Labyrinth Path - Retreat: Awaken Joy! [OVERNIGHT PACKAGE]

With S. Jan Ginzkey, OSB

September 26 - 27, 2026

Date and Time Details: This all-inclusive retreat (lodging, workshop, and meals) begins at 9 a.m. on Saturday, September 26, 2026, and ends at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, September 27, 2026. If interested in commuting, please instead choose the commuter option in our offerings menu.

Location: Benet Hill Monastery classroom and outdoor labyrinth

Address: 3190 Benet Ln, Colorado Springs, CO 80921, USA

Contact: Sally Rothstein
retreats@benethillmonastery.org
719-355-1624

  • Single Occupancy - Full Bed with Private Bathroom – $315.00
  • Single Occupancy - 1 Twin Bed with Shared Bathroom – $288.00
  • Single Occupancy - 1 Full/Queen Bed with Shared Bathroom – $302.00
  • Single Occupancy - 2 Twin Beds with Shared Bathroom – $297.00
  • Double Occupancy - Full Bed with Private Bathroom – $540.00
  • Double Occupancy - 1 Full/Queen Bed with Shared Bathroom – $540.00
  • Double Occupancy - 2 Twin Beds with Shared Bathroom – $540.00

Led by our expert-in-residence, Sister Jan Ginzkey, OSB, you will explore how the “Masters of the Compass” created the labyrinth and the Cathedral of Chartres, experience forest bathing, and have ample time for praying the labyrinth and journaling.

This serves as either your culminating event of your seasonal labyrinth pilgrimage or as a stand-alone retreat. 

The overnight package invites a deeper experience alone or with friends, which can also be extended by adding a Friday lodging option and/or a Sunday 2 p.m. dinner with the Benet Hill Monastery community.

If interested in commuting, please see this separate listing for commuters.

Cancellations: Up to 90 days before the retreat start date, all fees are refunded less a $50 administration fee. Between 90-30 days before the retreat start date, a 50% refund is provided. No refund is provided for cancelations made 30 days or less from the retreat start date.

About the Leader

S. Jan Ginzkey, OSB

Sister Jan has been learning and teaching about the labyrinth and the culturally modified trees for 38 years. She gathered community to build the labyrinth in 2001 as a contemplative means to deepen one's spirituality. She continues to discover and protect the sacred living artifacts of the Ute peoples. From S. Jan: I come from […]

Learn more about S. Jan Ginzkey, OSB

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