Hike Pass (New!)
Feb
17
to Nov 1
Hiking

Hike Pass (New!)

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The Reclama Hike Pass is designed to make it easier (and more affordable!) to commit to your journey—one hike at a time. Whether you want to hike occasionally or all season long, this pass saves you money while keeping you connected to movement, mindfulness, and community.

🌿 Hike Pass Options & Pricing

🥾 3-Hike Pass – $150 ($50 per hike)
💫 Perfect for those who want to dip their toes into nature and reflection.

🥾 6-Hike Pass – $275 ($45 per hike)
💫 Great for staying consistent and prioritizing time outdoors.

🥾 9-Hike Pass – $375 ($42 per hike)
💫 For those fully committing to movement, healing, and seasonal connection.

💡 Single hikes are normally $66 each—this pass saves you money and ensures you stay on track with your healing journey!

🔥 What’s Included?

✅ Access to any 3, 6, or 9 hikes of your choice
✅ Exclusive savings compared to single-hike pricing
✅ Priority registration for high-demand hikes

✨ How It Works:

1️⃣ Choose your pass (3, 6, or 9 hikes)
2️⃣ Sign up for the hikes that align with your schedule
3️⃣ Show up, reconnect, and reclaim your space in nature

Your healing journey doesn’t have to be a solo one. ✨

Hike Pass
from $150.00
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Pride Hike (New Jersey)
Jun
28
10:00 AM10:00
Nature, Retreat

Pride Hike (New Jersey)

Join us for a Pride Hike on Saturday, June 28, where we’ll celebrate queer joy, community, and connection in nature.

This June, we’re celebrating queer joy, community, and cosmic connection in nature—because the outdoors should feel just as safe, soft, and affirming as the communities we build.

Join us for a chill Pride Hike hosted by Reclama, an LGBTQIA+ safe space for women of color and queer folks to reconnect with nature and themselves. This hike is about slowing down, breathing deep, and showing up exactly as you are. It’s a space to move, reflect, and be held—by the land and by each other.

As part of this experience, we’ll be joined by Jad—an intuitive Tarot Reader, Certified Life Coach, and Reiki Healer—who will offer a collective tarot reading in nature. With over a decade of experience, Jad brings a grounded and empowering approach to spiritual guidance, blending tarot, life coaching, and energy healing to help folks align with their highest selves.

What to Expect:

🌿 A slow, grounding nature walk (about 2 miles)
🌈 Connection with LGBTQIA+ hikers and allies
🔮 A collective tarot reading led by Jad
🧘🏽‍♀️ Time for reflection, journaling, and soft conversation
💬 Fresh air, laughter, and intentional queer joy

Come as you are. Bring your whole self.
Let’s take up space in nature and move through the world with pride.

📩 Interested in sponsoring this hike or collaborating? Email: cindy@recla.ma
📍Capped at 20 hikers. Registration opens soon—save the date!

Date: Saturday, June 28, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: New Jersey, near Hudson River (exact location sent via email)
Level: Easy

Distance: About 2 miles (round trip)

About the easy hike: This beginner-friendly trail takes us through the trees and down to the Hudson River for beautiful water views and a sweet little reset. It’s about 2 miles round trip with some incline on the way back—but we’ll take our time. A perfect spot to move slow, breathe deep, and ground ourselves in nature.

Pride Hike
from $66.00
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Brujas Retreat (The Catskills)
Jun
29
10:00 AM10:00
Hiking, Retreat

Brujas Retreat (The Catskills)

Join us for the Brujas Retreat, a summertime gathering to welcome the solstice, reflect on our spiritual journeys, and reclaim the word bruja in all its power, complexity, and truth.

We’ll hike together, embrace the energy of the sun, and dive into the meaning of bruja—its history, its impact, and the ways we can redefine it for ourselves. I’ll be sharing some of the practices, resources, and lessons that have shaped my own path, and together we’ll hold space for connection, reflection, and the magic we each carry.

Date: Sunday, June 29, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location: Kaaterskill Falls in the Catskills (New York)
Level: Easy to moderate (must be okay with steps!)

If you’ve been feeling the call to step deeper into your own power, your healing, or your curiosity around spiritual practice and plant medicine—this is for you.

Let’s walk with intention. Let’s honor the solstice.
Let’s remember the brujas we are, have been, and are becoming.

Capped at 20 participants.

Brujas Retreat
from $55.00

Distance: About 3 miles (round trip)

About the hike: Ready to see the highest cascading waterfall in New York State? When I tell you that this hike is just too good, I’m not kidding. This short but steep hike takes you to the base of one of the highest waterfalls in the Catskill Mountains. All in less than two miles, so while a tad steep, it’s ideal for beginners. The water drops 175 feet from the top, past a natural amphitheater created by the overhang of the upper falls cap rock.

breakdown:

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM: Welcome/Smudging/Introductions

10:30 AM - 12:30 PM: Hike in

12:30 PM - 1:30 PM: Replenish + Guided Journaling by the Waterfall

1:30 PM - 3:00 PM: Hike back/Closing circle

Here’s what to expect:

🥾 A grounding spiritual hike
✨ Energy cleansing with ethically-sourced sage or Palo Santo
💬 A supportive space to connect with like-minded women of color

what’s included:

  • Energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo

  • Grounding Meditation

  • Guided Spiritual Hike

  • Reclama Journal and Gel Feather Pen

  • Guided Sharing Circles

What to Bring:

  • Comfortable hiking shoes (the terrain is mostly flat, but there are some rocky areas). If not, sturdy sneakers that aren’t mesh.

  • Water and snacks for a peaceful break at one of the viewpoints.

sliding scale exchange:

  • $66, $77, or $88

  • Bring a friend for $111 (for two spots)

Brujas Retreat
from $55.00

Please Note: Refunds are not available but transfers are. In case of inclement weather (heavy snow or rain), the hike will be rescheduled.

WHY HIKE?

It boosts endorphins, reduces stress and helps keep you present. By allowing ourselves to be unapologetically spiritual in a place like the outdoors, we honor and affirm how we take up space in the world.

WHY JOURNAL?

The peace you get from being out on a hike naturally leads to personal reflection because your mind is super clear and you’re tapped into your highest self. Writing in this state is a powerful way to connect with yourself and what you want out of life. Once the pen hits the paper, anything is possible.

SIDE EFFECTS OF HIKING WITH US INCLUDE:

Spiritual freedom as we unapologetically take up space in nature, self-esteem on point, nature high that lasts about a week, inner peace, remembering who the fuck you are, feeling grounded, deep connection with nature, appreciation for ancestral land a.k.a. Pachamama, self-revelations through journaling, and the sassiness to stand in your power. You’ll always walk away from a hike feeling better than how you came in. 

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Peruvians in the Diaspora Retreat (Hudson Valley)
Jul
12
10:00 AM10:00
Hiking, Retreat

Peruvians in the Diaspora Retreat (Hudson Valley)

Calling all Peruvians in the diaspora in the metro-area, vamos a pasar el dia con Pachamama. Vamos!

In honor of Peruvian Independence Day (July 28-29)—but let’s be real, we celebrate all month!—we’re gathering Peruvians in the diaspora for a powerful day in nature.

Nature is a bridge to our ancestors, offering space to reclaim our strength, reflect, and connect with our heritage. Ancestral landscapes hold sacred wisdom, helping us deepen our sense of identity, honor our roots, and step into our power.

Meet Vanessa — Your Co-Host 🇵🇪
Born and raised in Lima, Peru, Vanessa grew up in a warm, entrepreneurial household where her love for family, food, and Peruvian culture was deeply nurtured. Sundays meant huayno, música criolla, and family meals that celebrated heritage and home.

Vanessa, co-founder of The Peruana Collective, at our past hike in the Hudson Valley.

In 2008, after studying English in NYC, she returned determined to make the city her own. She earned her degree in Marketing & Advertising Communications from FIT in under three years, all while navigating a new country on her own.

Now a travel expert and Director of Marketing for her family’s hospitality business, Vanessa brings deep knowledge of Peru, a passion for cultural connection, and years of experience in the tourism world. Her story is rooted in resilience, curiosity, and deep pride for her Peruvian roots.

Cindy and Vanessa created The Peruana Collective (TPC) is a vibrant and growing community dedicated to empowering the Peruvian diaspora. What started as a small gathering in 2018 to celebrate Peruvian Independence Day has blossomed into a thriving network of Peruanas coming together to foster connection, celebrate our cultura, and amplify our voices. Through curated events and cultural experiences, we create opportunities for meaningful engagement and economic empowerment within our community. We’re here to bridge the gap between Peruvians born and raised in Peru and Peruvian-Americans, creating a welcoming and inclusive space where all Peruanxs feel seen, heard, and valued.

Date: Saturday, July 12, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location: Cornish Estate Trails

Level: Easy

Distance: 1.8 miles

🚆 Public Transportation Friendly

  • Take the Metro-North Hudson Line from Grand Central to Cold Spring

  • The trailhead is a short walk (15 min.) from the station—no car needed!

