Serenity in the Wilderness
Situated in the heart of Red Feather Lakes area, the Drala Mountain Center (DMC) stands as a serene sanctuary for those seeking inner peace and wisdom. What makes DMC truly unique is its blend of natural beauty, unspoiled wilderness, and a commitment to contemplative practices rooted in Tibetan Buddhism. The retreat center offers a tranquil environment where you can immerse yourself in yoga, meditation, and contemplative arts.
Experience Comfortable Accommodations
Drala Mountain Center prioritizes your comfort and well-being. Accommodations range from elegant lodge rooms featuring private baths to shared same-gender dormitories. For those who prefer an adventurous experience, there are economically-priced seasonal tents nestled among the wooded hillsides. Regardless of your choice, you’ll experience the perfect balance of modern comforts and the beauty of nature.
Nutrition for Body and Spirit
Meals are an integral part of the retreat experience at DMC. Enjoy delicious meals prepared with fresh ingredients, offering vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. The dedicated kitchen staff is committed to providing nourishing food that caters to diverse dietary needs, making your time at the retreat center not just rejuvenating for the mind but also for the body.
Visit Drala Mountain Center to explore the nature of self and society in a supportive community. With a stunning location, warm hospitality, and enriching programs, you will leave feeling renewed, inspired, and connected to the teachings of Tibetan Buddhism.
Author: Faye & Chris
We're Faye and Chris, and we live up here in the Rocky Mountains of Larimer County. Everything on this site comes from actually being out in it — Chris is the driver, and Faye is the writer/photographer. Between us we built the Larimer Wilds apps so other people can find this wild mountain country too. We're not a tourism board and nobody pays us to say any of this. We're two people who love, hike, bike and ride Northwest Larimer County and would rather help you do it right than watch you learn it the hard way.
