After some enriching education around living with fire in Northern California,
enjoy a sumptuous meal under the Oaks of Saratoga.
Then relax and rejuvenate in the waters of Saratoga Springs’ exquisite pool and hot tub.
Our intention is to create a space for connection and camaraderie as peers,
a space where the magic of the moment happens.
And if you like, please stay the night! Sleep in a rustic cabin in this historic box canyon. After a light breakfast, there’ll be an optional meditation and yoga, a guided hike of this beautiful valley to explore the ecological regeneration after the intense fire last year and a sharing circle in the Heart Lodge.
We encourage the overnight stay for the optimal experience and nurturance of relationships…
time you’ll be grateful to have offered in service to your Self.
Long before it became Saratoga Springs, the Pomo Indians used this hidden valley
for peacemaking and healing. Today the valley still resonates with this energy,
which enhances the experiences of all who visit.
Light lunch
Fire Panel Discussion
Evening meal
Overnight accommodation
Light Breakfast
Sharing circle
Steve Smith – Forester, Forestry and National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS)
Current conditions of California and funding solutions
Neil Nelson – Vision Property Manager Harbin Hot Springs
Fire Prevention and Debris Cleanup/Erosion Control after fire and local Calfire Support Services
Deirdre Davis – Managing Director Harbin Hot Springs
Recovery after Fire and Firewise Communities
Will Erme – Managing Director Harbin Hot Springs
Creating an Emergency Response Team – Evacuation Protocol and Insurance/updated inventory assessment
Jason Courtis – Botanist/Ecologist, Manager Saratoga Springs
Rehabilitation of the Landscape after fire
Jared Hendricks, Ecologist and Prescribe Fire Manager
Being Proactive with Prescribed Fire
Carolyn Ruttan – Director of the Clearlake Environmental Research Center
Watershed Management and Grant Writing for Calfire
Standard Room
$140 per person
Shared room in a shared cabin
Shared bathroom
Or
$70 per person
Day rate for Saturday only
Walk the sacred grounds:
The valley floor is home to 45 acres of large oak and walnut trees and meadows
Hike to the Mineral Springs:
Enjoy a self guided hike to the origin of the mineral springs renowned for its healing water
Walk the Labyrinth:
Connect to the wholeness of being and experience spiritual and intuitive renewal
Enjoy stargazing:
The plateaus on the hills and mountains lend themselves to meditation or stargazing
Soak in the hot tub:
Relax in the healing waters or enjoy a swim in the adjacent pool