Nature Journalling in the Blue Mountains

Blue Mountains, New South Wales
27 Dec 25

Heading to the Blue Mountains and want to practice mindfulness in nature? This 2½ Nature Journalling session at the breathtaking Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, Mount Tomah, is the perfect choice. The stunning cool-climate garden is set high on the mountains and home to thousands of unique plant species.

If you’re new to this practice, don’t worry. This workshop is led by an experienced Gardens educator who will guide you through the art of nature journalling. You’ll have the chance to slow down, observe, and truly appreciate the incredible plants and wildlife that surround you in this peaceful mountain setting.

It’s held from 10am-12.30pm every 4th Saturday.

Based in Sydney? This experience is also offered at the incredible Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney.

Highlights

  • This is a 2½-hour interactive workshop led by an experienced Educator.
  • This experience includes morning tea.
  • All the art materials you need are provided, so you can focus on your creativity and enjoy this mindful, relaxing practice.
  • You’ll also receive your own journal to use during the session and take home as a beautiful keepsake.
  • Engaging in nature journaling encourages mindfulness as it requires focused attention on the present moment. This can reduce stress, anxiety, and promote overall well-being.
  • You’ll have access to the enchanting beauty of the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden in Mount Tomah.
  • Make a day of it and continue exploring the natural wonders of the Blue Mountains.

Making a difference

  • The team at the Botanic Gardens of Sydney build green spaces with communities to foster physical and mental health.
  • They are passionate about supporting environmental initiatives and make conservation genomic and climatic information freely available to restoration practitioners to guide decision-making.

A word from your host

Dr. Sarah Brikke, Learning Leader Adult Programs
“I love seeing people slow down, observe deeply, and connect with nature. It lights up their sense of wonder and awe, opens a peaceful, quiet, and creative space for reflection.”

Getting there

This experience is held on Dharug Country.
The Blue Mountains Botanic Garden is located along Bells Line of Road, Mount Tomah NSW, approximately 1.5 to 2 hours west of Sydney. Meet at the Waratah Education Centre.

Price

AU $109 per person.

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