This mountain is one of the biggest selenite claims in the United States.

It is family owned and operated, however, it is generously open to visitation as long as we show the expected respect.

Glitter Mountain has Selenite just lying around for the picking, which is a mineral that is known for cleansing and bringing clarity to both foggy minds and energetic fields.

We will pick our favorite pieces to create a grid for our expansion and start our retreat with a guided process to foster clarity and openness.

This is a beautiful opportunity to walk up a stream that has so much to teach when we become present with nature. This location is well preserved, with limited daily passes, to nurture and allow the ground to rest in between visitors.

Here you may feel nature. Walk against the current. Entice your Inner Child gliding down Nature Made slides. Take a Cold yet Reviving Shower of Spring Water.

Whatever opens up for you, will happen in this intentional walkabout we will do, sprinkled with presence and the pleasure of finding the rarity of Playing with the Consciousness of Water within this Desert Escape.

With its warm, blue waters and red sandstone landscape, one of Utah’s newer state parks is also one of its most popular to explore and ride the dunes of Sand Mountain .

The sprawling 20,000-acre park, which rests mostly on USDI Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land, rivals Utah’s two largest state parks

We will spend out time swimming, lounging, connecting, and cultivating Qi energy here.

The Virgin River forms nearly all of Hurricane's north border. It travels through the city's Confluence Park and crosses State Route 9 at both the Hurricane-La Verkin border and near Quail Creek 3 miles from Harrisburg Junction.

For many centuries, the Virgin River was referred to by the Indigenous American Pah Ute's as "Pah-russ", meaning "dirty, turbulent stream" for it's swift flows of sediment rich water. Early Spanish explorers named the river "Rio de la Virgen", which in Spanish translates to "River of the Virgin", dedicated in name to the Virgin Mary. The Virgin River is a small, but mighty tributary of the Colorado River in the U.S. states of Utah, Nevada, and Arizona. The river is about 162 miles long, and has carved out the surreal landscape of Zion in SW Utah for millions of years, bringing shapes and colors to life. With the desire to share a glimpse of the unreal and incredibly spectacular scenery created by the Virgin River, our line Virgin River Naturals was created. Simple, natural, pure, and beautiful.