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In Japanese culture, Shinrin-yoku or forest bathing is practiced for relaxation and well-being. The Retreat has a Shinrin-yoku track which wanders through the earthy smells of the forest, passing a glacial mullein (mill), a remnant of the glaciers retreat from end of Lake Pukaki in 20,000 BC (approximately).
Take time to walk silently, slowly and gently. Look up and experience the forest though all your senses.
Our Shinrin-yoku track is available to all guests of the Retreat to enjoy at their leisure. Bookings are not required for this activity. Take time to explore the Estate and other glacial remnants on our 66ha property.









