Wilder Circles - Nature Connection Walk in Studley Park, Kew
Description
Why Join Us?
Life can get pretty busy and we all know how winter is more cozy spent inside, with the heater on and maybe a hot drink in hand.
But the natural world during the early part of Spring is busy getting ready and some already beginning, to change!
It is known that nature walks are incredibly good for our bodies and minds, they ground our nervous systems and help us think with more clarity and purpose. So why not do that with other likeminded people? Connect in the real world!
Overview:
We will meet at Studley Park Carpark (public toilets here) before embarking on a walk along the Yarra River. We will then return to Studley Park Carpark for farewells.
All first time walkers will be given a Wilder Circles Field Notebook, where you can be curious and partake in nature-connection prompts with others, then later share your discoveries or wondering questions.
These prompts may include, sketching or writing, all for your own eyes and you can share what you like!
What to expect:
Walk length: approximately 4km, some unpaved path. This is an out and back walk.
Activities: Using our field notebooks, exploring and connecting with each other along the way
Bring along: A drink bottle, hat, and a pen (maybe a rain jacket or umbrella if it's looking rainy!)
Highlight:
Connect with nature and others outside in a beautiful green corridor in Kew/Abbotsford/Fairfield!
About Wilder Circles
Wilder Circles is a community built with nature. We run walks, circles, and seasonal gatherings for anyone craving real connection to nature, and to each other. Founder Eden Kelly (registered outdoor education teacher, adventure guide, nature facilitator) leads with a simple belief, that the land teaches us how to belong, if we let it.
Have you signed up to the Weave?
Weave Members receive a discount on their first walk or gathering, to sign up visit www.wildercircles.com.au/join-the-weave and then purchase your ticket!
FAQs
- How can I get there?
All walks are accessible via public transport!
There is a bus that will take you to a bust stop just above Studley Park. - Are there toilets?
There are public toilets at our starting and end point, as well as close to the middle of our walk.
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