The retreat lineup
Longship currently names three retreat or immersion formats. They are different experiences, not interchangeable SEO labels: The Ascent in the Canadian Rockies, The Archetype in San Diego with Mark Divine, and The Timbercall in Vernon, British Columbia.
- The Ascent: mountain terrain, hiking, reflection, camaraderie, and adventure storytelling
- The Archetype: physically demanding team evolutions, breathwork, meditation, and integrated leadership training
- The Timbercall: wilderness, guided shadow work, elemental ritual, movement, silence, and reflection
Dates, pricing, and access
Each retreat is announced as a release: dates, price, fitness requirements, and travel details come out together when registration opens. Between releases, the formats below are the standing lineup. Members get first access and member pricing; everyone else can watch the Events page or ask directly.
- Dates and pricing are published with each retreat release
- Members hear first and get member pricing
- Fitness and travel requirements come with the release details
- Contact Longship anytime for current availability
What kind of work happens
The common thread is pressure plus reflection. The retreats connect to the 4 Mountains, Kokoro, council-style processing, physical challenge, leadership standards, and the practice of becoming steadier outside normal routine.
What this is not
Longship should not be read as promising a generic wellness vacation, a clinical treatment, or guaranteed transformation. The retreat language points toward challenge, terrain, accountability, group process, and leadership practice.
