Join, REI, Karla Amador and Phillip Stinis, co-founders of the 52 Hike Challenge as they share their life-changing testimony of how hiking healed their lives one step at a time and what they learned from their journey. In this talk they will share mindfulness facts, stories and exercises you can practice next time you step foot on the trails. Join the workshop and learn how the path of mindfulness can be found off the yoga mat and meditation pillows.
Enter for a chance to win by checking the sweepstakes entry box upon RSVPing. THE PRIZE: Hiking mindfulness bundle - REI Co-op Camp Boss Flexlite Chair, Flash 18 Pack, 52 Hike Journal, and a Space Pen
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Must be a legal U.S. resident; age 18+. Ends 5/23/21 at 11:59p.m. PT. Odds depend on no. of entries. Visit TERMS & CONDITIONS for full promotion rules, eligibility, and other details and restrictions.
Complete these challenges, then take the quiz to check them off! Also, answer some trivia and enter for a chance to win an REI Camp Boss Flexlite Chair + Flash 18 Pack!
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A sit spot is somewhere you go, outdoors, to find peace and security. Whether you already have a spot in mind or need to discover one, find your sit spot and share a photo or what makes it special on REI Conversations (our online community).Â
 Check out this article about the value of nature and a "sit spot"!
Watch our In Our Nature: Rewilding episode. Research your city and find out what rewilding projects are being worked on.Â
Bonus Episode: How can nature help us stay mentally healthy?
Did you know that you there are many ways to meditate? Choose a form of meditation you have never tried and commit to two 5 minute meditation sessions this week.
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If you can't make it outdoors, check out our Breath of Fresh Air meditation series.Â
Hey! Are you participating in the Atlanta version of Hikes for Health? You can do both! This expanded version of the event is made available to more hikers across the country!
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