Restore Retreats for
Rest & Renewal
Restore Retreats by Mountain Song Yoga are thoughtfully designed experiences focused on rest, reflection and renewal. Held in inspiring settings, these retreats offer space to unplug, reconnect and return home feeling grounded and restored.
Spots are limited and fill quickly.
Claim your place in a Restore Retreat and give yourself the gift of renewal.
Why Restore
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Small & intimate: limited spots per retreat
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Balanced schedule: gentle guidance with plenty of time for yourself
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Creative & soulful: meditation, sound, story, and artistic expression woven together
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A true sanctuary: different locations, same cozy and nourishing heart
What to Expect
Intentional Days
Time filled with activities designed to ease tension and cultivate calm.
Sacred Spaces for Connection
Time to be with nature, reflect quietly or share soulful conversation with fellow retreaters.
Nurturing Simplicity
Soft music, wholesome meals, moments of peace -
all the essentials, freed from the clutter of everyday demands.
Restore Retreat
Explore our last WHITEFISH Retreat of 2025
October 23rd | WHITEFISH
Dates + Times: 3pm Thursday, October 23rd thru 11am Sunday,October 26th ( following breakfast )
Location: Haymoon Resort | 1845 Hodgson Rd, Whitefish MT
The serenity of the cabins + grounds at the beautiful Haymoon Resort in Whitefish, MT.
Imagine this: three nights and four days where time slows down, your breath deepers, and the noise of everyday life gently fades away.
That’s the heart of our Restore Retreat Whitefish.
In an intimate group, we’ll share gentle yoga, guided meditations, and a soothing sound bath ceremony designed to reset your nervous system. You’ll also have spacious hours to nap, journal, explore, or simply be.
And because joy blossoms in creativity and connection, you’ll be invited to three special afternoon activities:
Book Club — cozy conversation with kindred spirits, centered around words that inspire.
Creative Activity — a playful space to participate in the activity.
Sound Bath - feel the vibrational energy as you are bathed by the sound of the bowls, instruments and gongs.
This isn’t just a retreat — it’s a sanctuary. A place where you are free to soften, laugh, rest, and return home renewed.
What’s Included
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3 nights, 4 days of cozy accommodations at Haymoon Resort
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Daily gentle yoga + meditation practices
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A soothing sound bath ceremony
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A cozy Book Club gathering with meaningful conversation
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Optional Creative Activity — a chance to play, create, and connect (think art, journaling, movement, or crafting)
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Spacious free time to rest, wander, or simply be
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An intimate group where everyone feels seen and supported.
Meals
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Thursday - Dinner
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Friday + Saturday - Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Sunday - Breakfast
Your Investment
Most rooms are single rooms with queen beds.
There are limited shared rooms with twin beds and a $75 off the rate is offered for a twin bed in a double room.
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Early Bird Pricing: $747 (when booked by Sept 15, 2025)
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Standard Pricing: $797
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Late Registration: $825 (if space remains within 2 weeks of retreat)
Payment plans available — because rest should feel accessible.
Meet Your Restore Retreat Leader
Shelle Kuntz
Shelle is the radiant heart behind Mountain Song Yoga, yoga retreats, and teacher trainings. With over 500 hours of advanced training in the tantric tradition at Sattva Yoga Academy and years of dedicated study in Vedic astrology, Shelle has guided hundreds of students into the art of slowing down, reconnecting, and remembering who they truly are.
As a teacher, retreat leader, and eternal student herself, Shelle blends yoga, soulful meditation, sound healing, and creative practices to create experiences that feel less like “programs” and more like coming home to yourself.
Known for her warm presence and her gift of making every person feel seen and supported, Shelle has led retreats across the U.S. and internationally — from Montana to Mexico & the USA to Asia, Europe and beyond.
For Shelle, the Restore Retreats are not about doing more — they are about being held, finding breath, and resting into the joy of simply being.