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Experience mountain-top yoga in Park City, Utah, with guided hikes and stunning 360° views. Perfect for all levels, April to October, at $160.
Imagine standing atop a mountain, with sweeping 360-degree views of the rugged Utah landscape, and then stretching into yoga poses surrounded by nothing but nature and serenity. That’s exactly what this Hiking and Yoga in Park City experience offers—an unforgettable blend of adventure, mindfulness, and breathtaking scenery. From the ascent up PC Hill to the peaceful yoga session at the summit, this tour is designed to provide a truly unique way to connect with nature and yourself.
What we love about this experience is the personalized touch—it’s a private activity, meaning you won’t be lost in a crowd but instead guided by friendly, knowledgeable instructors who tailor the yoga practice to all abilities. However, it’s important to note that this activity runs only from April to October; no winter bookings are available, which might be a consideration if you’re visiting outside these months. This tour suits those looking for a combination of light adventure, wellness, and stunning visuals—perfect for nature lovers, yoga enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a memorable outdoor experience.
This mountain-top yoga experience in Park City is about embracing the outdoors in a calming, healthful way. It’s a mix of moderate hiking and mindful yoga that creates a balance of exertion and relaxation. The journey begins at the trailhead, where the guide leads your private group on a scenic ascent to PC Hill’s summit—about 30 to 45 minutes of hiking depending on your pace. With each switchback, you’ll notice more stunning views, making the climb part of the overall experience rather than just a means to an end.
Once at the top, the real magic begins. You’ll set out your yoga mats on the mountain’s flat surface, surrounded by panoramic views. The yoga session lasts about 45 to 60 minutes and is carefully crafted to fit all skill levels—whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned yogi, you’ll find poses and flows suited to your comfort and ability. Reviewers consistently mention the friendly and skilled instructors, like Lindsey and Amber, who make everyone feel at ease regardless of their experience.
The tour wraps up with a gentle hike back down, giving you time to savor the scenery and reflect on the experience. The entire activity takes around two hours, making it a perfect morning or afternoon outing without feeling rushed or overly demanding.
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The adventure begins at the PC Hill Trailhead in Park City, a convenient and accessible starting point. The meeting is straightforward, and since this is a private activity, your group’s schedule and pace are prioritized. The guides are praised for their excellent communication, making coordination seamless.
The hike to the summit lasts approximately 30 to 45 minutes, depending on your fitness level. Reviewers highlight that the trail features amazing views at every switchback, which keeps motivation high. It’s a manageable climb for most moderate physical fitness levels, but you’ll want to be prepared for a steady uphill walk. The trail is well-maintained, and the guide will ensure everyone stays comfortable.
At the top, the scene is breathtaking. Expect 360-degree panoramic views of Park City and mountain ranges that stretch beyond the horizon. The summit offers ample space for yoga mats and a flat area to practice comfortably. Several reviews mention how spectacular the scenery is—some even compare it to doing yoga during sunrise or sunset, thanks to the stunning natural lighting and peaceful atmosphere.
The yoga practice is thoughtfully designed to be accessible for all levels. Reviewers like Amber and Lindsey are highly praised for their personable approach and ability to tailor flows to diverse groups. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced practitioner, the session will help you stretch, breathe, and relax with stunning vistas as your backdrop. Many mention the calming effect of doing yoga outdoors in such a majestic setting, with some reviews specifically mentioning the inclusion of treats like muffins, tea, and coffee, adding a touch of comfort to the experience.
After the yoga, you’ll hike back down the same trail, enjoying the views from a different perspective. The return is usually more relaxed, with plenty of time to chat and absorb the natural beauty around you. By the end, most guests feel refreshed, inspired, and grateful for having experienced something truly unique in Utah.
People rave about the knowledgeable guides, like Amber and Lindsey, who go above and beyond to create a personalized experience. Reviewers mention that the views are unforgettable, often describing the moment of yoga at the top as “incredible” and “breathtaking.” The activity’s balance of gentle hiking and peaceful yoga makes it accessible, even for those with moderate physical fitness, as noted in the reviews.
One visitor shared that the sunrise yoga session was particularly memorable, adding that the guide’s pace was perfect, making the hike enjoyable without feeling hurried. Another appreciated the attention to detail—from providing coffee and muffins to ensuring the yoga practice suited everyone’s ability level.
The private nature of the tour means your group won’t be competing for space or attention, allowing for a more intimate and relaxed experience. Many reviews mention how the guides tailor the flow to the group’s energy level, making it more enjoyable.
At $160 per person, this experience offers a compelling value considering the combination of scenic hiking and outdoor yoga. You’re paying for not just a workout but a memorable experience infused with stunning vistas and expert guidance. Compared to other outdoor activities in Park City, the private aspect and personalized instruction really set this apart. Plus, the activity’s duration and the quality of the views provide a sense of worth that justifies the cost.
It’s worth noting that the activity includes a guided hike and yoga practice, so there are no hidden costs—just bring your spirit of adventure and a desire to connect with nature.
This tour is perfect for nature lovers, yoga enthusiasts, and adventurers who want a peaceful way to enjoy Utah’s stunning landscapes. It’s also ideal for groups celebrating special occasions—like bachelorette parties or family gatherings—thanks to its private setup and flexible yoga levels.
If you’re visiting Park City between April and October and looking for a refreshingly different outdoor activity that combines light hiking with mindful movement, this is definitely worth considering. It’s a wonderful way to connect with the natural beauty of the area without needing prior outdoor experience—just a willingness to enjoy the view and breathe deeply.
The Hiking and Yoga experience on top of PC Hill in Park City offers a unique blend of adventure, tranquility, and spectacular scenery. Thanks to friendly guides, breathtaking vistas, and a flexible yoga practice, it’s an activity that leaves you feeling both invigorated and relaxed. Its private setup ensures a personalized touch, making it suitable for groups of all sizes. Whether you’re a seasoned yogi or a curious beginner, the calm and beauty of this outdoor session make it a memorable highlight of any Utah trip.
While the price might seem a little steep, the combination of scenic hiking, expert guidance, and peaceful yoga justifies it, especially considering the exclusivity and quality of the experience. Just remember to book early, come prepared for moderate terrain, and enjoy the privilege of practicing yoga at one of Utah’s most scenic spots.
Is this activity suitable for beginners?
Yes, the yoga practice is designed for all levels, from beginners to advanced practitioners. The guides tailor the flow to your ability, ensuring everyone can participate comfortably.
How long is the hike?
The hike lasts about 30 to 45 minutes, depending on your pace and physical ability. It involves some switchbacks but is manageable for most with moderate fitness.
What should I bring?
Bring comfortable hiking shoes, layers suitable for outdoor weather, and your yoga mat (though mats may be provided). A water bottle, sun protection, and a sense of adventure are also recommended.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The activity is weather-dependent. If canceled due to poor conditions, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
Can I bring a service animal?
Yes, service animals are allowed on this tour, and the trail is accessible for them.
How far in advance should I book?
On average, this tour is booked about 40 days ahead, so early booking is advised, especially during peak months.