5-day Womens Psilocybin & Nature Journey Oregon
Last Chance
5-day Womens Psilocybin & Nature Journey Oregon
Portland, OR, USA
Up to 12 in group
August 5 - 9, 2026
Retreat Highlights
- 5 day, 4 night Journey
- Preparation Session at Smith Rock
- 2 nights in Bend Accommodations
- Crater Lake
- 2 Days Rafting (integration)
- 2 nights camping riverside (integration)
- Facilitators on entire journey
- Professional outfitters & guides
About this Retreat
Eric has been a professional river guide since his teens, and facilitating nature connection experiences since he graduated with his M.A. in Cultural & Psychological studies with a specialty in Ecopsychology. When psilocybin journeys became legal in Oregon, it was a natural fit.
In 2023, the first year Oregon officially began offering legal psilocybin services, Eric completed his psilocybin facilitation training at InnerTrek.
Eric is here for the free thinkers, adventurers, explorers and radical agents of change, even those who don't know how to live that into being. Those who know things are off and want to break free from the matrix, but have had trouble finding a path that calls the core of their being. Those who have seen through the false rewards of our material culture, but still feel burdened by the weight of expectations to conform to it. And the sensitive, particularly men, attuned to the suffering of other people and beings, the harsh realities of the world, the role they play, the guilt that goes along with the privilege they never asked for, and struggle to deal with it all and try and make something better in the process.
Megan has been exploring healing and self-awareness through meditation, nature, yoga, psychedelics, and expressive arts for almost 30 years. Her experiences began with personal experimentation and were validated through the guidance of teachers at the San Francisco Zen Center and the California Institute For Integral Studies in her early twenties. Her effort toward personal growth is ongoing and continues today.
Megan is now a Licensed Marriage, Couple, and Family Therapist and a Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator. She works from a systemic, socially just lens to help others tap into their most authentic expression of self and orient their place in the world so they may feel fulfilled, at peace, and connected.
Megan has a collaborative, non-hierarchical approach and aims to work alongside you throughout your journey to help you access and integrate what is most meaningful to you.
Evelyn is a licensed Psilocybin Facilitator, Preparation, and Integration Coach. She has 25 years of experience with psychedelics, helping people navigate their expanded consciousness and integrating their experiences afterward. Personally, she has worked with psychedelics on her own depression, addiction, anxiety, OCD, ADHD, and PTSD. This work, along with lots of time in nature helped her to build a happy, authentic life filled with love and creativity.
-Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator; graduate of the Changa Institute
-BA in Social Sciences with Emphasis in Psychology from Portland State University
-Twenty-five years of experience with psychedelics
-Ten years of experience in hospitality
-Five years of experience outdoor adventure guiding in Alaska
-One of the first facilitators to work in Oregon’s legal psilocybin landscape in 2023
Evelyn's Background
Evelyn studied psychology, sociology, anthropology, and philosophy, worked as a peer counselor with at-risk youths, and earned a degree in Social Sciences from Portland State University. She feels fortunate to have learned from experienced guides, mentors, counselors, Indigenous leaders, and her mother, a classically trained therapist.
Upon the legalization of psilocybin-assisted therapy in Oregon, Evelyn became one of the first people to acquire OHA-approved training through the Changa Institute. She began working in Jamaica, then in Oregon soon after service centers began opening their doors. She is one of the most experienced facilitators in the state with the legal model of psilocybin
Evelyn's Approach
Leslie is a board-certified Family Medicine/Obstetrics physician and Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator. She pivoted her career to offer psychedelic-assisted therapy after working in primary care and obstetrics in the Salem, Oregon, community for over a decade.
As a primary care physician, she witnessed her patients struggle with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, and PTSD and how the current medical system continued to fail as they encountered barriers to care and tried multiple medications without relief. While searching for a better option for her patients, she experienced how psychedelics helped to heal her own trauma and improve her mental health. She wanted to be able to offer this type of healing to her patients, as well.
Driven by her belief that everyone deserves that same level of healing in a way that integrates mind, body, and spirit, she completed the InnerTrek Psilocybin Facilitator Program in December 2023. She continues to be amazed by the parallels experienced in birth work and rebirth work through psychedelics. She believes that the path to healing is reconnecting to our own Inner Healer and beloved Mother Earth.
Details of this retreat
Looking for a guided psilocybin experience paired with several days immersed in wild nature?
This is something far deeper than a retreat.
This journey combines a state-licensed psilocybin experience in Portland with three days of nature-based integration beside a Cascade alpine lake surrounded by old-growth forest. The experience is designed to help you slow down, reconnect, reflect, and meaningfully integrate what emerges during the journey.
You’ll have access to guided integration practices, optional yoga and movement, group sharing circles, solitude in nature, and supportive facilitators throughout the process, but also plenty of time and space to do your own thing. We say that you've asked something of mystery, and you allow mystery a chance to respond to you.
The setting itself is an essential part of the experience. Time spent near alpine water, beneath towering trees, and away from the noise of everyday life creates ideal conditions for insight, grounding, nervous system regulation, and meaningful personal reflection.
