Lóistín saoire ar cíos in Monroe County

Come and join us for an intimate and educational experience on the day and the life of an Alpaca caregiver! We provide an opportunity for people 5 and older to feed, occasionally pet, halter train and a guided walk with Alpaca and Llama! In addition we will share some unique and educational information regarding camelids! Book a private experience for special occasions, birthdays, engagements!! We have limited availability during the week, however can accommodate larger groups via request Other things to note Please wear appropriate shoes (sorry no Flip flops or sandals) or bring an extra pair! We do have a public restroom and do have facilities to wash up before and after your experience. Our event is for children 5 and up. Please contact the hosts for questions regarding children under the age of 5. Due to the stress caused to our animals we do not permit dogs on the ranch. Thank you for understanding. Please keep in mind that Alpacas look different throughout the year.

Great family experience as well as couples and friend groups. We will meet at Haak's School House in Germansville off of RT 309 and you will follow my car to the parking zone near the trail entrance. We will enjoy about 1 hour of total hiking along a sometimes rough rocky trail. My favorite part is the climb up a giant bolder formation with some deep crevasses to summit the most beautiful panoramic vista! We can then take 30-45 minutes to traverse the boulders and enjoy a picnic before climbing down and hiking out of the forest. Activity Waiver to be signed prior to hike. Please plan to arrive by 10:00AM sharp and not later than 10:15AM. Arrival after 10:15AM will result in cancellation without refund as a courtesy to your host and fellow hikers who will have been waiting. Other things to note This is a great hike for individuals, couples, friend groups and families! The boulder climb to the top of the ridge is the most challenging part of the hike and of course dangerous, and optional. Was thinking of adding a scavenger hunt along the way to add some fun for group? Thoughts?

Upon Arrival guests will be greeted by one of our co-founders or animal caregivers at our historic event barn. Guests will receive a brief introduction to the nonprofit and the property. You will be able to enter animal enclosures and meet some of the animal residents, while learning about animal agriculture and hearing some of the unique rescue stories at Tamerlaine. Many of our animals love human attention! Feel free to bring a picnic and enjoy lunch (vegan) while taking in beautiful views of the property. Learn about the lives of farmed animals and animal rehabilitation, while listening to unique and inspiring recovery and rescue stories that will warm your heart. There is parking on site when you arrive. Arrive 5- 10 minutes before the tour to fill our our waiver and use the restroom. At check out (1) ticket is applicable for a group of (6) or less. If you are looking to have a larger group, please inquire.

Forest Bathing is a practice that supports health and wellness through immersion in forests and other environments to promote the well-being of both people and the land. It is inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku. Forest Bathing provides a pathway for people to remember how to immerse themselves in nature to rest from all that consumes them in their modern daily lives. This practice can provide calmness, relaxation and an overall feeling of bliss. We'll begin with a brief introduction to the land and health benefits of the practice. Then for over 2 hours, we'll gently move through a series of invitations while relaxing and walking in the forest. The sequence of invitations are simple but mindfully created to help you become present and build a meaningful relationship with nature. You will have an opportunity to be silent, walk, sit and share. The practice ends with a tea gathering experience that involves locally foraged plants and small bites of organic food. Awaken your senses, slow down and make a deep connection to one of the most beautiful forests in Pennsylvania. Join me... come along on a journey in partnership with nature. Other things to note: Restrooms are available upon arrival inside the Hickory Run State Park Visitor Center. Enter the main entrance and the bathrooms are located on the left.

This session opens with an invitation to ground by exchanging energy with horses near the paddock. I will lead you in a centering gratitude meditation and intention setting for the stewardship practice. Participants in this course will connect with nature through observation, stillness and gratitude while practicing stewardship of equines. This course will provide insight to caring for equines in a healthy and balanced way that will allow one to bond with horses while using holistic and best practices to develop strong health foundations. I will share knowledge about the use of my proprietary essential oil blends to promote good health in equine’s, canines and humans as well as ideas to support existing health issues. We utilize holistic cleaning blends during our stewardship practice that will be provided during sessions. In practicing our careful stewardship plan for equines we create opportunities through which to bond with these beautiful animals and experience gentle touch communication through consistent care. Individuals will also learn the basics of equine psychology and how to communicate with horses. Other things to note: -Contact coordinator if you have any questions -Dress appropriately for the weather -All At The Center Experiences are time flexible. If you want a different day/time reach out to coordinate