Weaselskin Private Gathering Center

Programs & Experiences

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Learning from the land.

Restorative experiences and meaningful education — ways to reconnect with the land, the herd, and yourself.

Program 01

Equine Experiences

Classical riding between two bodies and two souls — for balance, presence, and relationship.

Guided · No prior horse experience required

Read the story: A conversation, not a performance

A conversation, not a performance

At Weaselskin, horses are approached as equal partners in a conversation. Classical riding seeks harmony through clear, gentle communication rather than force—creating a dialogue between two bodies and two souls.

The equestrian center's story began in 1989 with Jennifer's first Lipizzan mare, Lynda, whose name means beautiful. Working with Lipizzans and Andalusians gradually shifted the focus from ribbons and trophies toward a more patient, fluid way of learning with horses.

Today the herd invites guests to explore presence, relationship, balance, and beauty. Each experience is shaped around the people and horses taking part.

Duration: By arrangement
Group size: Group size confirmed with your inquiry
Season: Available by arrangement
Pricing: Pricing confirmed before booking

What is included & accessibility

Included: A guided format shaped to experience level

Accessibility: Tell us about mobility or sensory needs so the visit can be planned thoughtfully.

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Program 02

Land Walks

Walk in, on, and with the land — old-growth juniper, red-rock walls, and the riparian corridor.

Guided · Up to 8 people

Read the story: A guided return to the living land

A guided return to the living land

A Land Walk is more than a stroll. It is an invitation to slow down and notice the old-growth juniper, rocks, animals, wind, and river corridor as parts of a living relationship.

Connor guides an interactive, reflective walk shaped by what the group encounters. The experience leaves room for observation, story, silence, curiosity, and a more grounded sense of connection.

Routes and timing change with the season, weather, and group. Walks are limited to eight people, and co-led experiences may be arranged when available.

Duration: Route and timing arranged with your group
Group size: Up to 8 people
Season: Weather and trail conditions permitting
Pricing: Pricing confirmed before booking

What is included & accessibility

Included: A guided walk shaped to the season and group; co-led walks may be available

Accessibility: Routes vary; ask about terrain, pace, and accessibility before confirming.

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Program 03

Getting Into the Dirt

Reconnect with the food-producing process — regenerative growing, orchard, and livestock.

Hands-on · Seasonal

Read the story: Growing side by side

Growing side by side

Growing food turns the soil into a bridge between what earlier generations learned and what future generations will need. Planting, tending, and harvesting ask for patience, care, and attention to natural cycles.

Garden work is naturally shoulder to shoulder. With hands occupied, conversation can unfold without the pressure of sitting face to face, giving groups a practical way to learn and connect.

Deer, drought, frost, and the first ripe tomato all become shared teachers. Working through setbacks and successes together builds responsibility, vulnerability, resilience, and collaborative problem-solving.

Duration: Scheduled around active farm work
Group size: Group size confirmed with your inquiry
Season: Seasonal
Pricing: Pricing confirmed before booking

What is included & accessibility

Included: Guided, hands-on participation when conditions allow

Accessibility: Activities vary; share access needs before confirming.

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Meet the herd