On the Path
Our On the Path program supports individuals who seek healing and growth through immersive experiences in nature. We believe that time in the wilderness restores balance and awakens the spirit, offering space to slow down, breathe deeply, and rediscover inner strength. The trail becomes both a teacher and a sanctuary, inviting resilience, reflection, and connection with the self, with others, and with the sacred.
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This program is designed for those on long-distance hikes such as the Appalachian Trail, as well as individuals who feel called to join guided outdoor excursions. Whether through a single step or a thousand miles, On the Path meets people where they are, offering support, nourishment, and companionship along the way.
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It is more than a hiking program—it is a living journey of restoration and guidance, carried step by step through the rhythms of the earth.
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Guided Outdoor Excursions
Multi-day hikes led by experienced guides who also serve as spiritual mentors and coaches. These journeys encourage reflection, growth, and connection with self, community, and the natural world.
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Trailside Support & Wellness Services
Providing nourishment, wellness practices, and compassionate care at hostels, trail crossings, and rest points. Services may include rides, meals, shuttle support, and healing practices that sustain hikers physically, mentally, and spiritually.
3 | Scholarships & Accessibility
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Scholarships & Accessibility
Sliding-scale applications and funding options ensure that essential services—such as shuttles, meals, or hostel stays—are accessible to all hikers. In addition, future expansion will provide scholarships for individuals who seek to heal through immersive outdoor experiences but face financial barriers.
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Nourishment for the Journey
Development of nutrient-dense dehydrated meal packs made from organic, locally sourced ingredients, including harvests from our farm. These meals will not only support hikers but also be distributed to unhoused populations and, eventually, to emergency relief sites during disasters.