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About this trip
Join Plot Twist Adventures for our Wild & Free Women's Retreat in Granby, Colorado October 11-13, 2024 featuring International MEDICINE WOMBAN+SPIRITUAL HEALER + SOULACTIVATOR+ TRANSFORMATIONALLIFE COACH+ BREATHWORKFACILITATOR + REIKI MASTER + YOGI Baheya Aysheh. Our Wild & Free Women's Retreats are designed to be a serene escape into nature tailored specifically for women seeking adventure, relaxation, and connection. Nestled amidst the beauty of the wilderness, this retreat offers a unique opportunity for women to immerse themselves in the outdoors while fostering friendships and rejuvenating their spirits.
We will pick you up from the airport/rendevous location and head to base camp. All camping gear, meals, permits/entrances to the parks, transportation to all activities, and memories of a lifetime! You just bring yourself, your crew, some clothes, and a toothbrush!!! Of course, the most important thing is to bring your sense of adventure!!
What to expect
Payment Plans Available!!!
Basecamp will be on the beautiful Apraphoe Bay in the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and Pawnee National Grassland in Granby Colorado.
A detailed packing list will be provided in your welcome email after booking.
Plot Twist Adventures reserves the right to cancel trips for mechanical or construction failures of vehicles and equipment, acts of god, acts of terrorism, forces of nature, unpredictable weather conditions, and other unpredictable occurrences.
Plot Twist Adventures guests will be required to submit a $500 deposit at the time of booking. The remaining balance will be due 60 days before their trip date.
Cancellations
There are no refunds for our trips. If for some reason a guest has to cancel we will credit the deposit and apply payments to a future trip. We recommend guests purchase travel insurance to cover unexpected changes in their travel plans.
What’s included
- TransportationRoundtrip transportation from Denver Airport and other designated rendevous points
- Camping GearTop-quality tents, comfortable sleeping pads, sleeping bag, pillow
- MealsAll meals included prepared by our guides with adventure fuel ingredients
- FeeAll National Park, State Park & Recreation Fees
- GuidesExpert guides in basecamp and on adventures
What’s not included
- AirfareGetting to and from rendezvous points will be the responsibility of the guest
- Pre/Post AccommodationsIf guests are arriving before or departing after designated tour transportation schedule they are responsible for those accommodations
- GratuityGuide gratuity (Recommended 15-20% of trip cost)
Available Packages
A $500 deposit is due at the time of booking. The trip balance is due on or before 60 days before the trip departure date.
Available options
Itinerary
Guest picked up at Denver Airport or other designated rendevous point.
Travel to Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
Guests will enjoy a moderate hike and afternoon soak in the beautiful Strawberry Hot Springs focusing on Sacred Sensuality through Feminine Embodiment.
Strawberry Hot Springs boasts multiple pools surrounded by stones, the floors of the hot springs pools are covered in sand and filled with hot mineral-rich water. Beneficial to the body, the coolest pool is around 102°F. The nearby pond and creek’s temperatures drop drastically, making it great for a quick heart-pumping plunge.
After dinner at Basecamp, Baheaya will be holding a sacred cacao ceremony around the campfire. For the indigenous tribes of South and Central America, cacao represents the blood of the ancestors and is a sacred plant that opens the heart and awakens the spirit. In a traditional cacao ceremony, the cacao is harvested and prepared with pure intention and reverence. Each step has a meaning and significance and specific tools are used to represent each of the elements. The final goal of the ceremony is to create Ka-Ka-Wa - meaning the combination of masculine energy with feminine energy and spirit for the intention of bringing new life and spiritual re-birthing.
These practices date back over 7500 years and can be traced to the origin of cacao in Jaen, Peru, and the temple of Monte Grande. Tribes from both South and Central America continue these traditions in the modern-day cacao ceremonies and see cacao as being an integral tool to awakening the spirit for rebirth and change. This ceremony we would consider today to be a type of embodiment practice that focuses on neuroplastic change, creating new neural pathways, behaviors and ways of seeing the world.
Cacao is a heart Chakra opener for your healing for remembrance for connecting with One Love it unites us and awakens parts of us that have been asleep.
Basecamp will be on the beautiful Apraphoe Bay in the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and Pawnee National Grassland in Granby Colorado.