  • Exact meetup details will be emailed 3 days before the hike

About the hike: We’ll explore the scenic Cornish Estate Trail in Cold Spring, NY—an easy, under-2-mile trail perfect for clearing your mind, grounding yourself, and reconnecting with nature. Expect lush greenery, peaceful paths, and an opportunity to unplug from the city while tapping into your ancestral connection to the land. Plus, it’s train-friendly for those coming from NYC!

🌿 Who Can Join?

While The Peruana Collective focuses on creating spaces for Peruvian women, for this special event, we’re opening it up to all Peruvians in the diaspora—men and women are welcome! Bring a friend, a sibling, or come solo and connect with new people through cultura, comunidad, and the great outdoors.

breakdown:

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM: Welcome/Smudging/Introductions

10:30 AM - 12:30 PM: Hike in

12:30 PM - 1:00 PM: Replanish + Guided Journaling out in nature

1:00 PM - 3:00 PM: Hike back/Closing circle

Here’s what to expect:

🥾 A grounding spiritual hike
✨ Energy cleansing with ethically-sourced sage or Palo Santo
💬 A supportive space to connect with like-minded women of color

what’s included:

  • Energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo

  • Grounding Meditation

  • Guided Spiritual Hike

  • Reclama Journal and Gel Feather Pen

  • Guided Sharing Circles

  • Goodie Bag: Herbals products and tea by Nuestra Salud!

From our past hikes there. Now we get to see this magical trail in the winter.

What to Bring:

  • Comfortable hiking shoes (the terrain is mostly flat, but there are some rocky areas). If not, sturdy sneakers that aren’t mesh.

  • Water and snacks for a peaceful break at one of the viewpoints.

sliding scale exchange:

  • $66, $77, or $88

  • Bring a friend for $111 (for two spots)

Peruvians in the Diaspora Retreat
from $66.00

Please Note: Refunds for no shows are not available but transfers are. In case of inclement weather (heavy snow or rain), the hike will be rescheduled and those will tickets can be refunded.

WHY HIKE?

It boosts endorphins, reduces stress and helps keep you present. By allowing ourselves to be unapologetically spiritual in a place like the outdoors, we honor and affirm how we take up space in the world.

WHY JOURNAL?

The peace you get from being out on a hike naturally leads to personal reflection because your mind is super clear and you’re tapped into your highest self. Writing in this state is a powerful way to connect with yourself and what you want out of life. Once the pen hits the paper, anything is possible.

SIDE EFFECTS OF HIKING WITH US INCLUDE:

Spiritual freedom as we unapologetically take up space in nature, self-esteem on point, nature high that lasts about a week, inner peace, remembering who the fuck you are, feeling grounded, deep connection with nature, appreciation for ancestral land a.k.a. Pachamama, self-revelations through journaling, and the sassiness to stand in your power. You’ll always walk away from a hike feeling better than how you came in. 

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Reclaim Your Roots Hike (Hudson Valley)
Sep
13
10:00 AM10:00
Hiking, Retreat

Reclaim Your Roots Hike (Hudson Valley)

In honor of Latinx Heritage Month, we’re hitting the trail to reclaim what’s always been ours—our stories, our traditions, our power.

This isn’t just a hike—it’s a call to remember. To ask the real questions. To bring our ancestors into the conversation and reconnect with the parts of ourselves that colonization, migration, and survival tried to bury.

We’ll walk, journal, and reflect on the legacy we carry and the culture we’re still shaping.
✨ Who were our ancestors beyond their struggle?
✨ What got lost—and what still lives in us?
✨ How do we reclaim the pieces we weren’t taught but still feel?

This is a space for joy, grief, laughter, curiosity, and pride. A space to be in nature, in community, and in conversation with the roots that made us.

Come as you are—ready to hike, ready to write, and ready to reclaim.

Date: Saturday, September 13, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location: Anthony’s Nose Trail
Level: Moderate (must be okay with steps!)

Photo courtesy of Hike the Hudson Valley

Distance: 3 miles round trip

About the hike: We’re headed to Anthony’s Nose trail near Cold Spring, NY where you’ll also be able to hike a section of the Appalachian Trail. If you’ve looking for a hike with a bit of a challenge, then this might do the trick. The first section of the hike is the steep 500-foot rock staircase (takes about 30-45 minutes to go up), then the trail levels out leading to the overlook with the epic views where we will take a break to rehydrate, meditate and journal before heading back. If you aren’t sure about the rock staircase, check out the photo below and/or you can read a play by play here.

breakdown:

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM: Welcome/Smudging/Introductions

10:30 AM - 12:30 PM: Hike in

12:30 PM - 1:00 PM: Guided Journaling at the summit

1:00 PM - 3:00 PM: Hike back/Closing circle

Here’s what to expect:

🥾 A grounding spiritual hike
✨ Energy cleansing with ethically-sourced sage or Palo Santo
💬 A supportive space to connect with like-minded women of color

what’s included:

  • Energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo

  • Grounding Meditation

  • Guided Spiritual Hike

  • Reclama Journal and Gel Feather Pen

  • Guided Sharing Circles

From our past hikes there. Now we get to see this magical trail in the winter.

What to Bring:

  • Comfortable hiking shoes (the terrain is mostly flat, but there are some rocky areas). If not, sturdy sneakers that aren’t mesh.

  • Water and snacks for a peaceful break at one of the viewpoints.

sliding scale exchange:

  • $66, $77, or $88

  • Bring a friend for $111 (for two spots)

Reclaim Your Roots Hike
from $66.00

Please Note: Refunds are not available but transfers are. In case of inclement weather (heavy snow or rain), the hike will be rescheduled.

WHY HIKE?

It boosts endorphins, reduces stress and helps keep you present. By allowing ourselves to be unapologetically spiritual in a place like the outdoors, we honor and affirm how we take up space in the world.

WHY JOURNAL?

The peace you get from being out on a hike naturally leads to personal reflection because your mind is super clear and you’re tapped into your highest self. Writing in this state is a powerful way to connect with yourself and what you want out of life. Once the pen hits the paper, anything is possible.

SIDE EFFECTS OF HIKING WITH US INCLUDE:

Spiritual freedom as we unapologetically take up space in nature, self-esteem on point, nature high that lasts about a week, inner peace, remembering who the fuck you are, feeling grounded, deep connection with nature, appreciation for ancestral land a.k.a. Pachamama, self-revelations through journaling, and the sassiness to stand in your power. You’ll always walk away from a hike feeling better than how you came in. 

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Healing Father Wounds Urban Hike (Prospect Park)
Jun
14
10:00 AM10:00
Hiking, Retreat

Healing Father Wounds Urban Hike (Prospect Park)

Join us for the Healing Father Wounds Urban Hike, a special offering for women of color to explore how nature, community, and plant medicine can support us in tending to the wounds we carry around fatherhood and masculine energy.

What to Expect:

🌿 A slow nature walk and plant ID session
🌼 A mini workshop on herbs for healing emotional wounds—like hawthorn, nettle, motherwort, mugwort, and more
🧘🏽‍♀️ A grounding meditation + space to journal and reflect
💬 Open circle for real convo around father wounds, inner child healing, and reclaiming our own stories
🍵 Sun tea + herbal gift bags from Babes Herban Boutique
🪴 A pop-up herbal setup with offerings, a small altar, and info on how to work with these herbs at home

This hike is a soft but powerful space to reflect on the stories we’ve inherited, the grief we’ve held in silence, and what it looks like to reclaim our healing on our own terms. We’ll move slowly, pause often, and take time to journal, breathe, and reconnect—with the land and with ourselves.

As part of this experience, herbalist and wellness practitioner Meaka Brown will lead a plant walk and foraging session, focused on herbs that support emotional release, grief work, grounding, and protection. She’ll share how we can begin to work with these herbs intentionally, especially when navigating father wounds and ancestral healing.

Babes Herban Boutique will also be onsite with herbal teas and offerings to support your continued journey.

We’re honored to collaborate with Meaka Brown, who will be guiding the plant teachings. Meaka is also part of our upcoming Catskills Glamping Retreat during Labor Day weekend (Aug 29-Sep 1), where she’ll be leading a foraging workshop and offering Reiki sessions—this hike is a preview of the grounded, generous energy she brings.

About Meaka:
Meaka Brown is a cannabis educator, herbalist, and wellness practitioner with deep roots in plant medicine, community care, and ancestral healing. Born and raised in Boston, and a proud mother of three, her work spans herbalism, Reiki, urban farming, and cannabis advocacy—centering the body, mind, and spirit. She currently serves on the Massachusetts Cannabis Social Equity Fund Advisory Board, where she helps shape a more just and inclusive future for communities impacted by the war on drugs.

