Northwoods Serenity Retreat

 June 7 - 12, 2010

Join Coach Michelle for a special Spring retreat in Northern Minnesota, on the doorstep of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. If you are yearning for some peaceful time near clear, pristine waters, join us.  Could your spirit use some replenishment in the majestic, natural setting of the whispering pines? Come.  If time away in community with inspired, amazing women sounds inviting, listen to your heart and heed the call. 

Still not sure? Here are some comments from past guests regarding their Northwoods Serenity Retreat experience:

"The bonus feature we did not count on was just how incredible the experience was going to be due to the wonderful women we shared our cabin with in Ely, MN. Each added to the experience in a way that would have changed the chemistry of our time together had they not attended. From a cook who spoiled us daily with her delicious offerings, to gals from the spa who pampered us, literally head to toe. We were comatose on loving acts by the first evening." --Eileen K.

"The impact for me was an amazing reflection time for just myself - no kids, husband, work, responsibilities...just focus on me." --Kim H.

"Just getting back to nature and away from all the "stuff" of everyday life (the rat race) is so renewing and relaxing! I left retreat with a feeling of new-found energy." --Kathy T.

 The Northwoods Serenity Retreat includes:

• 5 days and 5 nights lodging in a luxury cabin located on the southern shore of Farm Lake, which is part of an 11,000 acre chain of lakes.

• A scenic canoeing day trip into the wild and pristine Boundary Waters.

• Your own personal retreat time for rest, silence, exploration and renewal and use of canoes.

• A hearty hiking day trip in the Superior National Forest, including high vistas with picturesque views, winding through creeks and waterfalls to secluded lakes, amidst low lying wet areas and bogs. 

  

• All succulent meals and savory snacks for the week.

• Personal time in Ely, Minnesota, with the quaint shops, talented artisans, enticing little restaurants and historical walking paths. www.ely.org