Forest Bathing Walks
Switch off from everyday modern life to nourish your mind, body and soul with the powerful yet gentle practice of connecting with nature.
Guided by Amanda, from Let's Step In.
Book Forest Bathing space
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About the Nature Locations
Lovell Quinta Arboretum
Alderley Edge National Trust
Alderley Edge National Trust
A tranquil, hidden nature haven covering 28 acres created as a private 'garden' by Sir Bernard Lovell in the mid 1950s. Who was best known for his telescope at nearby Jodrell Bank. His love for trees and plants is evident through the unusual mixture of species from far and wide (with champion trees too). There are many nature nooks and crannys with tree lined avenues, grassy walks and a large pond the family created as a feature.
Address
Swettenham Lane, Swettenham Village, Congleton CW12 2LF (behind the Swettenham Arms)
Parking & Facilities
Toilets and car park are available at the Swettenham Arms next door.
Nearest Train Station: Holmes Chapel
Alderley Edge National Trust
Alderley Edge National Trust
Alderley Edge National Trust
'The Edge' is a beautiful woodlands filled with history, legends and mystery. Named after the dramatic red sandstone escarpment which gives views over the Cheshire Plain. This was once an active metal-mine dating back to prehistoric times. The woodlands are predominately Beech, Oak and Scots Pine, a magical nature spot cared for by the National Trust. Amanda shares the practice of forest Bathing here under license.
Address
Macclesfield Road, Nether Alderley, Macclesfield, Cheshire, SK10 4UB
Parking & Facilities
National Trust Car Park free to members, with parking fee payable for non-members.
Toilets are on site and refreshments available at the Wizard Tea Rooms on site.
Nearest Train Station: Alderley Edge
Biddulph Grange Country Park
Alderley Edge National Trust
Biddulph Grange Country Park
A 73 acre site originally part of a Monastic grange from 13th Century it was then the Victorian landscaped land and woodland to the Estate which now belongs to the National Trust next door. The woodland is an ancient semi-natural along with meadows and a hill stream creating a soothing backdrop. A fish pond lies at the centre of the site with a fully restored 1904 stone boat house.
Address
Grange Road, Biddulph, Nr Congleton, Stoke-on-Trent ST8 7TZ
Parking & Facilities
Public toilets at the visitor centre managed by the Park and free car park. On site cafe 'Hideaway' open on Weekends.
Nearest Train Station: Congleton
About Your Guide
Amanda Bailey
Amanda is a certified transformation coach, forest therapy guide & meditation teacher.
Passionate about sharing nature’s medicine for wellbeing, how it supports self-connection and eases the natural ups and downs of lifes adventure.
Amanda is here to walk supportively by your side, holding you in safe and nurturing space so you can unc
Amanda is a certified transformation coach, forest therapy guide & meditation teacher.
Passionate about sharing nature’s medicine for wellbeing, how it supports self-connection and eases the natural ups and downs of lifes adventure.
Amanda is here to walk supportively by your side, holding you in safe and nurturing space so you can uncover, explore and bloom into your natural self.
Let’s Step In and create your happy, healthy, heart-full life.