When she’s not breaking barriers in the cannabis industry, Meaka can be found tending to her garden—her “other babies,” as her kids call her plants. Whether she’s pouring tea, holding space, or teaching about herbs, her presence is healing in itself. Follow her @meaksb on Instagram.

Date: Saturday, June 14, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location: Prospect Park in Brooklyn (herbal shop + nature walk)
Level: Easy

Distance: About 3 miles (round trip)

About the urban hike: We’re meeting at Prospect Park for a plant identification walk. Along the way, we’ll slow down, learn how to ethically forage, and get to know the healing properties of local herbs. It’s all about deepening our connection to the land and exploring how plants can support our healing.

breakdown:

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM: Welcome/Smudging/Introductions

10:30 AM - 12:30 PM: Nature Walk and Foraging in Prospect Park

12:30 PM - 2:00 PM: Healing Father Wounds Chat, Journaling, Tea Time + Rest

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM: Walk back/Closing circle

Come as you are. Bring your story, your softness, your truth.
Let the land support and remind you of who you always were.
Reclaim your healing—on your terms, in your time.

what’s included:

  • Energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo

  • Grounding Meditation

  • Guided Spiritual Urban Hike (Nature Walk)

  • Reclama Journal and Gel Feather Pen

  • Guided Sharing Circles

  • Plant ID Session

What to Bring:

  • Comfortable walking shoes, sun protection and a blanket to sit on outside.

  • Water and snacks for a peaceful break at one of the viewpoints.

  • Your Reclama Nature Journal if you already have one.

sliding scale exchange:

  • $66, $77, or $88

  • Bring a friend for $111 (for two spots)

Cosmic Reset Hike (New Jersey)
from $66.00

Please Note: Refunds are not available but transfers are. In case of inclement weather (heavy snow or rain), the hike will be rescheduled.

WHY HIKE?

It boosts endorphins, reduces stress and helps keep you present. By allowing ourselves to be unapologetically spiritual in a place like the outdoors, we honor and affirm how we take up space in the world.

WHY JOURNAL?

The peace you get from being out on a hike naturally leads to personal reflection because your mind is super clear and you’re tapped into your highest self. Writing in this state is a powerful way to connect with yourself and what you want out of life. Once the pen hits the paper, anything is possible.

SIDE EFFECTS OF HIKING WITH US INCLUDE:

Spiritual freedom as we unapologetically take up space in nature, self-esteem on point, nature high that lasts about a week, inner peace, remembering who the fuck you are, feeling grounded, deep connection with nature, appreciation for ancestral land a.k.a. Pachamama, self-revelations through journaling, and the sassiness to stand in your power. You’ll always walk away from a hike feeling better than how you came in. 

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Pause and Picnic: A Mental Health Reset (Free!)
Jun
1
12:00 PM12:00
Grounding, Meditation, Meetup, Nature

Pause and Picnic: A Mental Health Reset (Free!)

Pause + Picnic | Sunday, June 1 | 12–3 PM | Central Park

A Mental Health Reset for Women of Color

The world feels like a lot right now—and this is your invitation to step away from the noise. Join us for Pause + Picnic, a chill afternoon in Central Park created for women of color to take a mental health breather and reconnect with what matters: yourself, the earth, and community.

This isn’t a workshop or a wellness bootcamp. It’s a soft, grounding space to just be.

We’ll journal, breathe, laugh, and rest under the trees. No pressure, no expectations—just time to recharge and be in good company.

What to expect:
🌿 Grounding (Earthing)
🧘🏽‍♀️ Mindful journaling prompts
💬 Honest, heart-centered convo
👯‍♀️ A welcoming circle of women of color
🍓 You bring the snacks, we bring the vibe

Bring a blanket, a journal, your favorite fruit or drink, and come as you are.

Registration closes Thursday, May 29
Spots are limited. RSVP below to save yours.

Pause and Picnic: A Mental Health Reset (Free!)
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Healing Mother Wounds Hike (Hudson Valley)
May
18
10:00 AM10:00
Hiking, Retreat

Healing Mother Wounds Hike (Hudson Valley)

Join us for the Healing Mother Wounds Hike—a chance to explore and heal from our mother wounds in a safe and supportive space with like-minded women of color. We'll meet at the scenic Cornish Estate Trail in the Hudson Valley near Cold Spring, NY for an easy hike where we can journal, share our stories, and have honest conversations about self-care and growth. Whether you're new to this work or need to reset from your healing journey, if you're ready to take a step toward healing and connecting with nature, come join us for a transformative day out.

Date: Sunday, May 18, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Location: Cornish Estate Trail
Level: Easy, no experience necessary!

Distance: 1.8 miles round trip

About the hike: We’ll explore the scenic Cornish Estate Trail in Cold Spring, NY. This hike is light and easy—under 2 miles—making it perfect for resetting your mind and reconnecting with nature. Plus, it’s train-friendly, so you can leave the car behind and enjoy the journey.

breakdown:

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM: Welcome/Smudging/Introductions

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM: Hike in

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM: Replenish + Guided Journaling on Healing Mother Wounds

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM: Hike back/Closing circle

Here’s what to expect:

🥾 A grounding spiritual hike
✨ Energy cleansing with ethically-sourced sage or Palo Santo
💬 A supportive space to connect with like-minded women of color

what’s included:

  • Energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo

  • Grounding Meditation

  • Guided Spiritual Hike

  • Reclama Journal and Gel Feather Pen

  • Guided Sharing Circles

What to Bring:

  • Comfortable hiking shoes (the terrain is mostly flat, but there are some rocky areas). If not, sturdy sneakers that aren’t mesh.

  • Water and snacks for a peaceful break at one of the viewpoints.

sliding scale exchange:

  • $66, $77, or $88

  • Bring a friend for $111 (for two spots)

Healing Mother Wounds Hike
from $66.00

Please Note: Refunds are not available but transfers are. In case of inclement weather (heavy snow or rain), the hike will be rescheduled.

WHY HIKE?

It boosts endorphins, reduces stress and helps keep you present. By allowing ourselves to be unapologetically spiritual in a place like the outdoors, we honor and affirm how we take up space in the world.

WHY JOURNAL?

The peace you get from being out on a hike naturally leads to personal reflection because your mind is super clear and you’re tapped into your highest self. Writing in this state is a powerful way to connect with yourself and what you want out of life. Once the pen hits the paper, anything is possible.

SIDE EFFECTS OF HIKING WITH US INCLUDE:

Spiritual freedom as we unapologetically take up space in nature, self-esteem on point, nature high that lasts about a week, inner peace, remembering who the fuck you are, feeling grounded, deep connection with nature, appreciation for ancestral land a.k.a. Pachamama, self-revelations through journaling, and the sassiness to stand in your power. You’ll always walk away from a hike feeling better than how you came in. 

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Pachamama Hike (Shenandoah National Park)
Apr
26
11:00 AM11:00
Hiking, Retreat

Pachamama Hike (Shenandoah National Park)

This hike is all about honoring and caring for Pachamama—because if we’re a part of her, protecting her starts with us. We’ll start with a grounding meditation, take a mindful hike through Shenandoah National Park, and reflect on how we can give back to the land that gives us everything. Along the way, we’ll journal, share, and create an outdoor altar, bringing an offering to show gratitude.

Date: Saturday, April 26, 2025
Time: 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location: Shenandoah National Park
Level: Easy

Distance: Under 2 miles round trip

About the hike: Explore this 1.5-mile loop trail—a spot that's a bit challenging but totally worth it, usually taking about 46 minutes to complete. It's a favorite for birders, hikers, and runners, so you're likely to bump into some cool folks along the way. This little loop takes you up to the awesome Stony Man Lookout, before heading back along the Appalachian Trail and Skyline Drive to the Stony Man Parking Area. We will take time to enjoy the views, the vibe, and the journey at your own pace.

breakdown:

11:00 AM - 11:30 AM: Welcome/Smudging/Introductions

11:30 AM - 12:30 PM: Hike in

12:30 PM - 1:30 PM: Replenish + Guided Journaling

1:30 PM - 2:30 PM: Hike back/Closing circle

🌿 Nuestra Salud x Reclama: A Collaboration Rooted in Wellness

For years, I’ve believed that true wellness is about more than just movement—it’s about what we consume, how we nourish ourselves, and staying connected to our roots. That’s why I’m so excited to team up with Nuestra Salud.

Nuestra Salud is a Peruvian-owned brand that prioritizes pure, herbal-based products, sourced from Peru’s nutrient-rich soil. Their commitment to wellness aligns beautifully with Reclama’s mission, and I’m thrilled to introduce their high-quality teas and infusions to our community.
🌿 Raffle Alert: One lucky attendee will receive an upgraded goodie bag that includes:

  • Full bags of each tea (Muna, Hierba Luisa, Manzanilla, and Nopalflax)

  • 6 additional Nopalflax samples

  • A tea tumbler for on-the-go brews

💚 Warm Welcome: Before we start our hike, everyone will get a warm cup of tea to set the intention and start with mindfulness.

