There comes a time when what we want most isn’t another thing—it’s an experience that nourishes us deeply. The Quiet Between the Trees, held in the breathtaking mountain setting of Kingfield, Maine, was created for guests who are ready to pause, reconnect, and savor life a little more slowly. Imagine days filled with yoga guided by four exceptional teachers, delicious meals prepared with care, quiet forest walks, time in the spa, and unhurried moments to read, rest, and simply be. Every detail is thoughtfully handled so that you can step away from the noise of everyday life and return to what matters most—yourself, your breath, and the quiet wisdom that emerges when you finally give yourself the space to listen.

“Between the trees, we remember: to stand tall, to bend with the wind, and to trust the quiet strength within.”

Nestled in the foothills of Maine’s western mountains, Millholm Estate is a place where the pace of life softens and the natural world invites you to slow down. Surrounded by forests and overlooking the charming village of Kingfield, this historic Georgian Revival mansion offers a peaceful sanctuary to pause, breathe deeply, and rediscover the quiet within.

Built during the Gilded Age by Amos G. Winter and designed by the innovative Stanley brothers—Freelan Oscar Stanley and Francis Edgar Stanley, creators of the Stanley Steamer automobile—Hillholm was originally imagined as a romantic mountain retreat. Today, its timeless beauty and rich history continue to hold space for rest, reflection, and meaningful connection.

Kingfield, a village of just over a thousand residents, sits at the gateway to the Bigelow Mountain Range and near Sugarloaf, Maine’s largest ski mountain. Here, the forests stretch wide, the air feels clear, and the stillness between the trees becomes an invitation to listen more deeply—to nature, to community, and to yourself.

The heart of this retreat is The Quiet Between the Trees—a gentle exploration of the spaces where insight, healing, and transformation arise. Throughout the weekend, our intention is to create opportunities for you to tune into your heart, settle into stillness, deepen or begin a meditation practice, and reconnect with what feels most true.

Your guides for this journey—Jenny Meshna, Lelia Leary, Julie McKay, and Jen Mast—have thoughtfully curated this experience with depth, wisdom, gentleness, and love. Together, they will hold a supportive and welcoming container where guests can explore meditation, mindful movement, reflection, and shared experiences.

This retreat is also about community. It is a time to gather with both new and familiar faces, to share stories and laughter, and to support one another in a space where everyone is encouraged to arrive exactly as they are. Between structured offerings and open time to wander forest paths or rest quietly, each guest can shape their experience in a way that feels nourishing and authentic.

Here, between the mountains and the trees, we invite you to slow down, listen closely, and discover the quiet that has been waiting for you all along.

“Between the trees, we listen — not just to the forest, but to the quiet messages of our own hearts.”

Savor is more than a getaway—it’s a reset.
A chance to pause, connect with a like-hearted community, and offer your mind and body the gift of new perspective. With time to rest, reflect, and remember what truly nourishes you, you’ll leave feeling rooted, replenished, and inspired.

Spaces are limited, and early booking is highly encouraged.