Honoring the Sacred in Nature and Ourselves
Wilderness is our temple. Love is our practice. Presence is our path.
Sacred Wild Fellowship exists to honor and worship Mother Earth, the sacredness of wild nature, and the divine within all beings.
We believe that loving the Earth, loving ourselves, and loving each other are powerful spiritual acts that restore harmony, connection, and aliveness. We reclaim wildness as worship, wilderness as our temple, and adventure as a sacred path.
Our gatherings—whether in stillness or celebration—invite deep presence, emotional authenticity, and soulful connection. We move, breathe, create, dance, and rest together in wild places. Within our community, we support one another wholeheartedly, holding space for the full human experience—with love, reverence, and deep care.
Our Values
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Honor the Earth
We believe in deep reverence for the land, water, and all that nature provides. The Earth is our teacher and our sacred space.
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Awaken the Divine Within
Our journey is one of self-discovery and spiritual awakening, rooted in nature and presence.
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Reconnection with Wildness
Wilderness is not just a place—it is a way of being. We strive to reconnect with the wild truth within ourselves and all around us.
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Sacred Action
Our fellowship is not passive. We act with love and intention, always in service to the Earth, our community, and the healing that nature offers.
The Fellowship’s Offerings
Sacred Wild Fellowship is a space where people come together to remember the sacredness of life, the Earth, and one another. Through collective adventure, stillness, and ceremony, we walk the path of presence.
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Wild Spirit Adventures
Multi-day nature-based spiritual retreats.
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Sacred Gatherings
Seasonal ceremonies, dance, and prayer under the open sky.
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1-on-1 Coaching and Mentorship
Deep presence, clarity, and alignment with your wild truth.
I’ve lived a life of extremes — chasing summits, courting risk, and testing my limits in every way I could. For years, I searched outside myself for meaning: in mountains, in accomplishments, in media coverage. I became the first person to snowboard on all Seven Summits, guided countless others, and appeared in films, magazines, and headlines across the world.
But no matter how much I achieved, it was never enough. Every summit was followed by the same quiet ache. The attention felt hollow. The validation was fleeting. I kept trying to fill an inner void — one that no external success could ever satisfy. What looked like adventure on the outside was, at times, a desperate quest to feel whole. I didn’t know it then, but I was chasing something that couldn’t be found at the top of any mountain. That kind of peace, that kind of belonging — it doesn’t come from applause or altitude. It comes from stillness. From presence. From returning to what’s always been true.
It was a broken back, an avalanche, and a long night alone in the Tetons that brought me home to something deeper.
That night — under the stars, breath shallow, body broken — I experienced a profound presence that changed everything. Since then, I’ve slowly shifted from external conquest to internal reverence.
Sacred Wild Fellowship is the offering born of that shift. A place where wildness is worship, where we gather to remember who we are, and where adventure becomes a sacred path to healing, truth, and love.
Stephen’s Story – A Journey of Transformation
We gather under Father Sky and upon Mother Earth to remember the wholeness of spirit.
Sacred Wild Fellowship exists to honor the Earth, awaken the divine within, and reconnect with the wildness of life itself. Through ceremony, adventure, celebration, and stillness, we remember what it means to be whole. We believe the mountains are our church, rivers our teachers, and wilderness our altar. Loving the Earth, ourselves, and each other is our sacred act.
Join Us
Whether you’re looking for a deep retreat in nature, a sacred ceremony, or personal guidance, we invite you to explore what we offer. Sacred Wild Fellowship is here to help you reconnect with your true self and with the wild places that heal and inspire.