Here’s what to expect:

🥾 A grounding spiritual hike
✨ Energy cleansing with ethically-sourced sage or Palo Santo
💬 A supportive space to connect with like-minded women of color

what’s included:

  • Energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo

  • Grounding Meditation

  • Guided Spiritual Hike

  • Reclama Journal and Gel Feather Pen

  • Guided Sharing Circles

  • Plus, goodie bags from Nuestra Salud!

What to Bring:

  • Comfortable hiking shoes (the terrain is mostly flat, but there are some rocky areas). If not, sturdy sneakers that aren’t mesh.

  • Water and snacks for a peaceful break at one of the viewpoints.

sliding scale exchange:

  • $66, $77, or $88

  • Bring a friend for $111 (for two spots)

Pachamama Hike (Shenandoah National Park)
from $66.00

Please Note: Refunds are not available but transfers are. In case of inclement weather (heavy snow or rain), the hike will be rescheduled.

WHY HIKE?

It boosts endorphins, reduces stress and helps keep you present. By allowing ourselves to be unapologetically spiritual in a place like the outdoors, we honor and affirm how we take up space in the world.

WHY JOURNAL?

The peace you get from being out on a hike naturally leads to personal reflection because your mind is super clear and you’re tapped into your highest self. Writing in this state is a powerful way to connect with yourself and what you want out of life. Once the pen hits the paper, anything is possible.

SIDE EFFECTS OF HIKING WITH US INCLUDE:

Spiritual freedom as we unapologetically take up space in nature, self-esteem on point, nature high that lasts about a week, inner peace, remembering who the fuck you are, feeling grounded, deep connection with nature, appreciation for ancestral land a.k.a. Pachamama, self-revelations through journaling, and the sassiness to stand in your power. You’ll always walk away from a hike feeling better than how you came in. 

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On a Nature High Hike (Secret Location)
Apr
19
10:00 AM10:00
Hiking, Retreat

On a Nature High Hike (Secret Location)

Excited to share that I’m hosting a special On a Nature High Hike on Saturday, April 19—a cannabis-friendly, women of color-centered hike focused on intentional healing, connection to the land, and sacred plant medicine.

We’ll gather in community for a grounding meditation, a slow and beginner-friendly hike (2–3 miles), guided journaling, and a sacred smoke session. Whether you consume or not, this experience is about elevating our awareness, reclaiming our relationship to nature and cannabis, and honoring ourselves and each other in the process.

Date: Saturday, April 19, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Secret Location in New Jersey (will be shared once registered)
Level: Easy

Distance: 2-3 miles round trip

About the hike: (will only be shared with those who register)

Each participant will receive a gift bag with a THC pre-roll, gummy, and infused beverage—huge thanks to our amazing sponsors for making that possible.

📍 Location: New Jersey (shared after registration)
🌀 Capped at 20 participants—only 7 spots left!

If you’ve been looking for a space to breathe, reset, and reconnect with intention, I’d love to see you there.

breakdown:

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM: Welcome/Smudging/Introductions

10:30 AM - 11:30 PM: Hike in

11:30 PM - 12:15 PM: Guided Journaling and Smoke Session

12:15 PM - 1:00 PM: Hike back/Closing circle

Here’s what to expect:

🥾 A grounding spiritual hike
✨ Energy cleansing with ethically-sourced sage or Palo Santo
💬 A supportive space to connect with like-minded women of color

what’s included:

  • Energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo

  • Grounding Meditation

  • Guided Spiritual Hike

  • Reclama Journal and Gel Feather Pen

  • Guided Sharing Circles

What to Bring:

  • Comfortable hiking shoes (the terrain is mostly flat, but there are some rocky areas). If not, sturdy sneakers that aren’t mesh.

  • Water and snacks for a peaceful break at one of the viewpoints.

sliding scale exchange:

  • $66, $77, or $88

  • Bring a friend for $111 (for two spots)

On a Nature High Hike
from $66.00

Please Note: Refunds are not available but transfers are. In case of inclement weather (heavy snow or rain), the hike will be rescheduled.

WHY HIKE?

It boosts endorphins, reduces stress and helps keep you present. By allowing ourselves to be unapologetically spiritual in a place like the outdoors, we honor and affirm how we take up space in the world.

WHY JOURNAL?

The peace you get from being out on a hike naturally leads to personal reflection because your mind is super clear and you’re tapped into your highest self. Writing in this state is a powerful way to connect with yourself and what you want out of life. Once the pen hits the paper, anything is possible.

SIDE EFFECTS OF HIKING WITH US INCLUDE:

Spiritual freedom as we unapologetically take up space in nature, self-esteem on point, nature high that lasts about a week, inner peace, remembering who the fuck you are, feeling grounded, deep connection with nature, appreciation for ancestral land a.k.a. Pachamama, self-revelations through journaling, and the sassiness to stand in your power. You’ll always walk away from a hike feeling better than how you came in. 

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Salsa into the Spring Equinox Hike (Bear Mountain)
Mar
29
10:00 AM10:00
Hiking, Retreat

Salsa into the Spring Equinox Hike (Bear Mountain)

Join us at Bear Mountain on Saturday, March 29 for "Salsa Into the Spring Equinox"—a signature New Yorker hike where we shake off winter and welcome spring with some fresh energy. With Metro North making it super easy to get there and the weather set to be just right, we'll celebrate the equinox with a little salsa at the summit to kick off the new season. We do it for the culture! Vamos!

Transportation: You can take the Metro-North to this hike to Bear Mountain. More details about the trail and meetup location will be sent via email once registered.

GPS Coordinates/Meetup location: will be emailed to those who register

Date: Saturday, March 29, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location: Bear Mountain
Level: Moderate (must be okay with steps!

Distance: 3.5 miles

About the hike: Check out this 3.5-mile out-and-back trail inBear Mountain, NY—a semi-challenging route. The trail winds through lush forests, rocky outcrops, and stairs before leading you to Perkins Memorial Tower, an iconic 1934 landmark with epic panoramic views of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania on clear days.

Breakdown:

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM: Welcome/Smudging/Introductions

11:00 AM - 12:30 PM: Hike in

12:30 PM - 1:30 PM: Snacks/Nature Journaling

1:30 PM - 3:00 PM: Hike back/Closing circle

Here’s what to expect:

🥾 A grounding spiritual hike
✨ Energy cleansing with ethically-sourced sage or Palo Santo
💬 A supportive space to connect with like-minded women of color

what’s included:

  • Energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo

  • Grounding Meditation

  • Guided Spiritual Hike

  • Reclama Hiking Journal and Gel Feather Pen

  • Guided Sharing Circles

What to Bring:

  • Comfortable hiking shoes (the terrain is mostly flat, but there are some rocky areas). If not, sturdy sneakers that aren’t mesh.

  • Water and snacks for a peaceful break at one of the viewpoints

From our past hikes there. Now we get to see this magical trail in the winter.

sliding scale exchange:

  • $66, $77, or $88

  • Bring a friend for $111 (for two spots)

Salsa Into the Spring Equinox
from $66.00

Please Note: Refunds are not available but transfers are. In case of inclement weather (heavy snow or rain), the hike will be rescheduled.

WHY HIKE?

It boosts endorphins, reduces stress and helps keep you present. By allowing ourselves to be unapologetically spiritual in a place like the outdoors, we honor and affirm how we take up space in the world.

WHY JOURNAL?

The peace you get from being out on a hike naturally leads to personal reflection because your mind is super clear and you’re tapped into your highest self. Writing in this state is a powerful way to connect with yourself and what you want out of life. Once the pen hits the paper, anything is possible.

SIDE EFFECTS OF HIKING WITH US INCLUDE:

Spiritual freedom as we unapologetically take up space in nature, self-esteem on point, nature high that lasts about a week, inner peace, remembering who the fuck you are, feeling grounded, deep connection with nature, appreciation for ancestral land a.k.a. Pachamama, self-revelations through journaling, and the sassiness to stand in your power. You’ll always walk away from a hike feeling better than how you came in. 

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Cosmic Reset Hike (New Jersey)
Mar
22
10:00 AM10:00
Nature, Retreat

Cosmic Reset Hike (New Jersey)

The Real New Year Starts Now

Forget January—this is the true reset. Spring is the season of renewal, movement, and fresh starts, and this hike is all about stepping into that energy with intention.

Join us on Saturday, March 22 for the Cosmic Reset Hike, where we’ll shake off the heaviness of winter and step into what’s next. We’ll start with a grounding meditation, move through the trails with purpose, and take time to journal, reflect, and set intentions for the season ahead.

This is your chance to reset, recharge, and welcome the new year on your terms.

