Henriette Lofstrom has spent the past 6 years leading small groups of people across the moor, this amounts to having met hundreds of wonderfully diverse people. In her own words: The greatest thing about nature and these weekends is that it truly is inclusive.

She lived in London for 10 years working in the fashion and design industry as a jewellery designer. In 2016 she relocated to south Devon in order to be closer to nature and to explore what life can be like when lived at a different tempo. 

She has trained as a hill and moorland guide, has studied Eco-Psychology and nature guidance at the Natural Academy and is a qualified coach.

Henriette has spent many years exploring silence as a way into intimacy with the present moment, both on many silent meditation retreats as well as spending long stretches of time solo wandering in nature.

It is her firm belief and experience that every human being benefits tremendously from fostering a relationship to wild Nature as well as to the natural wilder flow of our own inner natures..

Henriette's approach to a wandering wild walk is one that embodies a deep sense of the feminine and intuitive. We slow down in order to be “with” nature instead of’ ‘in’ nature. We slow down in order to realise ourselves as the nature that we are. We slow down to let it all in, to touch and to be touched. We slow down in order to open to the incredible beauty and mystery that nature is.

This journey is for everyone you do not need to be entirely comfortable with the idea of crossing a river or of sleeping in the wild, sensitivity in nature is not a weakness! rather it can be an entry point into a deeper sense of presence and connection with nature. It is fine to hesitate and consider each stone carefully as we cross the small streams, a helping hand will be offered.