Women Rising Wild
3-day wilderness experience for WOMEN and WOLVES
Labor Day Weekend, 2019
Mission: Wolf Sanctuary
in the heart of the southern Rocky Mountains
Event Details Here:

Past Events

One Wild Earth 2018
A weekend community gathering with WOLVES
6pm Friday, September 21 to
noon on Sunday, September 23, 2018
Mission: Wolf Sanctuary, Colorado

This Wolves and Wilderness Retreat is a weekend community camping experience to ignite the heart of compassion. One Wild Earth takes place at Mission: Wolf Sanctuary in the Wet Mountains of southcentral Colorado on the Autumn Equinox.

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Grief Walk
February 28, 2018
9am-noon
South Mesa Trailhead, Boulder, Colorado


Community Christmas Walk
December 25, 2017
12:30-2:30pm
Shanahan Ridge, Boulder, Colorado

Awaken Wild Spirit this Christmas Day as we hike 4 miles roundtrip and touch a Flatiron. 12:30-2:30pm. Shanahan Ridge. Dress in layers. Be prepared for snow on the ground. Bring a warm beverage for yourself and bite-sized morsels to share. Street side parking, RTD access, and Trailhead access near 1903 Lehigh St. Map and directions here. And register here.

Walk in the Spirit of Wolves
Saturday, December 9, 2017 &
Saturday, January 6, 2018
10:30-12:30pm
Chautauqua Park, Boulder, Colorado
*Registration Required

At Walk in the Spirit of Wolves we will feel into our fundamental nature and evolutionary kinship with wild bushytails as we walk Kohler and Enchanted Mesas and explore both myth and ecology of wolf and other wild canid species found in Colorado. Meet for our walk at the Chautauqua Ranger Cottage. View map and directions here.

This free hike is offered by Melissa Esha Lynn, wildlife ecologist and wilderness guide with Wild Heart Revival. Melissa has more than 20 years experience as a wildlife ecologist and has lived closely with wild canids since childhood. This past Labor Day Melissa hosted a transformational rewilding retreat for women with wolves at Mission: Wolf wolf sanctuary in southcentral Colorado. Registration for Women Rising Wild, 2018, is now open. View the photo gallery from the 2017 event here.

 

Darkest Night Wild Woman Hike
December 17, 2017 4-6pm
Boulder, Colorado

This Sunday is our darkest, longest night of the year. We will gather in the evening to observe the sun and dark moon set together in the west then walk into the north for a gentle 2.7 mile hike among coyotes, mice, and owls and watch the stars come alive to our senses. In the safety of our group container and facilitation on this auspicious night we will provoke experience and awareness of a greater depth of being and universal consciousness on the plains. Meet at Boulder Valley Ranch Trailhead. Please dress warmly! This hike is led by Melissa Reed, wilderness guide and mentor at Wild Heart Revival and visionary at Women Rising Wild. On this Wild Woman hike we welcome people of all genders with special care and attention to the feminine aspects within us all.

Centering Hikes
October 19,26 and November 2,9,16
8:20am
Mount Sanitas, Boulder, Colorado

Reclaim your center and reconnect with nature this fall among friends at Mount Sanitas in Boulder, CO Thursday mornings at 8:20am. Dates: October 19,26 and November 2,9,16. Our 1 hour centering hikes will include vigorous walking on steep terrain and trailside meditation. We will close our circle each morning with grounding and spiritually uplifting affirmations. We will meet at the Sanitas Valley Trail picnic shelter on the north side of Mapleton Ave/Sunshine Canyon, west of 4th Street. Parking is available along the street and at the Centennial Trailhead. View map and directions here. And register here.

Vision Walks
October 18,25 and November 1,8,15
12-1:30pm
Chautauqua Park, Boulder, Colorado

Access clarity and direction with Vision Walks at Chautauqua in Boulder, CO every Wednesday at noon. Dates: October 18,25 and November 1,8,15. Enter into an open receptivity with nature on this easy 90 minute hike and gain insight on personal explorations. We will begin our walk from the porch of the Chautauqua Ranger Cottage. View map and directions here. After our walk, all are welcome to participate in a sharing circle at a nearby cafe where we can discuss our questions and the symbols we notice on our walks together. Register here.