Embrace a new rhythm for living
Infinity Adventures are immersive retreats where vibrant health and nourishing rituals are embodied.
Guided by wholehearted facilitators, your experience will be filled with personal reflections, nature hikes, nutritious meals, and freestyle dancing!
These adventures help you to discover what life feels like when wellness and joy align. Afterward, you’ll carry it home with you.
UPCOMING TRIPS
2025 Wellness Adventure
Tsao New Mexico Sep 24-28
Open your mind, body, and spirit to profound transformation
Billy Merrit
Billy Merritt is the trail guide and lead facilitator for Infinity Adventures. Since 2006, he has dedicated himself to hosting transformative health retreats that blend inspiration with approachability. With a mission to explore and share the foundations of excellent health, Billy curates experiences designed to help participants create lasting change.
Whether guiding a hike through spectacular landscapes or fostering stillness in the forest, Billy’s work centers on helping others feel deeply connected to themselves, their community, and the world around them.
Lena Eastes
A gifted teacher and retreat facilitator, Lena's mastery is helping others live in alignment with their inner wisdom. Devoted to cultural renewal and Earth connection, Lena has led transformational experiences for over 16 years, including Earth Path’s “Growing Goddess” ceremony for young women. Lena shows up with a wild-hearted presence and genuine love. She walks as student, teacher, mother, mentor, and friend—rooted in reverence for plants, spirits, and the brilliant journey of being human. Ceremony with Lena is sacred... and never boring. Lena's work embodies a living prayer for a more beautiful, connected world.
Herbert Foster
Herbert Foster has lived in northern New Mexico for over 30 years, often exploring the outdoors by foot, bike, boat or bus (and one hot air balloon). He moved to New Mexico to get his master's degree in Community and Regional Planning, then he continued his career working with Native American communities and local governments in land use planning, historic preservation, and land conservation. His profession as a land use planner gives him a unique perspective on the diverse people and places of Northern New Mexico, all of which he is happy to share during retreats and on the trails.
