*Please download and fill in the medical form and send (once filled in) to info@full-circle-
Please bring the printed waiver (if you can) to the course so I may witness your signature. I will also have a few copies with me.
Download Medical Form | Download Adult Waiver | Download Youth Waiver
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The hikes are 4 to 7 km long, and are rated as beginner to moderate. We stop often, as the plants appear! The goal is not the summit or a destination, the journey is our goal!
On our edible plant hikes, you will learn:
- To see a healthy plant community
- The relationships between local animals, plants and fungi.
- The historic and current uses of plants
- To safely sample a few plants
- To identify some toxic plants.
Your Certified Professional Guide brings years of wilderness awareness skills, wilderness first aid training and safe foraging skills, as well as respectful, cultural practices. Our guides are all Wilderness First Aid Certified.
Small groups make for great learning, our group sizes are 6 to 12 people.
All hikes are rated easy to moderate and roughly 4 to 8 km in distance. Time: 9:00 am to 2:30 pm. (from meet up to end of hike, add the drive home to the time!).
2026 Dates:
Sat. May 16 - Sheep River Valley, Family friendly - Meet up time 9:30 to 2:00
Sun. July 12 - Black Prince - Smith Dorrien area - Meet up time 9:00 to 2:30
Sat. Aug 15 - Hogarth Lakes - Smith Dorrien area - Meet up time 9:00 to 2:30
Sun. Aug.16 - Pine Top - Sibbald area - Meet up time 9:00 to 2:30
Sat. Aug 29 - Millarville area - Family friendly Meet up time: 9:30 to 2:00
Sun. Aug 30 - Sheep area - Meet up time 9:30 am to 2:00
Sun. Sept. 13 - Sibbald area - Family friendly - Meet up 9:00 am to 2:30 pm
Price per person per hike: $95 *Details will be e-mailed to you 4 days prior to the hike. *We offer custom outings for private groups to these and other, not listed, locations! To Register: please send e-transfer to: info@full-circle-adventures.com. Waiver form link is at the bottom right hand side of this page. Thank you to the Native American Indians! We honor and acknowledge the teachings the First Nations and Metis people, who have shared their knowledge with all of us through many authors and teachers. I specifically want to thank the Nakoda Sioux, the Morely band and the Eden Valley people. I thank the Kainai, Pikani, and Siksika people of the Blackfoot Nation and the Interior Salish, who have historic trade routes and camps here. We are grateful that your knowledge is still intact and that the teachings are still with the people. The people have been generous in their sharing, and none of us would know as much as we do, if they were not so willing to share over the decades, with historians, authors and botanists. We recognize it is time to live in partnership with the Native people of this land. We all have memories and stories with our families and friends on the land, hiking and fishing. We create new stories and memories on the land every time we hike and adventure there, and this is how we learn to respect the land and the wonderful memories that rest there. Thank you.