Upcoming Events

Mt. Major and Mt. Anna Hike - September 19th, 8:30 AM

Join us on September 19th for a guided hike of Mount Major and Mount Anna, a 7.2-mile loop featuring beautiful views of Lake Winnipesaukee. We’ll tackle the trail together at a moderate, supportive pace, with time to enjoy the scenery, connect with nature, and share the experience with a small group of women. Our goal isn’t to race to the summit - it’s to make sure everyone feels welcomed, supported, and part of the journey.

We’ll hit the trail at 8:30 AM and expect the hike to take approximately 4–5 hours. Your $25 registration includes pre-hike preparation and tips, guidance and support throughout the hike, intentional opportunities to connect with yourself, nature, and one another, and a curated hiker’s care package to make the day a little more special.

To keep the experience personal and connected, this hike is limited to just 8 participants, plus your guides, Wendi and Angel.

Visit the All trails link for more information, reviews and parking info. 

If you are interested in joining us, please fill out the form below. You will be sent an email that includes registration instructions and FAQs.

Is this hike for me?

You don’t need to be an expert hiker to join us, but this probably shouldn’t be your very first hike! This experience is a good fit for you if you:

• Have some experience hiking on trails with hills or elevation

• Are comfortable walking at least 5 miles at one time

• Have appropriate hiking footwear and are willing to come prepared with the recommended gear (we’ll help you with that!)

• Are comfortable spending 4–5 hours on the trail, including breaks

• Are willing to hike at a group pace and bring a little patience and flexibility along for the journey

• Enjoy the idea of encouraging others, meeting new people, and experiencing the trail as a group

You do not need to be the fastest or most experienced person on the trail. We’ll hike at a moderate pace, take breaks as needed, and encourage everyone to listen to their body. This is about enjoying the journey…not racing to the top.

About your hosts:

Wendi is an intuitive coach, Reiki Master, and card reader who helps women slow down, quiet the noise, and reconnect with themselves. Through these modalities, she creates space for women to get honest about what they're actually feeling underneath it all, so their own inner wisdom finally has room to speak.

As co-founder of Find Yourself in Nature, Wendi brings this work outdoors, using the pace and rhythm of the trail as a tool for clarity. She believes nature has a way of meeting us exactly where we are, offering the kind of stillness and clarity that's harder to access in the rush of everyday life.

During our hiking experiences, Wendi helps create intentional moments along the trail to pause, notice, reflect, and listen, making the experience about more than reaching the destination and offering women space to reconnect with themselves and one another along the way.

Angel is an experiential educator with more than 30 years of experience helping people build confidence, strengthen connections, and discover what they’re capable of through shared experiences in the outdoors. A hiking enthusiast, Angel has climbed 32 of New Hampshire’s 48 4,000-foot peaks and summited Mt. Kilimanjaro - but she believes meaningful outdoor experiences don’t have to be epic to be powerful.

As a co-founder of Find Yourself in Nature, Angel combines her love of the outdoors with her expertise in experiential learning, group facilitation, and community building to create experiences that feel welcoming, supportive, and purposeful. Whether encouraging someone to stretch beyond their comfort zone, helping a group of strangers become a community, or simply creating space to appreciate the trail, Angel helps make the journey as meaningful as the destination.