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Mini Wellness Retreat in Port Austin.
Join us for a peaceful morning of mindful guided hiking through wooded trails with the Japanese practice of Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing), meditation atop the dunes, and a gentle yoga flow on the beach ending with a sound-guided savasana along the tranquil shores of Lake Huron in beautiful Port Austin.
3 DATES AVAILABLE:
Wednesday, June 17th
Wednesday, July 15th
Wednesday, August 12th
Space is limited. Pre-registration required.
The cost for this mini-retreat is $55.
(Treehouse Unlimited Members save 20%)
Register at Hike Yoga Sound
8:45am: Check-In at Steel Bridge Trailhead
9:00am Depart on Hike
9:45am Break/Nature Art
10:00am Beach Yoga & Meditation
11:00am Snack Break
11:30am Return to Trailhead
Check-in is between 8:45am-9:00am. We will meet at the Port Crescent State Park - Steel Bridge East Trails Trailhead parking lot located Just South of the Dark Sky Lodge & Tavern at the West end of Port Crescent Rd. https://maps.app.goo.gl/GyapxstvJPt4JDLCA
**PARKING** There is on-site parking at the head of the Steel Bridge trail however, a Recreational pass is required. If you do not have a recreational pass, please reach out and alternate free parking can be suggested.
Bring your water bottle, wear trail worthy shoes and wear comfortable layered clothing suitable for the weather (or your bathing suit if you plan on taking a dip in the lake) The 2 mile trail is heavily wooded with a couple of steep climbs and a sandy stroll along the beach . Bug repellent and sunscreen is highly recommended! Bottled water and a light snack of fruit and granola bars will be provided.
Yoga mats and blankets will be available on the beach if you do not plan to bring your own.
NOTICE: This event is weather dependent and will be rescheduled in the event of inclement weather. All sales final. No refunds. Fully transferrable. Any schedule changes will be communicated through text & email and/or posted on Facebook.
1775 Port Austin Road,
Port Austin, Michigan, 48467
Start: June 17, 2026 9:00 AM
End: June 17, 2026 12:00 PM
Mini Wellness Retreat in Port Austin.
Join us for a peaceful morning of mindful guided hiking through wooded trails with the Japanese practice of Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing), meditation atop the dunes, and a gentle yoga flow on the beach ending with a sound-guided savasana along the tranquil shores of Lake Huron in beautiful Port Austin.
3 DATES AVAILABLE:
Wednesday, June 17th
Wednesday, July 15th
Wednesday, August 12th
Space is limited. Pre-registration required.
The cost for this mini-retreat is $55.
(Treehouse Unlimited Members save 20%)
Register at Hike Yoga Sound
8:45am: Check-In at Steel Bridge Trailhead
9:00am Depart on Hike
9:45am Break/Nature Art
10:00am Beach Yoga & Meditation
11:00am Snack Break
11:30am Return to Trailhead
Check-in is between 8:45am-9:00am. We will meet at the Port Crescent State Park - Steel Bridge East Trails Trailhead parking lot located Just South of the Dark Sky Lodge & Tavern at the West end of Port Crescent Rd. https://maps.app.goo.gl/GyapxstvJPt4JDLCA
**PARKING** There is on-site parking at the head of the Steel Bridge trail however, a Recreational pass is required. If you do not have a recreational pass, please reach out and alternate free parking can be suggested.
Bring your water bottle, wear trail worthy shoes and wear comfortable layered clothing suitable for the weather (or your bathing suit if you plan on taking a dip in the lake) The 2 mile trail is heavily wooded with a couple of steep climbs and a sandy stroll along the beach . Bug repellent and sunscreen is highly recommended! Bottled water and a light snack of fruit and granola bars will be provided.
Yoga mats and blankets will be available on the beach if you do not plan to bring your own.
NOTICE: This event is weather dependent and will be rescheduled in the event of inclement weather. All sales final. No refunds. Fully transferrable. Any schedule changes will be communicated through text & email and/or posted on Facebook.
