Forest Bathing, Nature & Indigenous Tours
Connect with nature in Whistler on a guided experience focused on relaxation and mindfulness. Learn how Indigenous Peoples have used the land for food, medicine and technology for thousands of years, while discovering cultural knowledge and sustainable living practices from an experienced cultural ambassador.
Forest Bathing, Nature & Indigenous Tours
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activity within the next three days, including today, call our local Travel
Consultants at 1.800.944.7853 to check
availability.
Interpretive Forest Tour
Guests explore the Interpretive Forest Trail, the Salish Stroll, where a knowledgeable Cultural Ambassador shares insight into local flora and fauna within the shared territory. Along the way, visitors learn how the Nations traditionally used these plants for food, in teas as preventative medicine, and transformed them into useful tools.
- Price: From $25 per person
- Duration: 1 hour
- Age: All ages (recommended 8+)
- Tour runs daily at 3 PM and is included with museum admission
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Holistic Tour & Indigenous Tea Offering
Your group will visit the Salish Stroll, the Centre’s interpretive forest walk, as a Cultural Ambassador presents herbs and medicinal plants that grow in the region. Traditional teas and First Nations fried bread, bannock, are served in the latter half of the tour while Cultural Ambassadors share the healing benefits of the tea being sampled.
- Price: From $48 per person
- Duration: 1.5–2 hours
- Age: Recommended 12+
- Group Size: 15–30 participants
- Contact our Groups Team to book
Interactive Kennel Tour & Forest Walk
Step into the world of sled dogs and experience their off-season life up close. Spend time at the kennel, then head into the forest for a relaxed walk with a small group of dogs, where playful energy, quiet trails and genuine connection make this experience as memorable as it is unexpected.
- Price: From $99 per person
- Duration: 3 hours (round trip with shuttle)
- Visit Trappers Loop, lake, cabin and forest trails
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Information and Frequently Asked Questions
What should I bring to Forest Bathing?
Wear good walking shoes, layered clothing and a water-resistant jacket. Bring a water bottle on warm days.
Will tours run in bad weather?
Light rain and wind will not require any changes or rescheduling. If weather is extreme with respect to rain or wind we will contact you to reschedule the tour.
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Enjoy 5% off your visit to the SLCC when you reserve in advance and experience rich Indigenous culture for less.
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