The Venue
BEYUL- pronounced bay-yule
The literal translation of this Tibetan word is "hidden lands."
This name honors the idea of real places, as well as a state of mind, in which physical and spiritual worlds unite.
Beyul Retreat is an old hunting lodge that has been transformed into a remote and beautiful sanctuary. It is set on 32 acres along the Frying Pan River and backs up to a national forest. While the accommodations are plush and cozy, we will be in nature! There is a main lodge where they will serve us brunch and dinner daily from a locally sourced, organic menu and smaller satellite cabins where we will be staying.
Beyul is located at 8300 ft above sea level so in early June, the weather could be quite variable. We are recommending warm and comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes! It will be cold at night and it definitely could rain!
For all the days along the way