Date: Saturday, March 22, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Location: Palisades Interstate Park
Level: Easy

Distance: 3 miles round trip

breakdown:

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM: Welcome/Smudging/Introductions

10:30 AM - 11:30 PM: Hike in

11:30 PM - 12:30 PM: Replenish + Guided Journaling

12:30 PM - 2:00 PM: Hike back/Closing circle

Here’s what to expect:

🥾 A grounding spiritual hike
✨ Energy cleansing with ethically-sourced sage or Palo Santo
💬 A supportive space to connect with like-minded women of color

what’s included:

  • Energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo

  • Grounding Meditation

  • Guided Spiritual Hike

  • Reclama Journal and Gel Feather Pen

  • Guided Sharing Circles

What to Bring:

  • Comfortable hiking shoes (the terrain is mostly flat, but there are some rocky areas). If not, sturdy sneakers that aren’t mesh.

  • Water and snacks for a peaceful break at one of the viewpoints.

sliding scale exchange:

  • $66, $77, or $88

  • Bring a friend for $111 (for two spots)

Cosmic Reset Hike (New Jersey)
from $66.00
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Reclaiming Radical Self-Love Hike (Hudson Valley)
Feb
22
10:00 AM10:00
Hiking, Retreat

Reclaiming Radical Self-Love Hike (Hudson Valley)

This February, join us for a hike on the root of radical self-love. This is an opportunity to explore what self-love means, why it can be so challenging to embrace, and how we can call more of it into our lives.

Date: Saturday, February 22, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location: Arden Point and Glenclyffe Hike
Level: Easy

Distance: 3.5 miles round trip

About the hike: The Arden Point and Glenclyffe Hike is a peaceful, beginner-friendly trail in Garrison, NY, with views of the Hudson River and Bear Mountain Bridge. The trail starts right at the Garrison Metro-North Station, so it’s easy to get to—even if you don’t have a car.

breakdown:

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM: Welcome/Smudging/Introductions

10:30 AM - 12:30 PM: Hike in

12:30 PM - 1:00 PM: Self-Love Ritual + Rest

1:00 PM - 3:00 PM: Hike back/Closing circle

Here’s what to expect:

🥾 A grounding spiritual hike
✨ Energy cleansing with ethically-sourced sage or Palo Santo
💬 A supportive space to connect with like-minded women of color

what’s included:

  • Energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo

  • Grounding Meditation

  • Guided Spiritual Hike

  • Reclama Journal and Gel Feather Pen

  • Guided Sharing Circles

From our past hikes there. Now we get to see this magical trail in the winter.

What to Bring:

  • Comfortable hiking shoes (the terrain is mostly flat, but there are some rocky areas). If not, sturdy sneakers that aren’t mesh.

  • Water and snacks for a peaceful break at one of the viewpoints.

sliding scale exchange:

  • $66, $77, or $88

  • Bring a friend for $111 (for two spots)

Check out Reclama’s Winter Hiking Guide with information on how to prep, what to pack, and more.

Reclaiming Radical Self-Love Hike
from $66.00

Please Note: Refunds are not available but transfers are. In case of inclement weather (heavy snow or rain), the hike will be rescheduled.

WHY HIKE?

It boosts endorphins, reduces stress and helps keep you present. By allowing ourselves to be unapologetically spiritual in a place like the outdoors, we honor and affirm how we take up space in the world.

WHY JOURNAL?

The peace you get from being out on a hike naturally leads to personal reflection because your mind is super clear and you’re tapped into your highest self. Writing in this state is a powerful way to connect with yourself and what you want out of life. Once the pen hits the paper, anything is possible.

SIDE EFFECTS OF HIKING WITH US INCLUDE:

Spiritual freedom as we unapologetically take up space in nature, self-esteem on point, nature high that lasts about a week, inner peace, remembering who the fuck you are, feeling grounded, deep connection with nature, appreciation for ancestral land a.k.a. Pachamama, self-revelations through journaling, and the sassiness to stand in your power. You’ll always walk away from a hike feeling better than how you came in. 

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Winter Solstice Hike (Woodstock)
Dec
21
10:00 AM10:00
Hiking, Retreat

Winter Solstice Hike (Woodstock)

End 2024 on top of Overlook Mountain in the Catskills with us!

About the trail: (Moderate) The Overlook Mountain Trail is said to be one of the most popular hikes in the Catskills. But what really caught my eye was how nature has reclaimed an abandoned hotel on the trail. The mountain backdrop is going to be worth the trek up. Check this blog out if you want a play by play. Plus, the trail is only 15 minutes away from Woodstock in case you want to get a bit to eat in town after the hike.

Distance: 4.5 miles

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Breakdown:

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM: Welcome/Smudging/Introductions

10:30 AM - 12:30 PM: Hike in

12:30 PM - 1:30 PM: Lunch & Rest and Guided Journaling Session

1:30 PM - 3:00 PM: Hike back/Closing circle

Look forward to:

  • Grounding meditation

  • Guided Spiritual Hike

  • Energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo

  • Reclama journal and pen

  • Sharing circles

Check out our Winter Hiking Guide with information on how to prep, what to pack, and more.

Winter Solstice Hike
from $66.00

Please Note: Refunds are not available but transfers are. In case of inclement weather (heavy snow or rain), the hike will be rescheduled.

Reclaim Your Healing Retreat
Reclaim Your Healing Retreat
Reclaim Your Healing Retreat
Reclaim Your Healing Retreat
Reclaim Your Healing Retreat

WHY HIKE?

It boosts endorphins, reduces stress and helps keep you present. By allowing ourselves to be unapologetically spiritual in a place like the outdoors, we honor and affirm how we take up space in the world.

WHY JOURNAL?

The peace you get from being out on a hike naturally leads to personal reflection because your mind is super clear and you’re tapped into your highest self. Writing in this state is a powerful way to connect with yourself and what you want out of life. Once the pen hits the paper, anything is possible.

SIDE EFFECTS OF HIKING WITH US INCLUDE:

Spiritual freedom as we unapologetically take up space in nature, self-esteem on point, nature high that lasts about a week, inner peace, remembering who the fuck you are, feeling grounded, deep connection with nature, appreciation for ancestral land a.k.a. Pachamama, self-revelations through journaling, and the sassiness to stand in your power. You’ll always walk away from a hike feeling better than how you came in. 

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Chillin’ Wit My Ancestors Hike (Bear Mountain)
Nov
23
10:00 AM10:00
Hiking

Chillin’ Wit My Ancestors Hike (Bear Mountain)

When was the last time you hiked Bear Mountain? Ready to do it with serious intention? Let’s go.

Difficulty Level: Moderate (The trail is for those who have hiked before and can handle steps!)

Transportation: You can take the Metro-North to this hike to Bear Mountain. More details about the trail and meetup location will be sent via email once registered.

GPS Coordinates/Meetup location: will be emailed to those who register

Breakdown:

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM: Welcome/Smudging/Introductions

11:00 AM - 12:30 PM: Hike in

12:30 PM - 1:30 PM: Snacks/Nature Journaling

1:30 PM - 3:00 PM: Hike back/Closing circle

Includes:

- Spiritual guided hike

- Energy cleanse with ethically-sourced sage

- Guided Journaling session in nature

- Reclama nature journal

- Gel feather pen

Please Note: Refunds are not available but transfers are. In case of inclement weather (heavy snow or rain), the hike will be rescheduled.

Chillin’ Wit My Ancestors Hike
from $66.00

WHY HIKE?

It boosts endorphins, reduces stress and helps keep you present. By allowing ourselves to be unapologetically spiritual in a place like the outdoors, we honor and affirm how we take up space in the world.

WHY JOURNAL?

The peace you get from being out on a hike naturally leads to personal reflection because your mind is super clear and you’re tapped into your highest self. Writing in this state is a powerful way to connect with yourself and what you want out of life. Once the pen hits the paper, anything is possible.

SIDE EFFECTS OF HIKING WITH US INCLUDE:

Spiritual freedom as we unapologetically take up space in nature, self-esteem on point, nature high that lasts about a week, inner peace, remembering who the fuck you are, feeling grounded, deep connection with nature, appreciation for ancestral land a.k.a. Pachamama, self-revelations through journaling, and the sassiness to stand in your power. You’ll always walk away from a hike feeling better than how you came in. 

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Pachamama Glamping Retreat
Sep
6
to Sep 8
Nature, Hiking, Meditation

Pachamama Glamping Retreat

Welcome to the Glamping Retreat You Didn't Know You Needed!

Imagine: A perfect blend of adventure and comfort with access to a sauna, bathroom, and a tiny cabin nearby. Plus, a spiritual hike, nature journaling, and a Peruvian sacred ritual.

Ahem, glamping.

We're thrilled to collaborate with Morena Escardó, a holistic health coach, meditation and manifestation expert, and published author. We met through The Peruana Collective a few years ago and have always wanted to work together in some way. Now, we get to honor the land, ourselves, and the magia that comes with collaboration. Plus, we get to camp in a safe setting with access to a tiny cabin. We'll be going on a peaceful hike to journal and work our bodies out.

