Where The Wildflowers are the Destination
Often, after walking and looking at flowers, learning their many names, stories, and relationships to each other, to us and to the world around us for two and-a-half hours, we are no more than a 20-25 minute walk back to our vehicles. Yet, we may have covered more than 50 species of Plants along the way.
These weekly walks are slow and intentional with many stops along the way to look at, photograph, and learn about the beautiful diversity of Plants and Wildflowers in Southern Appalachia while also enjoying beautiful views and waterfalls, and other special places
Weekly Wildflower Walks held March Through November
Wildflower Walks are held every Friday morning from 9am to 12pm, and again from 1pm to 4pm. We meet at a different location each week, depending on what is blooming where, and when. Every season is different in the timing and duration of blooming flowers, the study of which is called phenology. Weekly locations subject to change. Check the calendar here.
The Details:
I offer these walks on a sliding scale of between $15-$50 per person, in an attempt to make the experience and information more accessible to people of differing economic means. Please pay based on what you are able, and according to how you value the experience. Limit 15 people per session.
Wildflower Walks are held rain or shine. If a walk is canceled by me, including for hazardous or miserable weather conditions, a full refund or the opportunity to reschedule will be offered.”