Yoga Hike

What you get

The hike begins with a forested, 1 mile steady (but not steep) incline with some switchbacks and a couple of sections that have stairs built into the earth. Once you’re at the summit, you’ll pause to settle in then enjoy a 45-60min yoga flow suitable for all levels. Finally, you’ll hike 1 mile along a steady (but not steep) downhill on a forest road that will complete the loop back to your car.

If you’re concerned about pacing or are a beginner hiker, no need to worry! There is no rush or race and always encourage participants to hike at their own pace. The guide will pause regularly along the way to share stories of the area and fun facts about nature. Groups are kept small so your guide can better personalize the experience and manage pacing according to the group.

Wear any light, flexible, weather appropriate clothing that you’re comfortable moving your body in. We recommend synthetic, quick drying fabrics. Avoid cotton at all costs! Closed toe shoes and a rainproof layer are critical.

Because the weather here can vary dramatically, dressing in layers will be your key to comfort. Remember that temperatures in the mountains can be 10-20 degrees cooler than in town so a warm, dry upper layer is always recommended even if it looks like a hot day. If you’re hiking in Spring, Fall or Winter, we also recommend bringing gloves and a winter hat just in case. Your rain jacket can double as a wind breaker. Ponchos are ok too!

Sun protection like sunscreen, hat, or long sleeves is critical year round as your yoga practice takes place on the sunny summit.

It is recommended that you bring a small day bag for your personal items. Make sure to bring rain protection (rain jacket or poncho), a full water bottle, sun protection, and any critical medications.

The exact location will be provided once you book, and your instructor will provide a yoga mat and carrying strap for your comfort.

Look out for amazing sunset walks between May and October.