Sunday, May 4

Deep Time Walk in The Hague

Ages 16+

Come and join me on a time-travel experience and explore the Earth's 4.6 bn years of history along a 4.6km guided walk through the dunes.

By Tina Fischbach

Select date and time

Sunday, May 4 · 10am - 1:30pm CEST

Location

Westduinpark

Duivelandsestraat 2583 KK The Hague Netherlands

About this event

Paid venue parking

Deep Time Walk is a transformative journey through 4.6 billion years of Earth history via a 4.6km guided walk in Nature. It is an invitation to explore our connection to Earth, to change our perception of the world and to re-imagine our relationship with living ecosystems. The experience helps encourage a shift of consciousness, on a journey towards bringing about a regenerative culture.

During the walk, participants will stop at 18 so called Earth Stations to learn more about key events that have shaped the Earth as we know it today. At the Earth Stations, and during the walk, participants are invited to join activities to deepen their sense of Deep Time and their connection with the more-than-human world – think of reflections, short visualization, use of the senses and more.

Frequently asked questions

What to wear for the walk?

Comfortable and supportive shoes are essential for a pleasant walking experience. Please check the weather forecast and dress accordingly. If rain is expected, a waterproof jacket is a good idea. We will walk on asphalt, gravel and sand through the dunes, with some slight incline.

Are dogs allowed?

No. Some participants might feel uncomfortable with dogs.

What about food and toilets?

Please bring a little snack for your energy and water to keep you hydrated. Please ensure you've visited the restroom before you arrive. If needed, we can take a ‘ bio break’ at one of the beach restaurants along the way.

How long is the walk?

We will walk 4.6 km through the dunes. The walk will take approx. 3.5 hours.

What about bad weather?

As this is an outdoor activity, the walk will take place also in case of rain. It will be cancelled when an RIVM weather warning is in place.

Organized by

Tina Fischbach

I support climate and sustainability changemakers with the human dimension of sustainability through cultivating mindfulness-based regenerative practices. My ambition is to help prevent mission fatigue and burnout and enable sustained engagement and positive impact also in the long run.