Reflect & Release

The Call… 

Autumn is a season of letting go and taking stock.  A season that encourages us to turn inward, take inventory and decide what is worth keeping and letting go of the rest. It’s a time of reflection, release and transition. Take time to look back on all that you have accomplished, and  truly appreciate the results of your efforts. This is YOUR invitation to acknowledge all of your progress, both big and small.   Then, look forward to the remainder of this year and all the potential it still holds. As we enter this season, I invite you to take these next three days to nourish your mind and body, create and foster a vision for the next chapter of your life, reflect on the journey that has led you to this moment and release what no longer needs to be carried.

 The Weekend... 

Exploring  practices like Hatha/Vinyasa Flow, Yin, Restorative,  Guided Meditation and Nidra. We will gather Thursday between 5:00 and 6:45 to settle into our guest home with an intention circle followed by reflective space and dinner.  We’ll close the evening with a  guided meditation practice.  Friday morning we will rise with a journal & flow in nature (weather permitting), designed to invite you into a space of reflections. Our afternoon will be spent creating a manifestation map and enjoying nature and the sights  of Breckenridge, closing the evening with a restorative practice.  Saturday will open with a Soul Flow  with ample downtime between our creation workshop, followed by dinner, a sister circle journal session that will lead into an  evening Yin flow and Nidra session. Sunday enjoy a  moving meditation of Surya Namaskar with breakfast and our  closing sister circle before departing.

 The Guest… 

This is a space for racialized identifying women (Black, Brown and/or Indigenous)/ people of the global majority. This curated retreat is ideal for those  who need to recharge and gain a deeper knowledge of themselves. Over the three days, you’ll be invited to change perspective to help you gain clarity on your life as it is and as you would like it to be. It is my hope that you will leave the retreat with new tools and perspectives that will allow you to access your best life.

 The Investment… 

(Travel and transportation are not included, you will have to make your own travel arrangements)

New Friends (shared room): $695.00 per person

4-max

Twin  bunk bed

Shared room/space (4 people)

Shared closet

Shared bathroom

Bestie Queen  (private room): $1095.00 per person

2-max ($1395 double occupancy)

Private room

Queen Bed (single or double occupancy)

Shared bathroom

Bestie King  (private room): $1490.00 per person

2-max  ($1895 double occupancy)

Private room

King Bed (single or double occupancy)

Private bathroom

    Included this session… 

• Five semi-private yoga sessions inviting you to reflect, revitalize and release
• Two curated personal workshops exploring ways to invite clarity and expansion through creativity and meditation .
• Our menus for the weekend will be all plant based, with vegan options available. Thursday a warm welcoming dinner will be shared.  Friday & Saturday you’ll enjoy  three high quality,  organic meals, with plenty of snacks, drinks and water. Sunday, a comforting breakfast will be shared before our departure.
• All yoga supplies and props will be provided. Eye Pillows will also be provided however please feel free to bring your own.
• All art materials, Journals and pens for creative expression and  self reflections.
• Optional excursions into Breckenridge require your own transportation.

   Deposit... 

To hold your space a non-refundable deposit of $300.00 is required.  Please note, there are no refunds, however you can exchange your attendance for someone else's.  Please reach out to info@theblackunicorncollective.com if you need to exchange your attendance for another person.

*Payment plans are also available, please email info@theblackunicorncollective.com for payment options. You may also set up your own when paying through PayPal.

      Considerations: 

Breckenridge sits on the territories of the Núu-agha-tʉvʉ-pʉ̱ (Ute)

What You’ll need:

• Clothes
• Warm clothing (hiking, yoga ect)
• Swimsuit (Hot Tub)
• Extra Towel (Hot Tub )
• Socks
• Shoe/Boots for hiking
• Hiking gear (Optional)
• Personal items/ Toiletries
• Extra comfort items

Weather:

• Breckenridge has an  average sliding 31-day snowfall during September, starting the month at 0.1 inches, when it rarely exceeds 0.5 inches, and ending the month at 1.5 inches, when it rarely exceeds 4.4 inches.  
• Temperatures range from low 50's to low 70's

About our Space:

- Location close to town, hiking, lifts, biking, golfing

- Private outdoor hot tub with mountain views

-  garage

Imagine yourself basking in the outdoor private hot tub after a long day  while taking in the expansive views of 10-Mile Range! This lovely two-story stylish duplex is located across the street from the Jack Nicklaus 27-hole golf course and the Breckenridge Nordic Center and close proximity to five world-class ski resorts.

This home has a king  suite with a TV and ensuite bath. The second bedroom features a queen bed with TV and a shared full bath. The third bathroom features 2 twin-over-twin bunkbeds and TV. 

*PARKING: 4 cars allowed (1 in garage & 2 in driveway first come, first serve)

Parking in Breckenridge is strictly enforced. To avoid towing or a ticket adhere to posted signs and parking allocations at all times. If you need additional parking for more cars, paid overnight parking is provided by the Town of Breckenridge in two areas of town, 1) south of town at the Stephen West Ice Arena and 2) north of town (also accepts RVs and trailers) at the Airport Road satellite parking lot.

*TRACTION LAW: Starting Sept. and running through May 31 of each year, all drivers on I-70 between Morrison and Dotsero will be required to adhere to the traction law, which requires vehicles to have either four-wheel drive or all-wheel drive with snow or mud+snow-rated tires, or specialized winter tires, chains or other traction devices for cars with two-wheel drive. Ensure you have the correct equipment when driving in Colorado.