Your Retreat Package
INCLUDED:
• Two nights at MTN House Canmore
• Three nights at The Kendrick in Banff
• One night at Kananaskis Mountain Lodge
• Pick up and drop off from Calgary International Airport
• Banff National Park Entry Fee
• Majority of your meals - you are on your own for two lunches
• Daily trail runs with professional guides
• Private yoga class
• Dedicated retreat leader to manage all the details so you can truly unplug
• Private transportation to all retreat activities
• Three Mindful Running clinics
• Trail snacks/energy food
• Luggage transfer between hotels
• An afternoon at the Kananaskis Nordic Spa
• Run Wild Retreats gift bag
EXCLUSIONS:
- Flights
- Alcoholic drinks and drinks outside of group meals
- Spa treatments
- Other incidentals
- Guide gratuity
- Travel/cancellation insurance
- Anything else not listed under “What’s Included”

Your deposit is fully transferrable to any other trip or partially refundable until March 12, 2026. Trip payments are non-refundable after this date. We recommend travel insurance with "Cancel for Any Reason" for this reason. Click here to see full terms and conditions.
FAQs
1. What are the trails like in the Canadian Rockies?
You’ll be running on some of the most scenic singletrack trails in the world - think hard-packed dirt paths that wind through forests, past alpine lakes, and up to panoramic mountain vistas. Some sections may be a bit rocky, but your Retreat Leader will preview each day’s route so you know exactly what to expect. Since we’ll be running at elevations between 4,000 and 7,000 feet, you might notice the thinner mountain air—but don’t worry, we ease into the higher altitudes gradually to give your body time to adjust. Our pace is always conversational, with plenty of breaks for water, photos, and simply soaking it all in. It’s all about enjoying the journey, not racing to the finish.
2. How do you qualify your run guides?
We partnered with professional running guides that hold all the necessary certifications and emergency response required to safely guide in the Canadian Rockies. Your safety and comfort is always our top priority. So please know you'll be in expert hands on the trails!
3. Can you accommodate my dietary restrictions?
Yes! On your intake form, you can provide us with the details of your specific dietary needs, and we pass this information along to the restaurants at which we eat during the retreat. If you have food allergies or an extremely restricted diet, let us know and we will discuss the options for accommodating those needs with you.
4. Why is this retreat more expensive than some others to the Canadian Rockies?
This retreat is more than just a group running tour; our Retreat Leaders are experts in mindful leadership so that they can support you on a journey that may be personally transformational. Additionally, you will experience professional running guides, premium accommodations, wellness experiences and excellent meals.
5. Do I have to have a passport to travel to Canada from the U.S.?
Yes, American citizens need a valid passport, passport card, or NEXUS card to enter Canada by land or sea. An enhanced driver's license (EDL) from Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Vermont, or Washington can also be used as proof of identity and citizenship for land and marine ports of entry. However, passport cards can only be used for land or sea travel between the United States and Canada, and are not accepted as an appropriate form of identification for international flights.
6. Is it OK for me to come by myself?
Yes! Most of our retreat participants travel alone. You may book a private room or a shared room package, in which case we'll pair you with another solo traveler in a room with two beds.
7. How fit do I need to be to do these runs?
We recommend that you have the fitness to comfortably run at least 7 miles, whether that's on roads or trails. You'll be on your feet around 2 to 3 hours a day in variable weather conditions. So good health and some running fitness is required.
8. How fast of a runner do I need to be?
You don't need to run a specific pace-per-mile to participate in this retreat, though you should have a base level of fitness that involves running at least 7 miles on the road. On the retreat, we take a lot of breaks to take photos, hydrate, enjoy the views, etc., so the pace is very relaxed and mindful. This also helps you conserve energy and not feel rushed at all.
9. I'm coming with a friend; can we share a room together?
Certainly! We can assure you and your friend will be roommates (when you each book a shared room package).