We had a wonderful day with Chris and Melissa. A part of their tour requirements is “solitude”, meaning we saw no one else on our hike. Doing yoga on those strong massive rocks with an expansive view of the desert and mountains in the distance was memorable. Petroglyphs were a bonus. They are a geologist/botanist combo which opened up easy and interesting conversations. Highly recommended.
Professional and knowledgeable guides
Experience the magnificent landscapes of Utah or Washington
Transform your practice in nature
Reconnect with yourself and the natural world around you with this unique yoga experience. Bring a new element to meditation and yoga as you practice in the beautifully secluded and serene wilderness of Washington or Utah. Outings include an invigorating hike to a panoramic viewpoint where we will practice yoga, enjoy a tasty lunch or snack and take in the awe-inspiring beauty that surrounds us. Join us for an inspirational adventure.
Full-day: $149 Half-day: $99 | Multi-day options available | Snacks provided
Trip Details
Price
Half-day: $99*
Full-day: $149*
10% discount for groups of 8 or more
*Minimum rate of $198 for half-day and $298 for full-day for solo travelers if not joining another group
Departure time
8 AM
Meeting point
Various locations in Washington or Utah.
Meeting location will be provided in your pre-trip information packet.
Availability
March through November
Duration
Half-day, full-day, and multi-day options available
Group size
2-10
If you have more than 8 people in your group, contact us about doing a private tour.
Experience level
No previous experience required
This trip is suitable for beginners of all ages who are looking to enjoy an active, adventurous, and educational outdoor experience. Adult participants should be able to carry a pack weighing 10-20 pounds.
Difficulty rating
Utah: 1-3
Washington: 1-2
Level 1
- Activity:
- Hiking: Easy hiking on well maintained trails
- Canyoneering: Easy hiking and scrambling using hands and feet for balance and support A rope may be used for handlines, belays, rappels and lowering packs
- Distances: Hike up to 2 miles
- Surfaces: Easy terrain
- Elevation Change: Little to none. Short sections of uphill travel.
Level 2
- Activity:
- Hiking: Easy to moderate hiking
- Canyoneering: Easy to moderate hiking and scrambling using hands and feet for balance and support. A rope may be used for handlines, belays, rappels and lowering packs.
- Distances: Hike up to 3 miles
- Surfaces: Flat or rolling terrain with some steep ascents/descents and uneven trails
- Elevation Change: Up to 600 ft/day
Level 3
- Activity:
- Hiking: Moderate, off-trail hiking on rugged trails
- Canyoneering: Moderate, sustained, climbing and scrambling using hands and feet. A rope is required for handlines, belays, rappels and lowering packs
- Distances: Hike up to 6 miles
- Surfaces: Rolling or mountainous terrain with some steep ascents/descents and uneven trails
- Elevation Change: Up to 1200 ft/day
Level 4
- Activity:
- Hiking: Difficult, off-trail hiking on rugged, technical terrain
- Canyoneering: Difficult, sustained, climbing and scrambling using hands and feet. A rope is required for handlines, belays, rappels and lowering packs.
- Distances: Hike up to 10 miles
- Surfaces: Rugged, exposed terrain with steep ascents/descents and uneven trails
- Elevation Change: Up to 3000 ft/day
Level 5
- Activity:
- Hiking: Very difficult, off-trail hiking on rugged, technical terrain
- Canyoneering: Very difficult, sustained, climbing and scrambling using hands and feet. A rope may be used for handlines, belays, rappels and lowering packs. May require advanced canyoneering techniques including guided rappels, multi-pitch rappels, complex ropework difficult pothole escapes, and advanced problem-solving and anchor building.
- Distances: Hike up to 14 miles
- Surfaces: Extremely rugged, exposed terrain with steep ascents/descents and uneven trails
- Elevation Change: Up to 4000 ft/day
Solitude rating
Utah: 5
Washington: 4
- Expect to be around other hikers and travelers most of the time.
- Expect to have some solitude, as much as an hour at a time without seeing other groups.
- Expect several hours of solitude at a time.
- Expect to see no more than one or two groups on your trip.
- Expect to see no other hikers or travelers on your trip.
Included
- Experienced and professional guides
- Trail snacks or lunch and refreshments
- Federal land permit fees
- Safety equipment, including a team first-aid kit and satellite messenger
- A commitment to make the tour as exciting, challenging, and informative as you’d like
Not included
- Travel insurance
- Transportation to trailhead
- Gratuity for your guide
What to bring
- Layered clothing
- Comfortable, sturdy footwear
- Sun protection
- Small backpack
- Water bottles or bladder
- Headlamp or flashlight
A full packing list will be sent upon booking.
What Lies Ahead of You
Take your yoga practice out of the studio and into the wild
Explore the unique landscapes of Washington or Utah
Step away from the busyness of modern living and experience solitude
Embark on an Adventure That Will Restore Your Well-Being
Join us for a journey into the heart of the wilderness hidden away from civilization and reconnect with your own along the way.
We will start off hiking and scrambling through millions of years of geologic history as you learn about the influences that shaped this unique landscape. Your guide will offer reflective and mindful moments as you make your way through the quiet wilderness. Once we reach our destination, enjoy a relaxing and rejuvenating yoga class with a panoramic view and allow the cycles and rhythms of your being to sync with the silence and solitude of nature.
After practice, we will enjoy our snacks or lunches and venture into the beautiful wilderness. On the hike out, and with the intimate knowledge of the area, our guide will make this soul-soothing journey one to remember.
Other Important Information
We offer multiple tours in the Utah wilderness. See where we guide!
We will confirm the exact location of where we will venture to upon booking. If you are taking this yoga tour in Utah, check out some of our local recommendations(opens in a new tab)! If you have any further questions, please get in touch with us(opens in a new tab)!
Frequently Asked Questions
No, no previous experience is required!
Wear clothes you can move in and won’t tear easily. Layers are also key! For your feet, comfortable medium-weight hiking shoes or boots work best. You definitely need closed-toed shoes (no Chacos!) that you’ve worn before and broken in well.
Entrance fees and snacks are included in the price.
We are happy to include healthy, nutritious and delicious snacks on all of our outings. We typically bring a nut mix and dried fruit along with us. We welcome you to bring some snacks of your own if you’ve got something specific you’d like.
Please note: we are happy to accommodate vegetarian, vegan, kosher, and gluten-free diets—just get in touch with us, and we’ll chat about your needs!
Have more questions? Head to our FAQ page to read more!
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What an AMAZING experience! We had never done this before but Chris was so professional and reassuring. The scenery was beautiful and the decent into the canyon was something we’ll never forget. Thanks Chris for a big checkmark on our bucket list!!!
We were a group of 4 women in our 50’s and 60’s with hiking experience. Our guide Mike was very skilled and a pleasure to spend the day with. I would highly recommend doing a tour of the wonderful dessert and see places that would be far to difficult to experience without ropes and knowledged guides!
