WALKING & CREATIVITY RETREATS & TOURS

 

MARGARET RIVER - FITZGERALD RIVER - MONGOLIA

Walking you back to nature and your most creative self…

Explore your self-expression or simply reconnect with nature during one of our exciting walks or transformative retreats… and maybe discover just how creative you really are.

During our walks:

  • immerse yourself in the natural & wild beauty of exciting locations

  • let yourself be expertly guided & inspired into a greater connection with nature

  • find more focus and time for increased creativity

  • take greater notice of the environment

  • reconnect with your most natural self

During our retreats:

  • explore and rehearse ways around obstacles to creative self-expression

  • learn from award-winning artists

  • learn hot to establish & sustain a daily creative habit

  • connect with & be inspired by like-minded people

  • develop & sustain creative thinking processes and behaviours

 
 
 

WALKING TOURS COMING UP SOON!

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Cape to Cape Walks

end to end : March 12 - 19, APril 9 - 16

4 - Day Walk: Feb 27- 2, Mar 28 - 31, Apr 8 - 11

3 Day Walk: FEB 22 -24, MAR 22 - 24, APR 18 - 20

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Walking with Wildflowers

Fitzgerald River National Park

9 - 22 SEPT 2019

 

WALKING THE EDGE - OUR BLOG

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HITTING THE WILDFLOWER HOTSPOT IN AUSTRALIA'S SOUTHWEST
 
 

HERE’S WHAT OUR CLIENTS HAVE SAID

 

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Ready to book your next adventure? What about walking the Cape to Cape in 2019? 😃💪🏼🔥🔥 - - March 12-19 is our first 8-day walk this year... but we have many more! Get in touch... check profile for our website and plan your next adventure now! 💛
One of the best things about exploring new places is not just seeing what we know we have never seen before, but seeing what we didn’t even know existed... I can say that I definitely did not know some of these plants existed. Stunning nature! - - Check them out - from last week’s short trip to the Desert Botanical Gardens in Phoenix @dbgphx 😳😍🔥 - - Thanks for taking me @karencisne110 😊💛🙏🏼
Always thinking of photo opportunities to promote Edgewalkers, I left some ‘snow graffiti’ on the edges of the Grand Canyon. - - I’m back in Fremantle getting ready for this amazing year! How’s your 2019 going so far? - - If you want a big boost of creativity and nature check out what we’re up to this year!
Sublime moments on the Cape to Cape ... as captured by photographer Paean Ng from @astrordinaryimaging - - You could immerse yourself in its beauty during our next 8 day walk 12-19 March or Paean could teach you a thing or two at our next Night Photography Retreat. Check out our website edgewalkers.com.au
Emiko - my best friend ... missing her so much. Just a couple more weeks. - We’re so lucky to have a loving home to leave her with. Thank you @_gardengossip_ 😊🙏🏼💛
Banksia caleyi or Red Lantern Banksia is still flowering in the UNESCO listed Fitzgerald Biosphere in southwest Western Australia. This reserve belongs to a network of 669 reserves across the world, globally recognised for its natural diversity and significance. Needless to say, the biosphere contains more than 1,600 species of plants, with many rare and endangered species.
‘... moments that take your breath away.’ - - Late in the afternoon on day 7 of last year’s walk, when we got to Tavan Bogd base camp, I left our group for an hour or so to walk up to this ‘obo’ or stone shrine, overlooking the Potanin glacier. - - This was my third time here. I burnt wild juniper and placed a stone on the rocky pile in gratitude for the safe passage and the spectacle of something so much bigger than us. - - In deep gratitude for yet another moment that took my breath away.
Mongolia Creativity Expedition. 28th June - 11th July, 2019. With our Mongolia expedition quickly approaching, we've mapped out a day by day itinerary to give you an in-depth look at what's involved in this tour. visit https://bit.ly/2UU27qZ
We are so happy to confirm that Jane Tangney will be facilitating a watercolour workshop during The Creativity Retreat in Margaret River 25-28 April. Whether creating a painting, a house, an interior, a garden or a business card, Jane’s work strives for the Japanese notion of shibusa, where elements include simplicity, skill, modesty, silence, naturalness, everydayness, and balance between tension and harmony. Immersed in the ever-evolving genre of landscape painting, Jane’s art practice forms the core of her visual identity. Jane has been exhibiting in group and solo shows since 1998 and has been selected as a finalist in 8 Glover Prizes, as well as being highly commended in the Hadley’s Art Prize 2017. Her esteemed works are held in private and public collections across the country. It is a great privilege to have her guide us in our journey to a more creative life.
When I told @franko.lisa (who came hiking with Edgewalkers in Mongolia last year) that I was going to be in Arizona and I wanted to do some hiking, she did what we spontaneous & adventurous folk do... booked a ticket, told her boss she was going hiking and turned up in a rental car ready for an adventure! - - Thank you Lisa! 😃🙏🏼💛 There are so many hikes in Arizona but we decided the Superstition Wilderness sounded perfect. It was! Not too far out of Phoenix, and spectacular ... a tad chilly at night this time of year. - - I’ll post a blog about the Reavis Falls Trail soon but for now here are some pics! 😊🙏🏼 - - Where can you go on a spontaneous hiking adventure?
‘Life begins at the end of your comfort zone!’ Leaping through icy streams in the Mongolian wilderness ... how’d you like that? 😃💪🏼🔥 Thanks @franko.lisa for 📷 🙏🏼
As well as our planned walking tours and retreats, Edgewalkers also offer bespoke walking tours along the Cape to Cape. We’ll design an itinerary that best suits your needs whether it be a one on one or an opportunity to get your friends, family or colleagues together for a new experience in nature.
“Wilderness is not a luxury but a necessity of the human spirit.” - Edward Abbey
2019 has started with sunshine, blue skies, nature at its most mind-blowing... and the two people I most love in the world. It’s been a great year already!!
Maybe there’s something you’ve always wanted to learn/ create/ start but you haven’t dared to yet. Maybe you’re already on a creative path but have lost your momentum. Maybe you know you want to do something but you are not quite sure what that is. Wherever you are at, our 30-day Creativity Habit intensive is a gentle way to kickstart a creative practice by creating a habit.
The Cape to Cape track runs for 135 kilometres along the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge, between the lighthouses of Cape Naturaliste and Cape Leeuwin in the far south west of Western Australia. The track features spectacular coastal and forest scenery, a fascinating geology of cliffs, caves, headlands and rock formations and an ever-changing display of wildflowers. The best time to walk the Cape to Cape is from March to May and September to November. If you’d like to hear more about our upcoming walks and bespoke tours, we’d love to hear from you.
Christmas Day! Every year go somewhere you have never been before... great motto to live by! Thanks for 📷 @karencisne110