​Experience the entire 4.6 billion years of Earth in a single walk.

​Seeing humanity within the vast arc of planetary history can shift how we think about progress, civilization, and our relationship with the Earth.

​A Deep Time Walk is a slow, guided walk combining science, storytelling, and reflection in nature. Together we will walk 4.6 km through our planet's history, where every meter represents one million years.

​What to expect

​This may be for you if you are curious about climate and ecological change, systems thinking and long-term perspectives, or humanity’s place in the story of life - and would like to reconnect with nature in a thoughtful way.

​No prior knowledge needed - just curiosity and a willingness to spend a few hours exploring deep time in nature together.

​Important: Most of the walk is a simple hike, but there is a 200m stretch that is rather steep, so a basic level of mobility and comfortable walking shoes are recommended

​Your guide

​This private, non-commercial activity will be facilitated by Daniel Hires, a systems thinker and speaker working at the intersection of leadership, ecology, and systems change.

​Details

​📅 Date: March 22, 2026
🕤 Time: 9:30 AM (we will end approx. 14:00)
📍 Location: shared after registration
👟 Bring comfy walking shoes, an open mind, and your deep curiosity.

​Spots are limited to keep the experience intimate.