Get outside and breathe
Hike along beautiful trails and practice yoga in a scenic location. Connect to nature as you build strength, improve balance, and find ease in mind and body while taking in the fresh air.
Coyote Ridge (easy)
June 29th, 8:00 am - 11:00 am
The trail offers the chance to see wildlife and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Features a cabin about half way out.
Mileage: 4.1 miles
Elevation: 564 ft elevation gain
Investment: $33
Riverbend Ponds (easy)
July 27th, 8:00 am - 11:00 am
Riverbend Pond Loop is moderately trafficked and offers the chance to see wildlife, especially since we’ll be going around so many ponds.
Distance: 2.6 mi
Elevation: 13 ft elevation gain
Investment: $33
Arapahoe Bend (easy)
August 24th, 8:00 am - 11:00 am
Arapaho Bend is a loop trail that features a couple small lakes and is good for all skill levels. Expect to see birds, fishermen, and occasionally horses and paddlers.
Mileage: 4.1 miles
Elevation: 30 ft elevation gain
Investment: $33
Bobcat Ridge (easy - moderate)
September 30th, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
You'll find a grassy valley, foothills, ponderosa pines, stunning red rock cliffs and more. Bobcat Ridge is home to elk, wild turkey, mountain lions and other wildlife. This loop trail features beautiful wild flowers and an old cabin. Horses and mountain bikers also use this trail.
Mileage: 4.3 miles
Elevation: 403 ft elevation gain
Investment: $33
How much is class?
Drop in for $33
Class Packs are available May - July
Outdoor Yoga 3 Pack: $80
Outdoor Yoga 5 Pack $120
Class packs are...
>>> good for SUP Yoga and Yoga Hikes
>>> can be used for the whole summer season
>>> can be shared with friends
Frequently Asked Questions
I'm a beginner hiker. Is this right for me?
- Yes. The trails that are chosen are rated as easy, except for one (Reservoir Ridge). Check the description of the class trail for specifics.
I've never done yoga before. Can I do this?
- Of course! All classes are suitable for all levels. They're great for you as a beginner or your friend who's been practicing for a long time and trying to get you to come to a class.
Do I need to sign up?
- Yes. Reservations are required.
Do I need to bring a yoga mat?
- No. There's no need to carry a mat with you. The poses in class, including savasana, are done standing.
What do I need to bring?
- Layers. Colorado weather is known to change and the temperature difference between a sunny day and a cloudy day can be the difference between an tank top and a light jacket.
- Hiking shoes. The trails that we use are dirt and can have some gravel. Make sure your shoes have good tread to help prevent any slipping.
- Water
- Snacks (as needed)
Do I need to take off my shoes?
- No. All classes can be done in your hiking shoes. If you'd like to take off you're shoes, you're welcome to do so. Connecting your feet to the earth is very grounding and restorative. While not your feet, there might be times where you touch the ground with your hands.
Are there restrooms?
- There are restrooms located at all parking areas either near the trailhead or a little past. Please bring your own hand sanitizer.
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