Meet Morena Escardó: After studying Philosophy in England, and Literature in Spain, she spent a decade working in the publishing industry as a writer, editor, and content creator, before turning her attention to her deepest passions: spirituality and holistic wellbeing. 

She's been working as a spiritual mentor for Latinas since 2014, has a meditation practice that spans over two decades, and is currently training with shamans from her native Peru to deepen her connection with nature and healing. During the retreat, she will lead a Despacho ceremony, a beautiful ritual to give thanks and blessings to Pachamama (Mother Earth).

Despacho (Pachamama Blessing): This beautiful ritual uses the principle of ayni (sacred reciprocity), to give thanks and blessings to Pachamama (mother earth), in order to receive those blessings back.The ancient Andean ceremony involves creating a beautiful offering to the Earth, filled with our intentions and gratitude (and delicious foods that we will feed to the fire).

Together in this celebration, we will release what no longer serves us, set intentions for our future, and open ourselves up to receive abundance in all its forms.

Hike Level: (Beginner) Exact location and details will be sent to those who register. But essentially, the hike will be easy and more about connecting with the earth and journaling with ease.

Here we are at a past retreat grounding our feet into the earth.

Friday

  • 5 pm - 6 pm: Welcome/Get settled in

  • 6 pm - 8 pm: Sunset dinner by the fire

  • 8 pm - 10 pm: Sharing circle around the fire with herbal tea

Saturday 

  • Grounding Meditation then Breakfast 

  • Spiritual Hike and Nature Journaling

  • Sauna and Cold Water Plunge

  • Dinner and S’Mores by the fire

Sunday

  • 9 am - 10 am: Grounding Meditation then Breakfast 

  • 10am-12pm: Pack up campsite/Check out

Location:

  • This tiny cabin on lovely land called Hope is nestled at the end of a small country road in the Delaware Wild Forest of Catskill Park. The property features a pond, small stream, and state land surrounding it. Follow the tiny cabin on Instagram!

  • It’s immersed within the 29,500 acre Catskill Forest Preserve, including 47 miles of recreational hiking trails maintained by the state of New York. One of them sits just steps away from the tiny house, beyond the cul de sac at the end of the road.

  • There are nearby ponds, lakes, streams, and rivers that provide wonderful swimming, fishing, walking, and hiking options.

Amenities

  • Kitchenette: Two-burner induction stove, red fridge, stainless steel sink, and counter.

  • Bathroom: Stainless steel toilet and shower, hot water for 7-10 minutes, exhaust fan, and pocket door for privacy.

  • Lighting: Outdoor light and a solar-powered, 24/7 security camera.

  • Internet: Fiber internet with WiFi (note: cell service is limited; Verizon may work).

Note: We will all be sleeping in tents, but will have access to the tiny cabin to use the bathroom and kitchen. tents will be provided for everyone!

A huge thank you to Echo The Journey for hooking Reclama up with lights, airbeds, and tents for our upcoming camping trip!

About our sponsor: ⛺️

Echo The Journey is dedicated to embracing and sharing every step of one’s journey, believing that “Sometimes it’s not enough to speak about attaining the victory of the summit but to echo the journey in its entirety, so that others may share in your experiences.” He has found his better self through his passion for the outdoors and offer outdoor gear rentals to help others reconnect with nature. He understands the demands of busy lives and wants to help others break free from the concrete jungle to find clarity in the great outdoors.

Wood-fired cedar sauna.

SAUNA

The sauna features a large plate glass window with a view directly into state-owned forest, overlooking the running stream, along with a discreet dressing room. The sauna is situated steps away from the water, with a set of stone stairs that provide easy entry for a plunge. The water is constantly cold all year.

Included:

  • All meals, snacks, water, Camping 101 sessions (fire/cooking, setting up tent/camp), nature journaling, smoke cleansings, Reclama nature journal and pen, dancing, morning meditations, Pachamama blessing ritual by Morena Escardó, singing and sharing circles.

Update!: You only need to bring a sleeping bag because we got you on airbeds and tents! In addition to all the other camping equipment we will be providing for everyone.

Join us for this transformative experience where adventure meets comfort, and we reconnect with nature and ourselves in a sacred space with like-minded women of color.

Payment Options:

  • We offer a sliding scale for the retreat, with three payment tiers: $555, $666, and $777, allowing you to choose a price that best fits your financial situation.

Pachamama Glamping Retreat
from $555.00

Questions? Email “Cindy@Recla.ma” for more information.

P.S. From having stayed here recently, I can attest to how peaceful and energizing the land and experience was for me. And now I cannot wait to share that with you! First time campers? Let’s go!

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Reclama Happy Hour (Free)
Jun
18
6:00 PM18:00
Meetup

Reclama Happy Hour (Free)

🌟 Reclama Happy Hour in NYC 🌟

Come join us for a super special Reclama Happy Hour in New York City on June 18th, the day before Juneteenth! We’re excited to support a Black-owned bar right here in NYC and celebrate together.

Date: June 18th, 2024
Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: Yatenga in Harlem

2269 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd (7th Ave)
Between 133 & 134 St

Happy Hour Specials:
$5 house wines
$5 well drinks
$ 6 draft beers
Plus, being next door to Shrine means we might catch some live music vibes too!

It’s going to be a night of great drinks, awesome company, and meaningful conversations as we honor Juneteenth and support local businesses.

We’ll have some fantastic Reclama merch giveaways! From hoodies and hats to mal de ojo protection kits and more. Plus, we’re giving away tickets to future hikes so you can get out in nature with us.

Mark your calendars and tell your friends! We can’t wait to hang out and celebrate with you.

Got questions or want to RSVP? Shoot us an email at hola@recla.ma.

Reclama Happy Hour
$0.00
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Central Park Spring Equinox Walk
Mar
30
10:00 AM10:00
Hiking, Nature

Central Park Spring Equinox Walk

Mood: Spring is here and we will be celebrating the beginning of a new season.

Type: (Beginner) We’ll be going on a very chill walk for about 2-3 miles.

GPS Coordinates: Exact location will be disclosed via email.

Breakdown:

10 AM - 10:30 AM: Welcome/Smudging

10:30 AM - 12:30 PM: Walking in Central Park/Grounding Workshop/Tea & Snacks

12:30 PM - 1:00 PM: Head back to meetup spot

Includes:

  • Spiritual guided hike by yours truly

  • Reclama journal and gel feather pen

  • Energy cleanse with ethically-sourced Sage

What you pack: Bring your own snacks and water. I’ll be sending out an email 3 days prior and then the night before all with information on how to prep, what to pack, and where exactly we will be meeting.

Energetic Exchange: For this experience, $44/$55/$66, depending on you, so we’re using the honor system. If you can afford the already reduced price of $66, then dope. If you can’t then $55 or $44 it is! 💕

Central Park Spring Equinox Walk
from $44.00

Important Note: Refunds, exchanges are not available but transfers are. If the weather is not cooperating (heavy snow or rain) the day of the hike, then the hike will be rescheduled for the following day.

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Self-Love Hike
Feb
17
10:00 AM10:00
Hiking, Nature

Self-Love Hike

Time for winter warriors to come out and face the winter head on. You’ll be hiking with other like-minded women of color, all in the name of self-love!

This will be our first hike of 2024.

UPDATE: The weather is feeling WAY more like fall so I put a photo above of the kind of gear we were wearing for our last fall hike last year. Weather hasn’t felt like winter but expect 40 degrees or so.

Benefits: While I love the concept of Valentine's Day, or even Galentine's Day, I believe the most important and urgent kind of love is self-love. We will get into modalities, mindsets, shared experiences, thoughtful tips and more on reclaiming that deep love for ourselves on the hike. 

More on Self-Love: It's a journey I've been for a decade after leaving a long-term relationship that wasn't working out. I still remember how that was one of the hardest decisions I had to make. I started to question my own worth because if I really loved myself why would I let someone treat me the way they did. It felt like then or never to walk away and figure out who I really was so I could love that person as soon as possible.

What got me out of bed then was that I had this dream of living on my own, finding a job I loved, traveling with friends and creating a community business. It was most definitely a process but I made all the things I wanted happen for myself and I'm so grateful I did or else Reclama would've never come to be. Every February (we turn 6 this year!) I am reminded of the possibilities despite the current situation, heartache or lack of funds. Todo es posible! 

Mood: Adventurous considering it’s a winter hike but it will be worth it. This is how you reclaim your morning, this is how you reset yourself this month. It will not be as cold as past winter hikes. It will feel more like fall but still chilly so definitely layer up. There will be lots of time to chill and hug a tree.

Type: (Beginner/Moderate) This hiking trail is in New Jersey (near the GWB) along the Hudson River, mostly flat, and about 3 miles. Super chill.

GPS Coordinates: Exact location will be disclosed via email.

