New Moon in the Trees Women's Retreat
Sisterhood, ceremony, and healing for women.
New Moon in the Trees Women's Retreat offers a dedicated space for women to gather, connect, and heal amidst the natural beauty of Maple Falls, Washington. This retreat emphasizes sisterhood and sacred ceremony, creating an environment where participants can truly rejuvenate. A highlight of the experience is the exceptional plant-based, gluten-free, and organic meals, meticulously prepared by Chef Kim Blair, ensuring that dietary needs are met with both nutrition and flavor. Beyond the nourishing food, the retreat provides a serene setting for introspection and shared experiences, fostering a holistic approach to well-being. It's a place designed for women to step away from daily demands and immerse themselves in a supportive community.
Highlights
- Dedicated to women's sisterhood and sacred ceremony
- Handcrafted, plant-based, gluten-free, organic meals by Chef Kim Blair
- Amenities include a sauna, fitness center, and yoga studio
- Focus on holistic well-being and healing
- Serene setting near Silver Lake Recreational Park
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Setting
set in Maple Falls, Washington, the retreat offers a tranquil escape. The location on Silver Lake Road provides a peaceful backdrop, ideal for introspection and connecting with nature. While specific details about the immediate surroundings aren't provided, the general area suggests a calm, natural environment.
The practice
While the specific meditation tradition is not stated, New Moon in the Trees Women's Retreat focuses on creating a space for women to connect through sacred ceremony and healing practices. Participants can expect guided meditations and activities designed to foster sisterhood and personal well-being, suitable for all levels of experience.
A typical day
The daily schedule at New Moon in the Trees Women's Retreat varies by the specific program offered. Guests can generally expect a rhythm that includes meditation, sacred ceremonies, and shared meals. There will likely be opportunities for personal reflection and connecting with other participants, with a focus on holistic well-being throughout the day.
Accommodation
Specific details about accommodation types are not provided, but the center offers amenities like free WiFi, a kitchen, and a fitness center, suggesting comfortable, shared or private lodging options. Towels are provided.
What to bring
Given the focus on healing and connection, comfortable clothing for movement and relaxation is advisable. As the retreat is in Washington, layers are often a good idea. Consider bringing personal items for self-care.
How to get there
To reach the retreat, take I-5 to Exit 255 (WA-Hwy 542 / E. Sunset Dr / Mt Baker Hwy) and proceed East towards Mt Baker. Continue on WA-542 for about 27 miles until you reach Maple Falls. Turn left onto Silver Lake Rd and drive approximately 5 miles past Silver Lake Recreational Park. Peaceful Mountain Retreat will be on your right at 9900 Silver Lake Rd.
Pricing for the retreat starts from USD 75.
Frequently asked questions
What amenities are available to guests?
Guests have access to free WiFi, a sauna, a kitchen, a fitness center, a yoga studio, and free parking. Towels are also provided.
Is this retreat suitable for beginners in meditation?
Yes, the retreat is designed to foster connection and healing, and the practices are generally accessible. While a specific tradition isn't mentioned, the focus on sisterhood and ceremony suggests an inclusive environment for all experience levels.
How do I get to the retreat location?
From I-5 North (from Seattle) or South (from Vancouver, BC), take Exit 255 (WA-Hwy 542 / E. Sunset Dr / Mt Baker Hwy) and head East. Follow WA-542 for about 27 miles to Maple Falls. Turn left onto Silver Lake Rd and continue for approximately 5 miles. Peaceful Mountain Retreat, where the event is held, will be on your right at 9900 Silver Lake Rd.
What dietary options are available?
The retreat offers vegan, vegetarian, organic, gluten-free, and dairy-free meal options, all prepared with care by Chef Kim Blair.
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