GREYSTONE property aerial
The Land

Rare, unspoiled beauty
awaits.

107
Acres of Wild
80+
Wildlife Species
3
Waterfalls
1
Spring-Fed Lake
6+
Miles of Trails

Tucked in the uplands above the Wabash River, this 107-acre preserve has remained largely untouched for generations. Native hardwood forests, rugged ravines, hidden waterfalls, and more than six miles of trails create the living context for GREYSTONE’s longevity work — a place where nature and intentional practice combine to support measurable biological change.

Your biology still belongs
in nature.

Property Map

Step into the wild

From ridgeline views to creek crossings and hidden waterfalls, the terrain is shaped to support movement, recovery, and the practices that drive lasting change.

GREYSTONE Property Map Forest Immersion Path Lake Perimeter Loop Ridgeline Loop Boulder Ridge Scramble Creek Exploration Trail Waterfall Circuit
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Guest Entrance
Primary gated arrival entrance
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Guest Exit
One-way departure route
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Maintenance & Deliveries
Secured service entrance
1
Nutrition Center
Plant-forward dining · Teaching kitchen · Greenhouse
2
Longevity Clinic
Advanced diagnostics · Biomarker panels · Personalized protocols
3
Treatment Center
Massage suites · Advanced therapies · Longevity Boutique
4
Hydrotherapy Pavilion
Thermal pools · Sauna · Steam · Cold plunge
5
Forest Pavilion
Reflect focus · Counsel · Breathwork
6
Lake Pavilion
Fitness studio
Creativity studio
Café
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Switchgrass Basin Villas
10 villas · Lakeside with water access
2
Nettle Ridge Villas
15 villas · Ridgeline views over GREYSTONE Creek
3
Spring Valley Villas
10 villas · Hillside under dense forest canopy
4
Future Phase Villas
Phase 2 expansion
1
GREYSTONE Falls
65' stone shelf falls
2
Hidden Falls
30' stepped falls
3
Minor Falls
15' seasonal falls
4
Boulder Ridge
Large boulder ridgeline
5
GREYSTONE Lake
4 acre spring fed · Kayak & Canoe
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GREYSTONE Creek
Runs northwest, feeds GREYSTONE Falls
7
Spring Valley Creek
Runs northwest, spring fed
Experiences

Rooted in the Land

Ways to spend a day on 107 acres. Each is shaped by a pillar of the program and by the terrain itself — so the biological work of the stay and the place move together.

The hardwood canopy at GREYSTONE
Staff-Guided

Forest Bathing

Ninety minutes of walking slowly enough to notice the light change. No distance to cover, no pace to keep — only a guide, the hardwood canopy, and the instruction to pay attention. Guests often arrive skeptical. Almost none leave that way.

Reflect · lowers circulating cortisol
Daily · 90 min
Foraging on the preserve at GREYSTONE

Foraging Walks

Our naturalist knows what’s ready that week. You come back with something you can eat.

Nourish · seasonal, wild-sourced eating
Seasonal · 2–3 hrs
Plein air painting at GREYSTONE

Plein Air Painting

Easels go out to the creek and the lake edge. No experience required, and nobody is grading it.

Connect · shared practice in the open air
Daily · 2 hrs
Paddling the spring-fed lake at GREYSTONE

Lake Kayaking

Four acres of spring-fed water. The boats are at the dock — take one whenever you want.

Move · low-impact aerobic base
Gear included
Sound bath meditation at GREYSTONE

Sound Bath Meditation

Bowls, dusk, and seventy-five minutes of lying still under the trees. Sleep comes easier after.

Sleep · deepens slow-wave recovery
Evenings · 75 min
Self-Guided

When it works for you

Trail Hiking

Six-plus miles across ridgelines, ravines, and creek corridors.

Move · steady aerobic conditioning
Dawn to dusk

Creek Exploration

Follow the water as far in as you feel like going.

Move · varied terrain, balance and load
Dawn to dusk

Lake Paddle

Kayaks and paddleboards waiting at the dock.

Move · rhythmic upper-body effort
Gear provided

Photography & Plein Air

Easels and sketch supplies, minutes from the water.

Reflect · sustained close observation
Supplies available

Bird Watching

Field guides and creekside observation blinds.

Reflect · quiet attentional training
Binoculars provided

Journaling & Reflection

Quiet benches and overlooks scattered across the preserve.

Reflect · processing and integration
Anytime

Every Season Brings Renewal

The land shifts throughout the year, offering distinct conditions for movement, recovery, and practice. GREYSTONE remains open year-round so the longevity program can meet you in every season.

GREYSTONE in spring

Spring

Waterfalls at peak flow, morels coming up, and early wildflowers.

  • Peak waterfall flow
  • Wildflower foraging
  • Forest bathing
  • Spring migration bird walks
  • Wildflower photography walks
  • Creek wading & water sampling
  • Morel mushroom hunts
  • Plein air sketching workshops
  • Fiddlehead & ramp foraging
  • Sunrise creek meditations
  • Native wildflower planting
GREYSTONE in summer

Summer

Long light on the lake, fireflies at dusk, and the darkest skies of the year.

  • Night sky observation
  • Lake kayaking & paddleboard
  • Firefly viewing at dusk
  • Full moon paddle
  • Outdoor Pilates on the meadow
  • Creek-side sound baths
  • Plein air painting at the falls
  • Perseid meteor shower viewing
  • Catch & release fishing
  • Guided wildflower identification
  • Lakeside journaling & reflection
GREYSTONE in autumn

Autumn

Color down the ravines, wild mushrooms, and the first cold plunges.

  • Peak color forest trails
  • Wild mushroom foraging
  • Harvest dinners at Sassafras
  • Thermal contrast therapy
  • Fall color guided hikes
  • Apple cider pressing
  • Guided nature journaling
  • Bonfire storytelling evenings
  • Leaf printing & nature crafts
  • Late-season dark sky viewing
  • Cold plunge introduction sessions
GREYSTONE in winter

Winter

Snow on the trails, fires lit early, and the quietest the property ever gets.

  • Thermal contrast therapy
  • Snow trail walks
  • Fireside stargazing
  • Winter foraging & preservation
  • Frost photography walks
  • Winter constellation mapping
  • Hearthside cooking workshops
  • Snowshoe trail walks
  • Winter bird feeding stations
  • Fermentation workshops
  • Candlelit evening trail walks

The land is waiting.

Every stay at GREYSTONE begins with a personal conversation. We take time to understand your goals and design the experience that will best support your biological reset. Our team will guide you through every step.

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