Retreats.
Shorter, slower gatherings built around silence, teaching and rest rather than mileage.
The other half of the work.
Every Wylderness journey so far asks something of the body — distance, altitude, a night on the road. A retreat asks the opposite. Same ground, same teaching, none of the mileage.
We would rather run the first one well than run it soon, so there are no dates yet. What follows is the shape it will take, not a schedule.
Shorter
Long weekends rather than expeditions. Time enough to arrive properly and still be home.
Slower
No distance to cover and nothing to summit. Silence is on the itinerary, not in the gaps.
Led
Teaching, rest and long evenings around a fire, in the landscapes we already know.
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Other ways to travel.
Expeditions
2 tripsMulti-day journeys into the landscapes Scripture was lived in. Small groups, real guides, and days shaped by the terrain rather than a coach timetable.
Character Journeys
2 tripsFollow a single figure across the ground they actually covered — Moses into Midian, Elijah from Carmel to Horeb — reading their story where it happened.
Races
1 tripEndurance events across biblical geography. Same ground, same teaching, but you arrive on your own two feet and against the clock.
By destination
9 countriesThe same journeys arranged by the ground they cover, from the Aegean coast to the rivers of Babylon.