This retreat is welcoming, adaptable, and designed to meet people where they are. Whether you are seeking healing, clarity, reconnection, life direction, emotional processing, or simply a deeper relationship with yourself and the natural world, the journey can support many different intentions.
So far only women have registered or inquired for this, and we're going to hold that space as such.
What’s Included
Licensed psilocybin facilitation in Oregon
Group preparation session
Individual preparation support
2 nights camping at a Cascade alpine lake
Transportation from Portland
Nature-based integration experiences
Optional yoga and movement practices
Group integration circles
Access to post-retreat online community
Paddle boards available at camp
Optional White Salmon River rafting experience
Day 1: Preparation
Before you arrive, you will have had a screening call, an in depth preparation session with your facilitiator, and a group online check-in and greeting session. blazers
Psilocybin Ceremony
The following day, we travel to a licensed Oregon psilocybin service center for the medicine experience. Experienced facilitators support participants throughout the journey in a safe, legal, and professionally held environment.
Following the ceremony, we return to Portland for rest, nourishment, and quiet reflection.
Into the Cascades
The next morning, we leave the city behind and head into the mountains for several days of integration in nature.
Along the way, we may stop at waterfalls, forest trails, or quiet sit spots in the Columbia Gorge and Cascade forests. Afternoons are spent beside a beautiful alpine lake where you can swim, paddle board, relax in a hammock, journal, or simply absorb the stillness of the natural world.
Integration is a central focus of the retreat. Nature offers space to process insights, emotions, and realizations without the constant distractions of modern life. The combination of wilderness immersion, supportive community, movement practices, and reflective space helps many participants deepen and carry forward the benefits of the experience.
About the Experience
The retreat is guided by a team of experienced facilitators and outdoor guides.
Eric, who leads the wilderness and integration elements of the journey, has a background in wilderness therapy and holds a master’s degree in Ecopsychology. His work focuses on helping people deepen their relationship with both the natural world and themselves through direct experience in wild places.
Optional River Rafting
On the final morning, participants may choose to return directly to Portland or join an optional rafting trip on the White Salmon River, a beautiful glacial river flowing through volcanic canyon landscapes beneath Mount Adams.
Community & Support
Before the retreat, participants meet online to connect with the group and ensure the experience feels aligned for everyone involved.
After the journey, participants are also invited into the broader community space for continued connection and integration support.
Additional Information
Transportation to and from Portland is included
The integration site is located in a National Forest near Hood River, Oregon
Vegan and vegetarian meals are provided, and most dietary needs can be accommodated
Group sizes are intentionally kept small to support depth, connection, and personalized attention
This is something far deeper than a retreat.
This journey combines a state-licensed psilocybin experience in Portland with three days of nature-based integration beside a Cascade alpine lake surrounded by old-growth forest. The experience is designed to help you slow down, reconnect, reflect, and meaningfully integrate what emerges during the journey.
You’ll have access to guided integration practices, optional yoga and movement, group sharing circles, solitude in nature, and supportive facilitators throughout the process, but also plenty of time and space to do your own thing. We say that you've asked something of mystery, and you allow mystery a chance to respond to you.
The setting itself is an essential part of the experience. Time spent near alpine water, beneath towering trees, and away from the noise of everyday life creates ideal conditions for insight, grounding, nervous system regulation, and meaningful personal reflection.
This retreat is welcoming, adaptable, and designed to meet people where they are. Whether you are seeking healing, clarity, reconnection, life direction, emotional processing, or simply a deeper relationship with yourself and the natural world, the journey can support many different intentions.
So far only women have registered or inquired for this, and we're going to hold that space as such.
What’s Included
Licensed psilocybin facilitation in Oregon
Group preparation session
Individual preparation support
2 nights camping at a Cascade alpine lake
Transportation from Portland
Nature-based integration experiences
Optional yoga and movement practices
Group integration circles
Access to post-retreat online community
Paddle boards available at camp
Optional White Salmon River rafting experience
Day 1: Preparation
Before you arrive, you will have had a screening call, an in depth preparation session with your facilitiator, and a group online check-in and greeting session. blazers
Psilocybin Ceremony
The following day, we travel to a licensed Oregon psilocybin service center for the medicine experience. Experienced facilitators support participants throughout the journey in a safe, legal, and professionally held environment.
Following the ceremony, we return to Portland for rest, nourishment, and quiet reflection.
Into the Cascades
The next morning, we leave the city behind and head into the mountains for several days of integration in nature.
Along the way, we may stop at waterfalls, forest trails, or quiet sit spots in the Columbia Gorge and Cascade forests. Afternoons are spent beside a beautiful alpine lake where you can swim, paddle board, relax in a hammock, journal, or simply absorb the stillness of the natural world.
Integration is a central focus of the retreat. Nature offers space to process insights, emotions, and realizations without the constant distractions of modern life. The combination of wilderness immersion, supportive community, movement practices, and reflective space helps many participants deepen and carry forward the benefits of the experience.
About the Experience
The retreat is guided by a team of experienced facilitators and outdoor guides.
