Deep in the ancient groves of Sequoia National Forest we’ll gather for a weekend beneath the stars. Moonlit hikes through the forest, swims in hidden streams and waterfalls, soft afternoons in meadow groves, fireside conversations, music, and the feeling of slipping outside of time for a little while. A return to wonder, wildness, and the magic of being together in nature.
Please come prepared for a moderately physical experience. We’ll be doing a ~5 mile hike through uneven terrain, along with swimming in cold mountain water. Bring sturdy hiking shoes, a bathing suit, sun protection (hat + sunscreen), layers for changing temperatures, a reusable water bottle, and anything that helps you feel comfortable outdoors. Camping gear will be provided, but you’re welcome to bring your own tent, sleeping setup, or favorite camp essentials if preferred.
More than anything, bring a spirit of openness, curiosity, and care for the land and one another.
Event Details
June 19–21 (2-night campout)
Sequoia National Forest
Carpooling encouraged
Deep in the ancient groves of Sequoia National Forest we’ll gather for a weekend beneath the stars. Moonlit hikes through the forest, swims in hidden streams and waterfalls, soft afternoons in meadow groves, fireside conversations, music, and the feeling of slipping outside of time for a little while. A return to wonder, wildness, and the magic of being together in nature.
Please come prepared for a moderately physical experience. We’ll be doing a ~5 mile hike through uneven terrain, along with swimming in cold mountain water. Bring sturdy hiking shoes, a bathing suit, sun protection (hat + sunscreen), layers for changing temperatures, a reusable water bottle, and anything that helps you feel comfortable outdoors. Camping gear will be provided, but you’re welcome to bring your own tent, sleeping setup, or favorite camp essentials if preferred.
More than anything, bring a spirit of openness, curiosity, and care for the land and one another.
Event Details
June 19–21 (2-night campout)
Sequoia National Forest
Carpooling encouraged
