Join Deep Rooted Retreats in the wild PNW where the high mountains meet the deep Pacific sea. Be surrounded by nature's wonders with daily yoga classes, surf lessons, Native American cultural experience (Makah Tribe Museum tour, Cedar bracelet making, etc.), Surfrider Foundation workshops (Blue Water Task Force, Beach Cleanup, etc), cold plunges, mobile sauna, and bodywork/massage to increase clarity, empowerment, and inner peace in community. As a participant, you will have the flexibility to flow while also rooting deep with Mother Nature's guidance.
We offer many fun adventures as well as more calming and tranquil adventures, so you get the best of both worlds! This is a time to feel balanced and prepare for the Winter Solstice, a place to experience nearly equal periods of day and night, yin and yang ~ BALANCE & PEACE.
Since we're staying on Native American land, we are offering this to all Makah tribal members for free and will be participating in a beach cleanup around the area we're visiting.
Awaken all five senses in nature and reconnect with your true being—free from distractions, immersed in the effortless flow of life’s interconnectedness.
Dare to get uncomfortable in the wild to flow & root deep into your soul hOMe within our PNW commUNITY?
We are open to all beings!
*Eden Valley Street Tacos will be our vendor with some options for local seafood from Makah Tribal members **We will accommodate any dietary restriction
Eden Valley Street Tacos is a Port Angeles–based pop-up food experience inspired by the forests and ocean of the Olympic Peninsula. Rooted in family recipes and crafted with fresh, high-quality ingredients, Eden Valley blends traditional Mexican flavors with a Pacific Northwest soul.
Our menu features handmade tacos, house-made salsas, and thoughtful specials — all prepared with care, intention, and a deep love for community. We focus on clean ingredients, vibrant flavor, and creating meals that bring people together after a full day of movement and connection.
We will meet in the common area for breakfast from 8am-9am before we start an adventure of the day (TBD). On the last day of the retreat (Saturday) we will have breakfast at 7am since there is no yoga class.
*Eden Valley Street Tacos will be our vendor with some options for local seafood from Makah Tribal members **We will accommodate any dietary restriction
Eden Valley Street Tacos is a Port Angeles–based pop-up food experience inspired by the forests and ocean of the Olympic Peninsula. Rooted in family recipes and crafted with fresh, high-quality ingredients, Eden Valley blends traditional Mexican flavors with a Pacific Northwest soul.
Our menu features handmade tacos, house-made salsas, and thoughtful specials — all prepared with care, intention, and a deep love for community. We focus on clean ingredients, vibrant flavor, and creating meals that bring people together after a full day of movement and connection.
*Eden Valley Street Tacos will be our vendor with some options for local seafood from Makah Tribal members **We will accommodate any dietary restriction
Eden Valley Street Tacos is a Port Angeles–based pop-up food experience inspired by the forests and ocean of the Olympic Peninsula. Rooted in family recipes and crafted with fresh, high-quality ingredients, Eden Valley blends traditional Mexican flavors with a Pacific Northwest soul.
Our menu features handmade tacos, house-made salsas, and thoughtful specials — all prepared with care, intention, and a deep love for community. We focus on clean ingredients, vibrant flavor, and creating meals that bring people together after a full day of movement and connection.
Surfrider's Clean Water Initiative works to protect our coastal waterways, communities, and wildlife from water pollution by focusing on two main programs. These programs are the Blue Water Task Force (BWTF) and Ocean Friendly Gardens (OFG).
The Surfrider Foundation is taking a multi-tiered approach to tackle ocean pollution problems.
The Blue Water Task Force is our volunteer-run, water testing, education and advocacy program which provides valuable water quality information to beach communities, identifies problems with beach and coastal water pollution, and works in your local community to raise awareness of pollution problems and implement solutions. Over the past 20 years, the Blue Water Task Force has grown into a network of over 30 labs that are providing you with the information you need to know if a day at the beach will make you sick.
These volunteer-led programs complement government monitoring by testing beaches and pollution sources—like stormwater outlets and rivers—that are often overlooked by state and local agencies.Why?
A) To provide information on the safety of swimming and surfing at the beaches in their community.
B) Education
C) Increase public awareness of local water quality issues
D) Motivate a movement of care for our coasts
E) Identify local water quality problems and find solutions
The Blue Water Task Force uses IDEXX Enterolert/Quanti-tray Sealer methodology to measure enterolert bacteria levels in water samples. This method is an EPA-approved method for sampling recreational waters and is easy for volunteers and students to learn and use competently. Bacteria results are obtained after a 24 hour sample incubation period.
Eleanor will be bringing sample examples to show participants how to help and we will focus on using community science to effectively make change during this time.
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