Eric, who leads the wilderness and integration elements of the journey, has a background in wilderness therapy and holds a master’s degree in Ecopsychology. His work focuses on helping people deepen their relationship with both the natural world and themselves through direct experience in wild places.
Optional River Rafting
On the final morning, participants may choose to return directly to Portland or join an optional rafting trip on the White Salmon River, a beautiful glacial river flowing through volcanic canyon landscapes beneath Mount Adams.
Community & Support
Before the retreat, participants meet online to connect with the group and ensure the experience feels aligned for everyone involved.
After the journey, participants are also invited into the broader community space for continued connection and integration support.
Additional Information
Transportation to and from Portland is included
The integration site is located in a National Forest near Hood River, Oregon
Vegan and vegetarian meals are provided, and most dietary needs can be accommodated
Group sizes are intentionally kept small to support depth, connection, and personalized attention
Schedule
Each day is different.
Day 1: Gathering & Preparation - The shuttle leaves Portland in the am, and arrives at Smith Rock by 1:00. We have a group preparation, check-in and intention sharing for the journey we're all about to embark on. People have the option to do a 5 mile hike through the landscape, or sit by the river and reflect. We go that evening to our accommodations with an optional yoga session that evening
Day 2: Medicine Day - After a light, medicine friendly breakfast and an optional yoga session, we travel to Bend Inner Alchemy for the psilocybin ceremony. We return to our accommodations and rest.
Day 3: Nature Connection & Integration - After breakfast and yoga, we leave for Crater Lake. We spend the afternoon there, and there is a short optional hike. We go to the campground in the North Umpqua National Forest that evening and begin the camping
Day 4: North Umpqua River Day 1 - We begin the river portion of our Journey after breakfast. Cool yourself off by splashing and swimming on the "Emeral Jewel." We pull into our campground that evening via raft (van supported, so you don't have to pack a dry-bag). That evening we have an extended integration & sharing circle.
Day 5: - North Umpqua River Day 2 and Return - We go through the more challenging part of the river Journey on the second day. We get off the river in the afternoon, and get people back to either Portland or Bend.
Day
Day 1: Gathering & Preparation - The shuttle leaves Portland in the am, and arrives at Smith Rock by 1:00. We have a group preparation, check-in and intention sharing for the journey we're all about to embark on. People have the option to do a 5 mile hike through the landscape, or sit by the river and reflect. We go that evening to our accommodations with an optional yoga session that evening
Day 2: Medicine Day - After a light, medicine friendly breakfast and an optional yoga session, we travel to Bend Inner Alchemy for the psilocybin ceremony. We return to our accommodations and rest.
Day 3: Nature Connection & Integration - After breakfast and yoga, we leave for Crater Lake. We spend the afternoon there, and there is a short optional hike. We go to the campground in the North Umpqua National Forest that evening and begin the camping
Day 4: North Umpqua River Day 1 - We begin the river portion of our Journey after breakfast. Cool yourself off by splashing and swimming on the "Emeral Jewel." We pull into our campground that evening via raft (van supported, so you don't have to pack a dry-bag). That evening we have an extended integration & sharing circle.
Day 5: - North Umpqua River Day 2 and Return - We go through the more challenging part of the river Journey on the second day. We get off the river in the afternoon, and get people back to either Portland or Bend.
Day
Note: Schedule is approximate and may change
Getting Here
Evolve Wild, Portland, OR, USA
Accommodation
we will stay 2 nights in Bend or Sun River in a house. We work with Bend Inner Alchemy to provide a safe, legal psilocybin experience in a group setting. The following 2 days, for the nature connection portion (either rafting, spending time on the lake, or somewhere else) we will be camping.
Program Price
Venue & Amenities
A/C in Rooms
Free Wifi
Spa
Sauna
Pool
Towels
Free Parking
Kitchen
Tour Assistance
Hot Tub
Coffee/Tea
Cafe
Restaurant
Fitness Center
Yoga Studio
Housekeeping
Bicycles For Rent
This is a journey, so we don't have a retreat center. Our retreat takes place in the gorgeous natural lands of Oregon. We visit Smith Rock and Crater Lake and raft for two days on the North Umpqua River.
Meals
Menu Types
Vegan
Vegetarian
Pescetarian
Ayurvedic
Includes Meat
Organic
Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Nut Free
We cook all meals vegan and have optional vegetarian choices. We accommodate meat if requested, and will chargre extra. You can also eat multiple meals out, including at Crater Lake Lodge.
What's Included
- Shuttle from Portland Or. and back
- All meals included
- Lodging (camping) 2 nights
- All outdoor gear, including tents and sleeping bags (save money bringing your own)
- Psilocybin facilitation, including screening, preparation and integration sessions
- Practices & Circles
- Yoga classes (first 3 days)
- 1 on 1 and group sharing sessions with licensed facilitators.
What's Not Included
- Airfare
- Psilocybin mushrooms & room in service center (purchased from service center)
- Meat (additional charges if required) & alcohol
- specialty beverages (We provide coffee with fixings and / or tea)
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