UPCOMING WALKS

Sacred in the Land: Seasonal Pilgrimages

Join Black Mountain Circle and Walking Water for a series of four seasonal pilgrimages led by Walking Water co-founder, Kate Bunney and Walking Water team members. Participants will walk together for a day each season in Point Reyes National Seashore on a combination of the Muddy Hollow and Estero trails. The landscape offers diverse environments including forest, streams, coastal scrub, and chaparral, incredible views of the Estero and ocean, and even tule elk. With a distance of roughly 6 miles, it is a beautiful, mid-range walk with some strenuous elevations and descents—a perfect path for a journey through the four seasons.

On these walks, we will explore and practice the meaning of pilgrimage within the environmental, political and cultural contexts of our times. We will reclaim and redefine what it means to be on pilgrimage, and embody our collective and individual questions. Walking the same route each season—often in silence—supports self-reflection, witnessing and observation. The thread that guides us is our steps towards restoring our relations with land, fire, water and peoples. Group size is limited.

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Seasonal Walks along the Haw River

April 3, 2022 @ 10:00 am - 3:00 pm PDT

We invite you to join us for 4 seasonal day walks along the Haw river, NC to be in silence, together with others, and explore our relationship to the lands and waters around us.

Walks of Resilience: Los Angeles

June 17, 2022 @ 10:30 am - June 19, 2022 @ 3:30 pm PDT

Day walks along the LA river to explore what it would mean for Los Angeles to be water independent. About this Event In partnership with

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