POSTPONED!

We have postponed this retreat and are working to establish new dates, let us know your preferred dates and we will take them into consideration in our planning process. Hope you will join us!

About the Accommodations

We will be staying at the beautiful Truchas Peaks Place with stunning views of the valley and surrounding mountains. Balconies, porches and open airy group spaces make this a wonderful place to explore new connections and bask in the beauty of Northern New Mexico. Conveniently located on the edge of town within easy walking of galleries and shops, hiking trails for all levels are just a short drive away.

Ten rooms accommodate guests. Choose what works best for you – from a private room with private bath to sharing a quad with 3 other friends. Pricing varies according to accommodationschosen. Things to consider... Will you be sharing a room? Would you prefer upstairs or downstairs? Shared bath or private? Marisa and Halli will help you to choose the option best for you. Note that if you are coming on your own but would like a roommate, all effort will be made to find an appropriate match but no guarantee is made and you should be prepared to take a single in that instance.

Retreat Schedule

Friday -

Arrive anytime after noon.

5:30-7:00pm Pranayama, Asana, & Meditation

7:30pm – Meet & Greet Gourmet Dinner

Saturday -

9:00-11:00am – Pranayama, Asana, & Meditation

11:00-4:30pm - Lunch at your leisure; Relaxation, Exploration, Journaling, & Reflection

4:30-6:30pm – Relaxing & Restorative Pranayama, Asana & Meditation

7:00 – Community Gourmet Dinner

Sunday –

9:00-11:00am – Pranayama, Asana, & Meditation

11:00-11:15am – Closing Ceremony

Check out at your leisure.

Accommodation and Pricing Options

Includes accommodations, all meals, all yoga and meditation classes

Downstairs Private Bath:

Single - $770

Double - $525

Triple - $450

Quad - $410

Upstairs Private Bath:

Single - $800

Double - $560

Triple - $480

Upstairs Shared Bath:

Large Room:

Single - $770

Double - $525

Small Room:

Single $750

Double - $500

Meals

All meals are included in the cost of your retreat. Please let us know if you have any dietary

restrictions so that they may be accommodated.

All gourmet dinners will be taken together in the dining room.

Breakfast and lunch are at your leisure. The kitchen will be stocked for your convenience so that

you may eat what you like when you like. Please feel free to bring your favorite foods to satisfy any

dietary needs or desires you might have.

How to Register

Your registration form and $150 non-refundable deposit are required to guarantee your space. The registration form (click here for form) may be e-mailed (with a scanned signature), mailed (Yoga del Sol, PO Box 146, Lemitar, NM 87823) or handed to us in person. Paper deposits (check or cash) can be handed to us or mailed (see above address). If you will be using a credit card, please contact Halli for Paypal instructions (note that Paypal payments incur a 3% charge). Full payment is due by August 19.

Cancellation Policy

Your deposit of $150 guarantees your space and is non-refundable. Full payment is due by August 19. If you cancel within two weeks of the retreat date, you will receive NO refund unless we are able to rebook your space (if we are able to fill your space, you will be refunded all but your non-refundable deposit plus 35% of your total retreat cost). If you were sharing a room, your roommate is responsible for any new charges (i.e. as a single, double, etc.)

About Truchas

Straddling a high ridge, on the scenic high road to Taos (1/2way between Sante Fe and Taos), the community began as a Spanish land grant in 1754 and, due to its geography and location, remained a relatively unchanged outpost over the centuries. These very same issues made the community attractive to artists moving to Northern New Mexico for its thriving arts scene, particularly after Robert Redford's The Milagro Beanfield War (1988) was filmed there. Because the community had remained unchanged for so long, it still operates on some of the original Spanish land grant bylaws. For example, cars must share the roads with livestock. The community has close views of the Truchas Peaks (nearly 5,000 feet above the community) and of the Española Valley.

From Wikipedia.