Forest Bathing at The Hohnstead Glamping Cabins

A Forest Bathing Photo Walk

Join us for a slow, soul-soothing walk through the forest, blending the peaceful Japanese practice of shinrin-yoku (forest bathing) with the creative joy of photography. This is a mindful retreat into nature, designed to awaken your senses and capture beauty through the lens.

Location: The Hohnstead Glamping Cabins
When: May 11, 2025 4-6 pm
Duration: Approximately 2 hours
Limited to 10 attendees.

All ages. Easy terrain with slight uphill climbs.

Price: $25 per person

Rain or shine.

what to expect

  • Meet, greet, and get present with a grounding exercise

  • Intentional walking through peaceful forest trails

  • Guided photo prompts to awaken your eye

  • Opportunities to capture textures, light, and hidden beauty

  • Moments of reflection, grounding, or meditation

  • Forest tea & a sharing circle to close

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No photography experience needed

Smartphones, DSLRs, and film cameras all welcome.

Leave with meaningful images—and a sense of calm.

Forest Bathing Photo Walk at The Hohnstead Glamping Cabins

Slow down. Breathe in the forest. Capture what you feel.

Includes: Forest tea, photography prompts.

Easy pace, suitable for all fitness levels.

Spaces are limited to keep things intimate.

what to bring

  • Camera or smartphone

  • Water bottle

  • Comfortable walking shoes

  • Layered clothing

Alla Ponomareva

your guide: Alla

Recently, I experienced the most traumatic time in my life - the loss of my mama, Svetlana. Her passion for photography infected me more than 15 years ago, and together we loved sharing this creative, exciting, and fulfilling hobby. Walking around the forest, then bringing my camera along to capture my feelings, has been my healing journey through grief. My mom’s energy is with me on these walks, and I want to share this space and my time with you in the hopes that you, too, can benefit from the healing powers of the trees, community, and joy of capturing moments in this beautiful world.

Spots are limited. Reserve your walk today and reconnect with the forest—and yourself—through a lens of wonder.