What we’re about
Imagine Well Being's Let's Take a Hike is for people who love to hike, walk and mindfully connect to the beauty of nature while experiencing lessons found only in the great outdoors.
Participants will discover how hiking with others in nature can enhance health and help balance the mind, body and soul in ways that will prepare them to live everyday life in more wholehearted way.
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We offer outdoor experiences- hikes, cycling, kayaking, camping in the NOVA region, Shenandoah National Park, on the Appalachian Trail in Virginia, in WVA and MD.
For sound baths, Forest Therapy, meditation, art and yoga offerings, please
Visit the main Meet Up group: Imagine Well Being
Both IWB Meetups offer holistic wellness practices, outdoor events, and education, built on values of compassion and service.
We are about fostering community with others who enjoy the relaxation and evidenced based benefits that relaxing in nature brings.
Imagine Well Being is classified as a public charity under IRC section 501(c)(3). EIN 85-2885623
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Birding Broad Run Stream Valley ParkBrambleton Town Center, Brambleton, VA
***Registration at Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy required to obtain specific directions: Birding Broad Run Stream Valley Park - Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy
Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy in search of birds at this surprisingly rich park along Broad Run in Brambleton. The park combines several different habitat types including a rich flood plain on both sides of the stream, edge and meadow habitat and multiple ponds. The varying habitats combine to provide a good variety of birds. Parking and meeting location will be emailed to registered participants. Limit 15.
Questions: Contact jcoleman@loudounwildlife.org.
- Birding Algonkian ParkAlgonkian Regional Park, Sterling, VA
***Registration at Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy required to obtain specific directions: Birding Algonkian Park - Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy
Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy on a search for birds at this birding hotspot in eastern Loudoun with extensive frontage along the Potomac River. Its rich bottomland forests, extensive wetlands, and grassy areas are home to numerous species of birds. We will comb the park searching for the many birds that make their home here. Bring binoculars if you have them. We’ll meet at the parking lot near the boat ramp. (Boat ramp location.)
Questions: Contact bhenson@loudounwildlife.org.
- Butterfly Walk at Sweet Run State Park, Sawmill EntranceSweet Run State Park, Hillsboro, VA
***Registration at Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy required to obtain specific directions: Butterfly Walk at Sweet Run State Park, Sawmill Entrance - Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy
Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and Virginia Master Naturalist Anne Ellis on a leisurely walk along “Butterfly Alley” at Sweet Run State Park. This will be a slow walk appropriate for families. If you are planning to participate in Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s annual butterfly count on August 2, this will be a great time to brush up on your identification skills. We will meet at the parking lot at the end of Sawmill Road. Limit 16 (ages 5 and up).
Sweet Run State Park is located just north of Neersville. Directions to the Sawmill Road parking lot: from eastern Loudoun County, take Rt 7 west to Rt 9 west; at the light after Hillsboro traffic circles, bear right onto Harpers Ferry Road; turn left on Sawmill Rd (about 5 miles). The parking lot is on the at the end of Sawmill Road on the right (about 1 mile).
Questions: Contact info@loudounwildlife.org.
Fee Notice: Sweet Run collects parking fees via self-pay kiosks located at each parking area/entrance. The fee for a standard vehicle is $10. View fee information. - Birding Sweet RunSweet Run State Park, Hillsboro, VA
***Registration at Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy required to obtain specific directions: Birding Sweet Run - Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy
Join us for this monthly walk at Sweet Run State Park. We will explore parts of this beautiful 900-acre preserve and see what lives here. With its diverse wildlife habitats, including meadows, streams and heavily forested slopes, the Park draws a wide variety of birds and other creatures. This outing takes place every fourth Saturday of the month except in December. Meet at the main parking lot near the Interpretive Center. Sweet Run State Park is located just north of Neersville at 11661 Harpers Ferry Road (Route 671); see map below. Registration required.
Fee Notice: Sweet Run collects parking fees via self-pay kiosks located at each parking area/entrance. The fee for a standard vehicle is $10. View fee information.
Questions: Contact Joe Coleman at jcoleman@loudounwildlife.org.
