CANCELLED: Opening to Nature Walk: Tennant Lake

Cancelled due to low enrollment.

Join us in a mindful exploration of the wetlands of Tennant Lake County Park outside of Ferndale. 

We’ll gather at 10 am by the Tenant Lake house (next to the parking area) to begin a slow silent walk on the boardwalk. 

Stops for sitting meditation and a simple Wilderness Dharma ritual will be included as we take our time immersing ourselves in the rich wetlands ecosystem. This walk is accessible, flat, and about a mile in length.

Please bring a picnic lunch for some social time after our walk.

Led by Reizan Bob Penny and Nomon Tim Burnett, who were both formerly naturalists and educators at Tennant Lake. 

What to Bring: Comfortable layered clothing and a sack lunch if you're staying for lunch.

Directions: Tennant Lake County Park is adjacent to Hovander Country Park in Ferndale.

Carpooling: Please mention in a comment on your registration if you need to  a ride and we will try to assist.

Registration: We incur about $10 in program administration cost for each registration. In the registration process you are offered the opportunity to donate additional funds to help Red Cedar continue to be able to offer these programs if you choose. Everyone is welcome, and no one will be refused attendance for lack of funds. Requests for lower cost registrations may be made here. We are grateful for your continued support. 

Donations to the Leader: As with all of our events, teachers/leaders are not compensated for their time. You can include a donation to the hike leader during registration or at any time through our Donate to a Teacher page.

Questions? Contact Wilderness Dharma Program Coordinator Bob Penny at wilderness@redcedarzen.org and see our Wilderness Dharma Program page for an overview of this program.