Breakdown:

10 AM - 10:30 AM: Welcome/Smudging

10:30 AM - 12:00 PM: Hike in/Self-Love Sharing Circle

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM: Journaling at the foot of the Hudson River/Meditate

1:00 PM - 2:00PM: Hike back

Includes:

  • Spiritual guided hike by yours truly

  • Reclama journal and gel feather pen

  • Energy cleanse with ethically-sourced Sage

What you pack: Bring your own snacks and water. I’ll be sending out an email 3 days prior and then the night before all with information on how to prep, what to pack, and where exactly we will be meeting.

Exchange: NOW $66 and $88, depending on you, so we’re using the honor system. If you can afford the already reduced price of $88, then dope. If you can’t then $66 it is! 💕

Self-Love Winter Hike
$66.00

Important Note: Refunds, exchanges are not available but transfers are. If the weather is not cooperating (heavy snow or rain) the day of the hike, then the hike will be rescheduled for the following day.

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Reclaim Your Healing Retreat
Dec
2
10:00 AM10:00
Hiking, Retreat

Reclaim Your Healing Retreat

Halloween-Luna-Llena-Hike

End 2023 on top of Overlook Mountain in the Catskills with us!

Intention: This hike is about reclaiming how we heal and why nature is so healing. Because if there’s one thing you’ve learned on your healing journey is that it’s a lifelong journey so let’s find a way that speaks to us out in nature. Being in nature helps fosters a connection with ourselves and surroundings, promoting deep mindfulness and an even deeper appreciation of the natural world. Dale, let’s go.

Why?: Because spending time in nature provides a multitude of healing benefits. It reduces stress levels, alleviates symptoms of depression, boosts mood, and improves cognitive function. Nature's diverse elements strengthen the immune system contributing to faster healing and recovery.

About the trail: (Moderate) The Overlook Mountain Trail is said to be one of the most popular hikes in the Catskills. But what really caught my eye was how nature has reclaimed an abandoned hotel on the trail. The mountain backdrop is going to be worth the trek up. Check this blog out if you want a play by play. Plus, the trail is only 15 minutes away from Woodstock in case you want to get a bit to eat in town after the hike.

Distance: 4.5 miles

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Breakdown:

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM: Welcome/Smudging/Introductions

10:30 AM - 12:30 PM: Hike in

12:30 PM - 1:30 PM: Lunch & Rest and Guided Journaling Session

1:30 PM - 3:00 PM: Hike back/Closing circle

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Reclaim Your Healing Retreat
$111.00

Look forward to:

  • Grounding meditation

  • Earthing

  • Guided Spiritual Hike

  • Energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo

  • Guided Journaling Session

  • Sharing circle

I’ll be sending out an email 2 weeks prior and then thereafter all with information on how to prep, what to pack, and more.

Refunds are not available but you can transfer your ticket to someone else or another one-day retreat this fall. If it rains, the hike will be rescheduled for the following day. If it rains the following day, then it will be rescheduled for the following weekend, again depending on the weather.

Reclaim Your Healing Retreat
Reclaim Your Healing Retreat
Reclaim Your Healing Retreat
Reclaim Your Healing Retreat
Reclaim Your Healing Retreat

WHY HIKE?

It boosts endorphins, reduces stress and helps keep you present. By allowing ourselves to be unapologetically spiritual in a place like the outdoors, we honor and affirm how we take up space in the world.

WHY JOURNAL?

The peace you get from being out on a hike naturally leads to personal reflection because your mind is super clear and you’re tapped into your highest self. Writing in this state is a powerful way to connect with yourself and what you want out of life. Once the pen hits the paper, anything is possible.

SIDE EFFECTS OF HIKING WITH US INCLUDE:

Spiritual freedom as we unapologetically take up space in nature, self-esteem on point, nature high that lasts about a week, inner peace, remembering who the fuck you are, feeling grounded, deep connection with nature, appreciation for ancestral land a.k.a. Pachamama, self-revelations through journaling, and the sassiness to stand in your power. You’ll always walk away from a hike feeling better than how you came in. 

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Reclaim Your Ancestry Retreat
Nov
11
10:00 AM10:00
Hiking

Reclaim Your Ancestry Retreat

If you’ve never hiked in the Hudson Valley in New York, now is your chance. This is the perfect time to catch those fall leaves and colors from beautiful summit views, plus this hike is public transportation friendly. Not to mention a bit moderate at first with some rock scrambles to keep your glutes honest.

Intention: This hike is about reclaiming our connection with our ancestors. From our grandparents to the ones we never got to meet. Even if you have never done so or haven’t in a while, you will walk away knowing one way to communicate with them in nature through writing. Join us. Don’t miss out.

Why? Because nature serves as a bridge to our ancestors, connecting us to our heritage. Ancestral landscapes and sacred sites in natural settings allow us to understand our roots. Nature's elements and symbolism play a role in honoring and communicating with our ancestors. It holds ancestral knowledge, enabling us to reclaim teachings and wisdom. Nature also provides a healing space for ancestral wounds, fostering reconciliation and a deeper connection to our ancestral past. Dale, let’s go.

About the hike: (Moderate at first, then easy) We’re headed to Anthony’s Nose trail near Cold Spring, NY where you’ll also be able to hike a section of the Appalachian Trail. If you’ve looking for a hike with a bit of a challenge, then this might do the trick. The first section of the hike is the steep 500-foot rock staircase (takes about 20-30 minutes to go up), then the trail levels out leading to the overlook with the epic views where we will take a break to rehydrate, meditate and journal before heading back. If you aren’t sure about the rock staircase, check out the photo below and/or you can read a play by play here.

Hike level: If you usually workout, you'll be okay. If you don't at all, you will huff and puff a bit but it's only the first 30 minutes. Then, it's super chill.

Videos of past hikes can be found here and here.

Distance: 2.6 miles

Photo courtesy of Hike the Hudson Valley

Public Transportation: If you're coming from NYC, you can take the Metro North train from Grand Central to Cortlandt via the Hudson Line. From there, it is about a 10-minute ride to the trailhead. If you're not down for the walk, you can easily book an Uber or Lyft. I’ll email the exact meetup spot 3 days prior.

Another transportation option: A shuttle is available for $89 RT with our partners at Outerthere. Fits up to 10 and will take you directly to the trail and back. Check out this link to book your shuttle.

Bathrooms: Only on the trains and in Cold Spring. There aren’t any at the trailhead or on the way. So we can find a spot and then the group can help cover you with our backs turned. We’ve done so in the past and you would be surprised how fast like-minded women come through for one another in nature. I also carry a bathroom kit for all the hikers so no need to pack that. I got you.

Breakdown:

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM: Welcome/Smudging/Introductions

10:30 AM - 1:00 PM: Hike in

1:00 PM - 1:30 PM: Snacks & Rest/Guided journaling session

1:30 PM - 3:00 PM: Hike back/Closing circle

Look forward to:

  • Grounding meditation

  • Earthing

  • Guided Spiritual Hike

  • Energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo

  • Guided Journaling Session

  • Sharing circle

I’ll be sending out an email with information on how to prep, what to pack, and more.

Refunds are not available but you can transfer your ticket to someone else or another one-day retreat this fall. If it rains, the hike will be rescheduled for the following day. If it rains the following day, then it will be rescheduled for the following weekend, again depending on the weather.

Reclaim Your Ancestry Retreat Reclaim Your Ancestry Retreat
Reclaim Your Ancestry Retreat
$111.00
Reclaim Your Ancestry Retreat
Reclaim Your Ancestry Retreat

WHY HIKE?

It boosts endorphins, reduces stress and helps keep you present. By allowing ourselves to be unapologetically spiritual in a place like the outdoors, we honor and affirm how we take up space in the world.

WHY JOURNAL?

The peace you get from being out on a hike naturally leads to personal reflection because your mind is super clear and you’re tapped into your highest self. Writing in this state is a powerful way to connect with yourself and what you want out of life. Once the pen hits the paper, anything is possible.

SIDE EFFECTS OF HIKING WITH US INCLUDE:

Spiritual freedom as we unapologetically take up space in nature, self-esteem on point, nature high that lasts about a week, inner peace, remembering who the fuck you are, feeling grounded, deep connection with nature, appreciation for ancestral land a.k.a. Pachamama, self-revelations through journaling, and the sassiness to stand in your power. You’ll always walk away from a hike feeling better than how you came in. 

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Autumn Equinox One-Day Retreat
Sep
30
10:00 AM10:00
Retreat, Nature, Hiking, Grounding

Autumn Equinox One-Day Retreat

4 spots left for our one-day retreat!

Ready to scream off a mountain together? Let’s welcome fall with a little releasing and resetting.

Intention: To honor transitioning into a new season and how we work with that energy. Plus, the fall foliage doesn’t hurt either. Look forward to a Grounding Meditation, Earthing, a Guided Spiritual Hike, an energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo and a Guided Journaling Session.

