Saanich, BC
John Dean Provincial Park, Saanich, BC
Coles Bay Regional park is a quiet, small park located just outside of Victoria, between Brentwood Bay and Deep Cove in North Saanich. Walk a short distance through a canopy of native Douglas Fir, Cedar, Black Hawthorn, and Arbutus trees to Coles Bay, and enjoy beautiful views of the Saanich Inlet!
This walk is being held through the Panorma Leisure Centre. You may sign up online by clicking on the link below!
Please feel free to contact Kelly directly with any questions that you may have! Or subscribe to newsletter to keep up to date on our current offerings and registration links.
We will meet at the parking lot of the park. Please dress for the weather. In the summer months a hat and sunscreen is recommended, as well as a light jacket as the forested areas can still be cool even in warm weather. Please also wear appropriate foot wear, as the trails where we are walking my be uneven in some areas. In the colder months gloves, hats, scarves, rain wear and warm footwear are all highly recommended for your comfort. You may also want a water bottle and a small mat or towel to sit on.
Coles Bay Regional Park, Saanich, BC
John Dean Provincial Park, Saanich, BC
Coles Bay Regional park is a quiet, small park located just outside of Victoria, between Brentwood Bay and Deep Cove in North Saanich. Walk a short distance through a canopy of native Douglas Fir, Cedar, Black Hawthorn, and Arbutus trees to Coles Bay, and enjoy beautiful views of the Saanich Inlet!
This walk is being held through the Panorma Leisure Centre. You may sign up online by clicking on the link below!
Please feel free to contact Kelly directly with any questions that you may have! Or subscribe to newsletter to keep up to date on our current offerings and registration links.
We will meet at the parking lot of the park. Please dress for the weather. In the summer months a hat and sunscreen is recommended, as well as a light jacket as the forested areas can still be cool even in warm weather. Please also wear appropriate foot wear, as the trails where we are walking my be uneven in some areas. In the colder months gloves, hats, scarves, rain wear and warm footwear are all highly recommended for your comfort. You may also want a water bottle and a small mat or towel to sit on.
COLES BAY REGIONAL PARK driving directions.
Follow the Pat Bay Highway from Victoria, and take the West Saanich Road exit. From West Saanich Road, turn left on Ardmore Drive and left again on Inverness Road, which leads to the park entrance. Allow approximately 30 minutes driving time from Victoria.
Follow the Pat Bay Highway from Victoria, and take the West Saanich Road exit. From West Saanich Road, turn left on Ardmore Drive and left again on Inverness Road, which leads to the park entrance. Allow approximately 30 minutes driving time from Victoria.
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