Join a Meewasin interpreter on a beautiful, silent morning walk through Beaver Creek Conservation Area in this new, FREE experience!

Connect to the beauty of nature on a silent morning trail walk through the unique and varied landscapes of Beaver Creek Conservation Area. From open prairie vistas to the forested creek valley, we’ll move slowly, honing our senses as we become immersed in our surroundings. The interpreter-guided walk begins with a discussion of the ecology and history of Beaver Creek, and includes sit-spot practice at a beautiful off-trail location near the river. Your experience includes time for quiet reflection and journaling, as well as an opportunity to share your observations after the walk.

This experience is free of charge. It travels across one of the loveliest and least-known trails at Beaver Creek, offering an opportunity to connect to this much-loved Meewasin Valley site in a unique and special way.

Event Dates

Silent Walks are held from 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM on alternate Saturdays and Sundays and select Thursdays. Dates are as follows: 

• Thursdays: July 17, August 14 & 28

• Saturdays: July 12 & 26, August 9 & 23

• Sundays: July 6 & 20, August 3 & 17

Registration is Required: Groups are limited to 6 participants so space is extremely limited. Book soon! Other dates may be available on request for groups of 3-6.

For more information and to register click here.