At Northern Songlines, our approach is rooted in the belief that nature is our greatest teacher. We guide individuals, couples and groups through immersive experiences that blend wildlife tracking, somatic awareness, and deep connection with the Earth. Our songline fosters personal transformation, mindfulness, and a profound sense of reciprocity between self, community, and the natural world. We invite you to join us on this journey.
At Northern Songlines, we honor and welcome individuals from all walks of life. Our programs and retreat spaces are open to people of all identities, including BIPOC communities, LGBTQIA2+ individuals, those practicing conscious non-monogamy, neurodivergent individuals, those with disabilities, and highly sensitive persons (HSPs). We are committed to creating an environment where everyone feels safe, seen, and valued, fostering a culture of respect, mutual understanding, and belonging. We believe that diversity enriches our shared experiences, and we strive to ensure our practices and spaces are accessible, inclusive, and supportive for all.
Cabin, yurts, or tent sites for self-retreat or group events
Guided and shared transformational experiences on-site
Canoe-based wilderness immersion
Customized day trips to explore the local landscape
Somatic practices, meditation, nature connection, and ayurveda
Wilderness education, naturalist skills, homesteading, and wellness practices
One-on-one, relationship, or small group mentoring to grow personally and professionally
Hands-on outdoor & natural living skills and wilderness medicine
“Of course the mind keeps
cool in its hidden palace–yes, the mind takes a long time, is otherwise occupied than by happiness, and deep breathing. Still, at last, it comes too, running like a wild thing, to be taken
with its twin sister, breath.”
Mary Oliver
Hannah, A recent guest
Whether your ready for some quiet reflection on a self-guided retreat, a weekend getaway with your family, or to join a group retreat designed to deepen your connection to the natural world, there is something here for you.