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Old-Growth Forest
Towering Douglas fir trees welcome us into the old-growth forest. On clear days we’ll view Mt. Rainier at its finest.
“I loved the thoughtful guided meditation and quiet walk, which gave me time to really reflect on my relationship to nature and other people in my team. Julie is amazing!”
KING5 Evening TV May 2019
$40/per person / 6 walkers maximum Private group rates available
Duration: 2 hours . Year Round % of all profits to the Billion Tree Campaign
Private Parties & Transport
Private groups, mystery dates, and work team outings available. Transport upon request.
Seward Park
Seward Park is a 300 -acre park only 7 miles south of downtown. We meet at the Audubon Center entrance.
TranquilOld-Growth Forest Walk
Wildlife
Share the forest with wildlife, including bald eagles, coyotes, rabbits, pileated woodpeckers, owls, and turtles.
Details online at TreeWhisperer.me [email protected]
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“To feel immersed in nature so close to the city is a powerful experience that helped me reconnect with myself on all levels of my being!”
Details online at TreeWhisperer.me [email protected]
Reserve online at Airbnb Experiences
Details online at TreeWhisperer.me [email protected]
Reserve online at Airbnb Experiences
Listening to trees sing is a uniquely exciting way to connect with nature and understand the ability of trees to communicate.
“After 2 hours walking in the forest with Julie I felt more connected and alive, with a deeper awareness, respect, and love for trees. Listening to the trees singing was amazing!” “Every minute of this blissful walk soothed my soul.” “This unforgettable experience was THE highlight of my trip to Seattle.”
Explore Trails Designed by John Olmsted in 1903
Old-Growth Trees That Sing! Walk in a rare, undisturbed old-growth forest only 7 miles from downtown in the Seward Park neighborhood of South Seattle. After a welcome to the park and short guided meditation, we'll stroll in silence, tuning into the sights and sounds of towering 200-plus-year-old trees. We’ll experience how trees actually sing with a device that converts the tree’s electric signals into musical notes and hear the healing sounds of Heidi Connolly’s meditative guided flute music to serenade the trees.
John Olmsted’s 1903 plan for Seattle’s scenic boulevards and parks is the blueprint of our walk in Seward Park, the jewel of his design (shown here in the circle on this map).
Explore the Forest & Lake Hi! I’m Julie, Tree Whisperer. My 15+ years spent cherishing the forest trails of Seward Park has inspired me to share my passion for these majestic old-growth trees with people of all ages and backgrounds. This walk is magical year-round, especially when velvety green moss blankets the trees. Explore 2.5 miles of trails at a comfortable pace under the canopy of a living forest, a thriving ecosystem and network of soil fungi called the "Wood Wide Web.” One for one, walkers find this experience a revitalizing highlight of their visit to the Seattle area.
Hug a Tree! • Feel energized, connected, and calm after a
short guided meditation through the forest
• Marvel at the discovery that trees are social beings that communicate with and nurture each other
• Awaken to the practice of healing with nature, called Shinrin-yoku or "Forest Bathing"
• Take in the stunning views of Lake Washington and Seattle’s skyline
• Create a twig-art “tree blessing” keepsake
