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Calm in the Wild
A sanctuary in the Rockies
What if, in a world that feels so out of balance, we could experience the grounding power of nature, rediscover our interconnectedness and become attuned to the unspoken language of animals?
Connecting with the land
Star 6 Ranch is guardian to 80 acres of grasslands, meadows, forests and riparian areas. This sacred land is surrounded by wild and protected parklands, with the Kananaskis River running its eastern border. A vast, and diverse array of plants, wildlife, birds and insects call the ranch home, as well as our herd of horses, donkeys, cats, a dog, chickens & honeybees.
Regenerative agriculture processes allow us to reciprocate the gifts that the land shares with us. Through our mindful operations, careful management of our herd, rotational grazing strategies, and permaculture practices, we aim to support Mother Nature in rejuvenating the soil and improving the health of our diverse ecosystems.
We share our love for the beauty and solitude of this sacred place with our growing community and those seeking connection with the natural world: the brightness of stars at night, the feel of hands in rich soil, the grounding presence of animals, and the assurance that day comes after night.
Our Guiding Stars
Star 6 Ranch is a sanctuary for those seeking to reconnect with the land, community, and themselves.
We hold space for individuals to embark on journeys of self-discovery, healing, resiliency-building and growth. Reconnecting in meaningful ways with land, community and self guides people of all ages to hone their inner compasses, unearth their authentic selves, and discover that everything we need to thrive lies within.
We are stewards of the land
We create environments for learning
We nurture community & relationships
We support self-discovery and healing
We nurture a growing community, to which we all belong, by reconnecting with Mother Earth and honouring our wild places.