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September 28, 2025

A Walk For The Tree At Sycamore Gap

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About the Walk

On September 28, 2023, the iconic 150-year-old Sycamore Gap Tree beside Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland, England, was deliberately cut down in an act of terrible vandalism.

Now, on September 28, 2025 — two years later — your invited to join our community in taking a symbolic walk. The purpose is simple: to send healing energy. You may send it to the Sycamore Gap stump, to the young seedlings grown from the original tree, or to any tree in your own area that inspires you.

Signs of renewal are already present. Small shoots have begun to emerge from the Sycamore Gap stump, and seedlings taken from the original tree are being nurtured and planted, ensuring that its legacy continues.

This walk is a reminder that even when destruction feels final, life has a way of returning. With each step, we honor the resilience of nature and add our intention to the possibility of new growth.

Healing requires taking action. It is not a passive event.

– Caroline Myss

How It Works

The Walk for the Tree at Sycamore Gap is simple:

When you join the walk, we’ll send you a reminder and printable journal pages to help you reflect deeper. By committing to this walk, you’ll help rebuild connections between people and nature.

Challenge FAQs

Is this walk in person?

No – you can take this walk wherever you want to.  The goal is to send as much healing energy as we collectively can on this day.

Does the challenge cost anything?

No way! The challenge is absolutely free.

Where can I share photos and thoughts about my walks?

Sharing your photos or reflections is a beautiful way to connect with other walkers. If you’re in the 100 Walks Club, you’re welcome to post them there. For a wider circle, you can also use the hashtag #SycamoreGapTreeWalk on social media.

Do I get anything when I join?

You’ll get an email reminder closer to the event and printable journal pages if you would like to reflect upon your experience of this walk.

Sign Up for the Walk for the Tree at Sycamore Gap

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