🥾 Hikerodose: Forest Bathing, Red Top Mountain (Acworth)
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Join us on the 3rd Sundays of every month for a different hike around Atlanta and North Georgia.
Please note: Hikerodose events are only for contributing members of our community (who donate monthly) or for those who have come in for a private sacrament ceremony with our ministers in the past 12 months.
Become a contributing member:
https://EntheoTemple.org/membership
This Hikerodose will be on Sun, Oct 18 from 12pm-5pm, moderate difficulty, in beautiful Red Top Mountain State Park (about 40 miles away 1 hr drive Northwest of Midtown Atlanta)
Homestead Trail:
https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/georgia/homestead-trail
About the state park:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rbulh6Lw0lI
DURATION / DIFFICULTY:
This about 5.3 mile loop considered moderate difficulty, with a 518 ft elevation gain. The trail starts at the Visitor Center and goes through gently rolling hills, winding through a beautiful forest. After the first mile, there is a road crossing at Lodge Road. Once you cross the road, the trail forms a loop that follows the scenic shores of Lake Allatoona. Along the way, you will pass through forests, fields, and get to see the chimney of an old homestead home. This hike offers the most diverse and beautiful scenery of all the trails in Red Top.
MEETING LOCATION:
Red Top Mountain Visitor's Center
50 Lodge Rd SE
Acworth, GA 30102
BRING:
✔️Shoes with good tread
✔️Sunscreen, shades, hat
✔️Water bottle
✔️Layered clothing
✔️Snacks or a whole bag lunch
✔️A small backpack may be nice to have
KIDS:
Children are welcome as long as they are old enough to keep up on this hike or can be carried on your back
PETS:
Dogs are allowed. Your dog must stay on a leash that is 6 feet or shorter at all times, including while near or in the water.
PARKING:
$10 entrance fee to the state park
FORMAT:
12:00pm - Arrive and bring everything you need in a backpack
12:15pm - Circle up at visitor's center for introductions, intention setting and subtle sacrament
1:00pm - Hike kicks off
2:30pm - Stop for lunch / picnic and discussion
4:00pm - Begin return trip back to parking lot
5:00pm - Closing circle and departure
The focus of this gathering is communion with sacrament at a level that everyone will be present and feel more connected to each other and nature.
Expect an elevated mood and sense of well-being.
The vibe will be warm and supportive. We always end up in the deep end of existential topics.
We lead with vulnerability and we welcome yours.
Become a contributing member!
https://EntheoTemple.org/membership
$25/mo supports us to continue expanding our virtual (zoom) based events to be accessible to all regardless of physical ability or location
$50/mo supports us to continue expanding our in-person potlucks, hikes, river excursions, film screenings, cultivation workshops, and more!
$100/mo supports us to continue improving the sanctuary space to start offering longer and more involved group retreats.
After the hike, some of us may stop at a local restaurant for a bit to eat before getting on the road back home.
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🥾 Hikerodose: Forest Bathing, Red Top Mountain (Acworth)
Location only visible to confirmed attendees
Hosts
About
Join us on the 3rd Sundays of every month for a different hike around Atlanta and North Georgia.
Please note: Hikerodose events are only for contributing members of our community (who donate monthly) or for those who have come in for a private sacrament ceremony with our ministers in the past 12 months.
Become a contributing member:
https://EntheoTemple.org/membership
This Hikerodose will be on Sun, Oct 18 from 12pm-5pm, moderate difficulty, in beautiful Red Top Mountain State Park (about 40 miles away 1 hr drive Northwest of Midtown Atlanta)
Homestead Trail:
https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/georgia/homestead-trail
About the state park:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rbulh6Lw0lI
DURATION / DIFFICULTY:
This about 5.3 mile loop considered moderate difficulty, with a 518 ft elevation gain. The trail starts at the Visitor Center and goes through gently rolling hills, winding through a beautiful forest. After the first mile, there is a road crossing at Lodge Road. Once you cross the road, the trail forms a loop that follows the scenic shores of Lake Allatoona. Along the way, you will pass through forests, fields, and get to see the chimney of an old homestead home. This hike offers the most diverse and beautiful scenery of all the trails in Red Top.
MEETING LOCATION:
Red Top Mountain Visitor's Center
50 Lodge Rd SE
Acworth, GA 30102
BRING:
✔️Shoes with good tread
✔️Sunscreen, shades, hat
✔️Water bottle
✔️Layered clothing
✔️Snacks or a whole bag lunch
✔️A small backpack may be nice to have
KIDS:
Children are welcome as long as they are old enough to keep up on this hike or can be carried on your back
PETS:
Dogs are allowed. Your dog must stay on a leash that is 6 feet or shorter at all times, including while near or in the water.
PARKING:
$10 entrance fee to the state park
FORMAT:
12:00pm - Arrive and bring everything you need in a backpack
12:15pm - Circle up at visitor's center for introductions, intention setting and subtle sacrament
1:00pm - Hike kicks off
2:30pm - Stop for lunch / picnic and discussion
4:00pm - Begin return trip back to parking lot
5:00pm - Closing circle and departure
The focus of this gathering is communion with sacrament at a level that everyone will be present and feel more connected to each other and nature.
Expect an elevated mood and sense of well-being.
The vibe will be warm and supportive. We always end up in the deep end of existential topics.
We lead with vulnerability and we welcome yours.
Become a contributing member!
https://EntheoTemple.org/membership
$25/mo supports us to continue expanding our virtual (zoom) based events to be accessible to all regardless of physical ability or location
$50/mo supports us to continue expanding our in-person potlucks, hikes, river excursions, film screenings, cultivation workshops, and more!
$100/mo supports us to continue improving the sanctuary space to start offering longer and more involved group retreats.
After the hike, some of us may stop at a local restaurant for a bit to eat before getting on the road back home.
Going
Register to see all event details
Where your group belongs