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Hike for Health Series Returns to Connect Community with Nature - Lake Chelan News and Information

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The Chelan-Douglas Land Trust (CDLT) and Columbia Valley Community Health (CVCH) are excited to announce the return of the Hike for Health series in 2025, a free program designed to connect the community with the healing benefits of nature. This initiative encourages individuals of all ages to explore the natural beauty of North Central Washington through monthly guided walks, which will also be accessible in Spanish. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about local plants, wildlife, and the historical significance of the areas they explore. The program promotes physical, mental, and emotional well-being, making it a valuable resource for community health. Additionally, those who choose to hike independently can enter a raffle for health-related prizes by checking in or sharing photos from their hikes.

The Hike for Health series is part of CDLT's 40 for 40 celebration, marking 40 years of land stewardship and community engagement. This milestone includes hosting 40 free events and publishing articles to highlight essential conservation efforts. Registration is currently open for the first event on March 15, showcasing the Land Trust's commitment to fostering community connections through nature.

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