Montana Megaliths Retreat

We’ll arrive in Helena, MT (Helena Regional Airport) where you’ll be met in baggage claim by a driver holding a sign with your name. You’ll be transferred to our hotel, where we’ll stay for three nights. We’ll meet together in the evening for introductions and our first group circle, to help create group energy which will build and carry us through the retreat.

We’ll drive approximately 30 minutes to Boulder, MT to explore Giant’s Playground, an extensive megalithic site, believed to be just the surface of a vast intentional construction underneath, based on lidar scans. It’s estimated that about 85% of the structures are still underground, and are evidence of an advanced ancient metropolis. There are nine confirmed dolmens at Giant’s Playground, including Evergreen Dolmen which we’ll visit. Evergreen Dolmen is 83′ above ground level, making it the tallest dolmen in the world. We’ll explore various sites at Giant’s Playground that include towers, pillars, tunnels, monoliths and standing stones.

We’ll drive about an hour to visit one of the most impressive structures of the Montana Megaliths, Tizer Dolmen, to celebrate the Fall Equinox. Tizer Dolmen stands 24′ tall and 4′ from ground level. It stands alone in a sea of national forest, at an elevation of approximately 800′. Made of two upright pillars supported by a capstone balanced on top, this megalith rates in the 90th percentile in terms of likelihood of intentional structure authenticity. It is positioned on a true north/south node alignment, with the sun shining through the opening at the end of July, creating patterns on the inside pillars. The hike takes approximately 30 minutes and there is an elevation gain. Note: the road is at times inaccessible due to weather; if we are unable to visit, an alternate megalithic site will take its place.

We’ll pack up and check out of our hotel in Helena, and head toward Bozeman, where we’ll stay for the remainder of our trip. Along the way, we’ll stop for lunch and then visit the incredible structure of Sage Wall in Whitehall, MT.

We’ll arrive at Sage Mountain Center in the early afternoon, to embark on a guided tour of the magnificent Sage Wall: a 275’ long x 24’ high jaw-dropping marvel and is part of the 75-million-year-old Boulder Batholith of North America. Research via lidar is currently underway to understand more about the breadth of this structure which appears to be man made. Nestled amidst 400 year-old Douglas Fir trees, the site itself emanates incredible energy, with crystal and granite far underneath the surface. The single-track hiking trail to Sage Wall is a moderate 1/3 mile walk, slightly uphill on gravel and dirt and takes about 20 minutes.

We’ll depart Sage Wall and drive another 90 minutes to arrive at our hotel in Bozeman. We’ll ground our energies, and circle to debrief about our experiences.

We’ll have a rest day in Bozeman, with the option to explore the town via foot. You can shop, eat in local restaurants or simply rest at the hotel. In downtown Bozeman, Montana State University’s Museum of the Rockies traces the area’s history and mounts special exhibitions. It houses the Siebel Dinosaur Complex, with a notable collection of T. rex specimens, and a planetarium. The nearby Bridger Range, to the north, and the Spanish Peaks, to the south, have beautiful trails.

We’ll drive about two hours to Yellowstone National Park where we’ll embark on an expert guided tour of the Park’s geothermal and energetic “hot spots.” We’ll learn more about the park’s geothermal sites and visit the top landmarks of the lower loop, including the mud volcanoes, the Grand Canyon, the Norris Geyser Basin, and the Old Faithful Geyser. We’ll have the opportunity to explore the frequency and vibration of these natural energy sites, and potentially spot the bears and bison that roam the area.

After breakfast, we’ll circle together one last time in the morning. We’ll release our container and complete our energetic work together. Depending on flight times, we’ll check out of our hotel in Bozeman and drive to the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport. If you’d like to stay the weekend in the area, please let us know and arrangements can be made to extend your hotel stay at your own expense.

Working with clients internationally for over 20 years, Sharna helps them uncover the source of wounds and blockages so they can live freer, fuller and brighter lives. Using Reiki, meditation, and energy therapy she facilitates a holistic and individualized journey toward healing. Sharna is the author of the book, Unexpected Awakenings: Navigating a Spiritual Awakening. She is also a certified Reiki Master, Say It Straight Communication Trainer, Herbalist and Aromatherapist. Sharna has written for online journals including MindBodyGreen and Elephant Journal, and offers free content on YouTube and Insight Timer. Sharna founded and leads the Volunteer Reiki Program at CHRISTUS St. Vincent Hospital, providing free energy healing to cancer and palliative care patients.

A skilled and passionate teacher and facilitator, she has been leading groups, workshops and classes for over 20 years. Sharna maintains a healing practice in Santa Fe, NM with clients in eight countries, and thirty-three states in the US, and travels worldwide to work with her client base and lead healing retreats. She is also the creator of two online courses: Living in Divine Balance and Sage Series. She lives on 4 acres of land in Santa Fe, NM, where she frequently hosts healing events.

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