Come slow down with me in the woods through a guided experience across our 100-acre, National Wildlife Federation–Certified Wildlife Habitat. I’ll lead you through the trails, meadows, creekside spaces, and quiet corners of this land—not as a hike to complete, but as an invitation to pause, breathe, notice, and reconnect.

Whether you arrive tired, overstimulated, grieving, celebrating, uncertain, or simply craving a little more room to be, the forest meets you where you are. There is nothing to achieve here. No fitness level, nature knowledge, or spiritual practice is required—just curiosity and a willingness to move at the pace of the trees.

Over approximately three hours, we’ll gently move through five stages:

• Arriving & grounding — We begin by settling into the land, our bodies, and the present moment.
• Sensory reconnection — A slow, guided walk using simple invitations that awaken the senses and deepen your relationship with the woods, meadow, creek, birdsong, wind, texture, and light around you.
• Nature-guided reflection — Through an intuitive spirit-card experience and nature-based prompts, you’ll have space to listen inwardly and explore whatever wants your attention.
• Creative connection — We’ll make a simple, meditative piece using respectfully gathered materials from the forest floor—a small tangible reminder of your time here.
• Quiet integration — You may choose solitude, shared silence, journaling, or gentle reflection as the experience settles in.

We’ll return to the cabin for a closing tea ceremony—you are welcome to speak, stay quiet, participate fully, or simply be held by the experience in your own way.

A three-hour experience · $90 per person · Minimum of 3 guests · Group discounts available upon request
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Hello. We heard you might be visiting our cabin. Naturally, we would like to show you around!

We are six dogs with one very important job: making sure no guest leaves without fresh air, muddy paws—well, our muddy paws—laughing at least once, and being properly welcomed by the entire pack. This is not a quiet nature walk. There will be tail wagging. There may be frisbee. There will definitely be sniff-everything detours.

Join us for a spirited walk through our trails and open meadow. We’ll show you the best sniffing spots, the fastest zoomie routes, the creek, the frisbee field, and every place worth investigating. Kat will lead the humans in the general direction of the trail, but let’s be honest: we’ll be running the experience.

Meet your guides

• Wookie: “I’ll be in charge of frisbee. You throw it. I bring it back. Then you throw it again. It’s a very efficient system.”
• Tanner: “I’ll be checking the creek situation. Water is important. Splashing is also important.”
• Mimi-Lou: “I specialize in zoomies, sudden joy, and reminding everyone that running in circles is sometimes the correct answer.”
• Rusty: “I know where we’re going. I don’t need a map. My nose has never been wrong.”
• JoJo: “I’m here to make sure everyone is included, greeted, and properly appreciated.”
• Trudie: “I bring balance, supervision, and just the right amount of calm… when everyone else allows it.”

You may toss toys, join the chase, offer pets, laugh at our antics, and receive enthusiastic greetings from all six of us. No dog experience is necessary—only a willingness to be loved by a very social pack.

We offer this adventure only on your day of departure, because we believe the best way to say goodbye is with a meadow sprint, a few happy barks, and six dogs reminding you that life is better outside.

This experience is wonderful for dog lovers, families with children age 5 and older, and anyone who would rather spend two hours with a joyful pack than take a quiet walk alone.

One important note from all of us: this is a people-only adventure. We love our home territory and our routines, so we cannot invite visiting dogs to join the pack walk.

Spend 2 hours with us · $60 per person · Minimum of 3 humans · Group discounts available upon request

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Learn and grow with your dog in the woods through a private, guided training experience across our 100-acre National Wildlife Federation–Certified Wildlife Habitat. I’ll meet you and your dog where you are—on the trails, in the meadow, beside the creek, and among the everyday distractions that make real-life training so different from practicing at home.

Whether your dog is young and eager, newly adopted, easily distracted, working toward a specific goal, or simply ready for a new kind of enrichment, we’ll begin with what feels right for them. There is no expectation that your dog arrives “perfect.” We’ll move at their pace, celebrate small wins, and use positive reinforcement to make learning feel clear, encouraging, and enjoyable for both of you.

Each session includes:

• A quick assessment — where your dog is at right now, and what would help most during your stay
• Personalized coaching in your chosen track, paced to your dog, not a script
• On-property practice — working the skill amid real conditions: trails, meadow, near the creek, with genuine distractions built in
• Take-home notes — a few pointers to keep the progress going after you leave

Choose your focus:

• Canine Good Citizen (CGC) prep
• Trick Dog
• Scent Work
• Therapy Dog readiness

I am an AKC Certified Trainer & Evaluator and an Alliance of Therapy Dogs Tester/Observer. These sessions are offered as coaching and preparation—titles, certification, therapy-dog registration, and placement cannot be guaranteed, but you and your dog will have space to build the skills, confidence, and connection that can support those goals.

One dog is included in each private session. Additional dogs from the same household may be added with advance approval.

Need a little time to enjoy an outing without your dog? Dog sitting may also be available upon request. If it is a good fit for your dog and my schedule, I’m happy to help create a care plan that lets you step away knowing they are in a familiar, attentive environment.

This experience is best for dogs who can safely participate in a guided session in a new outdoor setting. It is not a replacement for specialized behavior work. Please let me know before booking if your dog has a history of biting, aggression, serious reactivity, resource guarding, escape risk, or is currently in heat. Those circumstances require advance approval and a fuller intake, and may be outside the scope of this particular offering.

Book One-session: $145 
Book Two-session package: $265