Mother-Daughter Retreat
Friday, May 10, 2024
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Sunday, May 12, 2024
Sequoia National Park
Beginner
Hike
$350
Nadah Feteih
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Join us for a rejuvenating mother-daughter retreat the Mothers' Day Weekend (May 10 - 12th). We'll be exploring the sequoia groves in the national park, walking along scenic trails, and soaking in the beauty of cascading waterfalls. Our cozy cabin is alongside a beautiful river and our evenings will be filled with art activities, campfire chats, and stargazing sessions. This retreat offers the perfect opportunity to bond and create cherished memories together in the serene wilderness of Sequoia inshaAllah! Note: this retreat is only for women 18+ (adult mother and daughter pairs). We aim to make this retreat accessible as possible for women at different fitness levels. We will be doing easy hikes and will be outside of the cabin most of the day. If you have any additional questions on if this retreat is right for you, please reach out at info@mawacollective.com.
We have a spacious cabin reserved in Three Rivers, CA for this 3 day/2 night trip and it is around a 3.5 hr drive from LA and a 4 hour drive from the Bay Area. If you are flying in, please plan to land by 3 pm on Friday, May 10th and leave no earlier than 2 pm on Sunday, May 12th. When you click RSVP above, you will be taken to our booking platform to fill out the registration form. You will also be asked to submit the initial $100 non-refundable deposit (which covers part of the total trip cost) to confirm your spot. Please note: this trip will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis and most of our trips fill up within a few days.
Nadah Feteih
Trip Lead
Nadah is an Egyptian Muslim-American woman who grew up with a love for the outdoors. She enjoys hiking, backpacking, and most recently mountaineering. She’s visited 27 national parks across the US and completed treks to Everest Base Camp, summited Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania and Mt. Kosciuszko in Australia, and received a scholarship to summit Glacier Peak in Washington state this past summer with Climbers of Color. She is passionate about making the outdoors more accessible to others in her community which is how the idea for Ma’wa was born.
