Registration Deadline: July 29, 2026 11:59pm MT

We live in a moment that is asking a lot of us. Shifting roles and relationships. Career pivots. Overwhelm and uncertainty. Many of us are carrying questions we haven’t had the space or the permission to sit with: What do I actually want? What matters most to me right now? What’s my next right step?

Finding Your True North is a half-day walking workshop that creates exactly that space. Set against the trails of Chautauqua Park, participants will move through a guided framework for personal wayfinding: clarifying their values, naming their strengths, identifying where opportunity meets purpose, and leaving with a clearer and grounded sense of direction.

Nature is not just the backdrop here. Movement through the outdoors loosens what sitting still keeps locked. Open sky offers perspective that four walls can’t. The walk itself is a living metaphor for the process: you can’t always see where the trail leads, but you take the next step anyway.

This workshop is for any woman or non-binary person who is:

• Navigating a career transition or crossroads
• Feeling unclear or stuck about their next direction
• Craving more purpose-driven work or life
• Worn down by the noise of the world and in need of grounding
• Ready to reconnect with what they know to be true about themselves 

Details

👥 Who: Adult women and non-binary people
🗓️ When: 9am-12pm, Saturday, August 1, 2026
📍 Where: Chautauqua Park, Boulder, CO (we’ll meet at Women’s Wilderness Headquarters)
🎟️ Price: $20/30/40 sliding scale
➕ Included in fee: professional and experienced instruction, light snacks and beverages

What to Wear & Bring

• Hiking shoes
• Backpack
• Water/Water bottle 
• Sunglasses
• Sun hat
• Sunscreen

Registered participants will receive a link to request gear to rent for free.

Your Instructor

Jenny Hampton (she/her) is a Boulder-based consultant and facilitator who helps individuals and organizations navigate complexity, change, and uncertainty. She brings together her professional experience in outdoor education, resource conservation, and clean energy with a personal practice rooted in daily meditation and time in the natural world. She has spent years guiding groups through hard questions and knows that clarity rarely comes from sitting still. She believes the most important questions we carry deserve open air, good company, and room to breathe.

Kriste (she/her) is the Executive Director of Women’s Wilderness, as well as a passionate outdoor enthusiast who loves being in community while in nature. As a certified yoga instructor and meditation teacher, she’s all about bringing mindfulness and storytelling into the mix in ways that heighten the inner and outer adventure by revealing more to is about ourselves and our surroundings. She’s also a trail runner, writer, and Wilderness First Responder.