About the hike: (Moderate at first, then intermediate) We’re headed to Anthony’s Nose trail near Cold Spring, NY where you’ll also be able to hike a section of the Appalachian Trail. If you’ve looking for a hike with a bit of a challenge, then this might do the trick. The first section of the hike is the steep 500-foot rock staircase (takes about 20-30 minutes to go up), then the trail levels out leading to the overlook with the epic views where we will take a break to rehydrate, meditate and journal before heading back. If you aren’t sure about the rock staircase, check out the photo below and/or you can read a play by play here.

Hike level: If you usually workout, you'll be okay. If you don't at all, you will huff and puff a bit but it's only the first 30 minutes. Then, it's super chill.

Videos of past hikes can be found here and here.

Distance: 2.6 miles

Space: 9 spots left

Look forward to:

  • Grounding meditation

  • Earthing

  • Guided Spiritual Hike

  • Energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo

  • Guided Journaling Session

  • Sharing circle

Materials provided:

  • Reclama Journal

  • Gel feather pen

  • Healthy snacks

  • Catered lunch (with veggie options as well)

  • Herbal tea

Public Transportation: If you're coming from NYC, you can take the Metro North train from Grand Central to Cortlandt via the Hudson Line. From there, it is about a 10-minute ride to the trailhead. If you're not down for the walk, you can easily book an Uber or Lyft. I’ll email the exact meetup spot 3 days prior.

Another transportation option: A shuttle is available for $89 RT with our partners at Outerthere. Fits up to 10 and will take you directly to the trail and back. Check out this link to book your shuttle.

Bathrooms: Only on the trains and in Cold Spring. There aren’t any at the trailhead or on the way. So we can find a spot and then the group can help cover you with our backs turned. We’ve done so in the past and you would be surprised how fast like-minded women come through for one another in nature. I also carry a bathroom kit for all the hikers so no need to pack that. I got you.

Breakdown:

10:00 AM - 11 AM: Welcome/Smudging/Introductions

11 AM - 1 PM: Hike in

1 PM - 2 PM: Snacks & Rest and Guided Journaling Session

2 PM - 3:30 PM: Hike back/Closing circle

If you have any questions, please email hola@recla.ma

Un abrazo, 

Cindy 

Autumn Equinox One-Day Retreat
$88.00 $111.00

Refunds are not available but you can transfer your ticket to someone else. If it rains, the hike will be rescheduled for the following day.

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Peruanas Retreat with The Peruana Collective
Sep
16
10:00 AM10:00
Hiking

Peruanas Retreat with The Peruana Collective

If you’ve never hiked in the Hudson Valley in New York, now is your chance. This is the perfect time to catch those fall leaves and colors from beautiful summit views, plus this hike is public transportation friendly. Not to mention a bit moderate at first with some rock scrambles to keep your glutes honest.

Intention: This hike is about bringing the Peruanas in the diaspora together in the name of cultura and community.

Only for Peruanas? Yes, because this is a special event for the community I, Cindy Rodriguez, co-run with Vanessa Ponce a.k.a. Peruvian Chica in NYC called The Peruana Collective created to bring Peruanas in the diaspora together through online and IRL events in the New York and New Jersey area. To learn more about our story, check out our Instagram page with our backstory with more on how to join our comunidad. We’ve co-hosted a hike for TPC in the past and we loved it. Join us!

Vanessa at our past hike in the Hudson Valley.

Why? Because nature serves as a bridge to our ancestors, connecting us to our heritage. Ancestral landscapes and sacred sites in natural settings allow us to understand our roots. Nature's elements and symbolism play a role in honoring and communicating with our ancestors. It holds ancestral knowledge, enabling us to reclaim teachings and wisdom. Nature also provides a healing space for ancestral wounds, fostering reconciliation and a deeper connection to our ancestral past. Dale, let’s go.

Us keeping the community gatherings going during the pandemic.

About the hike: (Moderate at first, then easy) We’re headed to Anthony’s Nose trail near Cold Spring, NY where you’ll also be able to hike a section of the Appalachian Trail. If you’ve looking for a hike with a bit of a challenge, then this might do the trick. The first section of the hike is the steep 500-foot rock staircase (takes about 20-30 minutes to go up), then the trail levels out leading to the overlook with the epic views where we will take a break to rehydrate, meditate and journal before heading back. If you aren’t sure about the rock staircase, check out the photo below and/or you can read a play by play here.

Hike level: If you usually workout, you'll be okay. If you don't at all, you will huff and puff a bit but it's only the first 30 minutes. Then, it's super chill. Vas a ver. Check out what the hike is like on Reclama's IG page when we went last fall. 

Distance: 2.6 miles

Photo courtesy of Hike the Hudson Valley

Public Transportation: If you're coming from NYC, you can take the Metro North train from Grand Central to Cortlandt via the Hudson Line. From there, it is about a 10-minute ride to the trailhead. If you're not down for the walk, you can easily book an Uber or Lyft. I’ll email the exact meetup spot 3 days prior.

Grand Central Meetup: Co-founder of The Peruana Collective Vanessa Ponce will be meeting everyone at Grand Central that morning in case you don’t want to travel alone. Tenemos el buddy system!

Hike Meetup Spot: If you want to get a feel for what the drive is like check it out on Google Maps or Waze and put “Bear Mountain Bridge”. Exact meetup spot will only be sent to those who register and will be emailed a week before the retreat.

Bathrooms: Only on the trains and in Cold Spring. There aren’t any at the trailhead or on the way. So we can find a spot and then the group can help cover you with our backs turned. We’ve done so in the past and you would be surprised how fast like-minded women come through for one another in nature. I also carry a bathroom kit for all the hikers so no need to pack that. I got you.

Hot tip: The Bear Mountain Inn and Park is right on the other side of the bridge. You can stop there first before coming here. The public bathroom is in the parking lot to the far right of the lot.

Breakdown:

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM: Welcome/Smudging/Introductions

10:30 AM - 1:00 PM: Hike in

1:00 PM - 1:30 PM: Snacks & Rest/Guided Journaling session

1:30 PM - 3:00 PM: Hike back/Closing circle

Psst, please bring an object that reminds you of Peru. We’re going to build an altar out in the woods.

What’s Included:

  • Grounding meditation

  • Earthing in nature

  • Guided Spiritual Hike

  • Peruvian lunch (tamal, queso & maiz) and snacks for the hike

  • Energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo

  • Guided Journaling Session

  • Sharing circle

  • Reclama Journal

  • Gel feather pen

  • Motivational post card

I’ll be sending out an email with information on how to prep, what to pack, and more.

Refunds are not available but you can transfer your ticket to someone else or another one-day retreat this fall. If it rains, the hike will be rescheduled for the following day. If it rains the following day, then it will be rescheduled for the following weekend, again depending on the weather.

Peruanas Retreat Peruanas Retreat
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Peruanas Retreat
$125.00
Reclaim Your Ancestry Retreat
Reclaim Your Ancestry Retreat

WHY HIKE?

It boosts endorphins, reduces stress and helps keep you present. By allowing ourselves to be unapologetically spiritual in a place like the outdoors, we honor and affirm how we take up space in the world.

WHY JOURNAL?

The peace you get from being out on a hike naturally leads to personal reflection because your mind is super clear and you’re tapped into your highest self. Writing in this state is a powerful way to connect with yourself and what you want out of life. Once the pen hits the paper, anything is possible.

SIDE EFFECTS OF HIKING WITH US INCLUDE:

Spiritual freedom as we unapologetically take up space in nature, self-esteem on point, nature high that lasts about a week, inner peace, remembering who the fuck you are, feeling grounded, deep connection with nature, appreciation for ancestral land a.k.a. Pachamama, self-revelations through journaling, and the sassiness to stand in your power. You’ll always walk away from a hike feeling better than how you came in. 

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Earth Day in Central Park
Apr
22
12:00 PM12:00
Grounding

Earth Day in Central Park

Attention Women of Color living in NYC! Celebrate Earth Day by joining us for a day of connection with nature.

As we all know, nature has a powerful effect on our mental, emotional, and physical health, especially in times of stress and uncertainty.

Our Earth Day event will take place in Central Park, where we will spend the day exploring the park and participating in interactive spiritual activities designed to help you connect with the natural world. This event is designed specifically for women of color, who often face unique challenges in accessing green spaces and connecting with nature.

Our mission is to provide a safe and inclusive environment where you can unwind, recharge, and connect with like-minded women. Don't miss this opportunity to celebrate Earth Day and prioritize your well-being. Join us for a day of nature, community, and growth. Register now and be part of our movement to reclaim the healing power of nature for women of color.

Let's celebrate Earth Day in Central Park together! Look forward to: 

  • Grounding meditation

  • Earthing

  • Energetic cleanse with Sage and/or Palo Santo

  • Journaling 

  • Sharing circle

Rain date: Saturday, April 29th

Un abrazo, 

Cindy 

Earth Day in Central Park
$66.00

Refunds are not available but you can transfer your ticket to someone else. If it rains, the hike will be rescheduled for the following day.

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