
Main · ridge top
Summit Stage
The crown of the meadow. Wide-sky sightlines, a stage cut into the ridge itself, and room for the whole festival to stand together at sunset.
Ridgeline Meadows · 2,150 m
One ridge, three temperatures of music, and rituals that bookend every day. Demonstration content — but the views are based on a real feeling.

Main · ridge top
The crown of the meadow. Wide-sky sightlines, a stage cut into the ridge itself, and room for the whole festival to stand together at sunset.

Electronic · dusk to late
A bowl of light below the tree line. Bass you feel through your boots, fire vectors along the perimeter, and the night's longest arc.

Acoustic · all day
A natural amphitheatre of stone and pine. Unplugged sets, storytelling hours, and the quietest place on site with the loudest stars.

Every morning at first light, the previous day's bracelets are hung on the fire line and the ridge wakes to a single drum.

Wake up inside the venue. Campers get the earliest trail up to Summit Stage and the last fire of the night.

When Fireline pauses between acts, the valley goes truly dark — the loudest stars you will ever hear nothing about.