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What will I experience on a tour?

The variables are pretty close to infinite. Tell us what you’d like to experience or see and we’ll create the perfect tour for you!

What should I bring on a tour?

See our What to Bring List.

What’s the local weather like?

It can vary 30 to 40 degrees Farenheit between day and night temperatures – even in the summer, so it’s best to dress in layers. See www.weather.com for more current details.

What’s the best time to see wildflowers on the mountain?

Late July, August and early September, depending on how soon the snow melts.

When does the snow melt?

As you’ve probably noticed, our weather is getting pretty unpredictable. Generally by the end of July or early August you can drive to the end of Everitt Memorial Highway, which is at the 7800 foot elevation. Between about November and July the upper road is closed due to snow, and Bunny Flat is the highest you can drive, which is 6,950 feet high.

Any suggestions about lodging?

See www.mtshastachamber.com and click on accommodations.

Seen any Lemurians lately?

Reports of them appearing in town ended in the 1940’s. Seeing one on the mountain can be catagorized as a “mystical experience,” which depends totally on your present vibrational frequency, intention and your ability to radiate pure unconditional love.

Can you show me the mystical mountain caves I’ve read so much about?

(Same answer as above.) Ashalyn has been wandering the mountain trails for over 17 years and still hasn’t been granted that honor.

How does one prepare for a sacred journey?

That varies with each person and can include prayer, fasting, meditation, intention, opening one’s heart and gently and humbly following one’s inner guidance, before and during your visit to the mountain. Do not come with any preconceived expectations or agendas. Simply surrender and allow the journey to unfold. See Kristin Stroud’s article from the Mountain Spirit Chronicles 2006 Summer Solsitce issue entitled, Establishing a Gentle Etiquette for Sacred Wild Places: "Leave Only Prayers, Take Only Blessings."


   
 
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