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Experience a unique blend of yoga, hiking, and nature in Snow Canyon with expert guides, stunning views, and meaningful natural education.
If you’re seeking a way to connect with Utah’s stunning desert landscape while also finding some peace through yoga, the Yoga and Hike Experience in Snow Canyon might just be your perfect match. This tour offers a thoughtful combination of gentle wilderness exploration, mindful movement, and natural education—all wrapped in a manageable four-hour session.
What we love about this experience is how it seamlessly blends educational insights about local flora and geological formations** with the serenity of yoga**, creating a well-rounded adventure. The guides, who are both knowledgeable and enthusiastic, elevate this experience with their passion and expertise. Plus, the stunning vistas—including views of Zion National Park and the Pine Valley Mountains—are an undeniable highlight.
However, a potential consideration is that the tour’s timing and setting are particularly suited for early mornings or late afternoons, especially in summer. Travelers should plan accordingly if they prefer different times of day or have specific scheduling needs.
This tour suits those who enjoy nature, are open to trying yoga in an outdoor setting, and appreciate learning about their surroundings from passionate guides. Whether you’re solo, traveling with friends, or part of a small group, this experience offers genuine value and memorable moments.


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The tour begins at FeelLove Coffee in Ivins, Utah, a convenient starting point that sets a relaxed tone. From there, you’ll follow your guide to the trailhead, ready for a gentle trek through Snow Canyon State Park. The hike, roughly 2-2.5 miles, meanders through a visually captivating desert ecosystem. Along the way, your guide—who is both a Wilderness First Responder and a Utah Master Naturalist—will share insights about native plants, wildlife, and the geology of the area.
This part of the experience is more than just walking; it’s about appreciating and learning about the landscape. The reviewers praise the guides for their passion and expertise—one states, “Brooke and Sego are awesome! She knows so much about the local plants and geology and is super passionate about what she does.” This personal touch makes it more than just a hike; it’s an educational journey seasoned with genuine enthusiasm.
After the hike, you’ll find a flat spot atop the Navajo Sandstone for a one-hour yoga and meditation session. The setting is truly unique—imagine practicing yoga on a sticky, textured rock surface with views that might include Zion National Park or candy-cane striped cliffs. The elevated position offers a sense of openness and tranquility, perfect for mindfulness and reflection.
The yoga is described as all levels, meaning it’s accessible whether you’re a seasoned yogi or trying it for the first time. The focus on meditation and journaling allows you to process the experience, making it more meaningful. One reviewer highlights, “Thanks to Brookes’ awesomeness, we learned about botany and rock formations, then topped it off with yoga + an amazing view.”
Post-yoga, the group makes its way back along the same trail. The total activity lasts about 3 to 4 hours, making it an ideal half-day outing. The experience includes photos of your group—an excellent way to capture memories of this scenic and peaceful day.
For $104 per person, the package covers park entrance fees, a yoga mat, a keepsake journal, and professional photos. Having a yoga mat included means you don’t need to bring your own, which adds convenience. The local guide and instructor combine naturalist knowledge with yoga expertise, enriching the experience.
However, private transportation is not included, so you’ll need to meet at the designated starting point. If you’re staying nearby, this isn’t a problem, but those relying on public transit or shuttles should plan accordingly.
The tour operates from March to October, with flexible hours from early morning to evening. The best time for summer trips is at sunrise or sunset, when temperatures are cooler and the light adds drama to the scenery. If unsure, it’s worth consulting with the provider about the best time to visit, especially in summer.
This is a private tour, meaning only your group participates, which ensures a more personalized experience. The small-group setting fosters intimacy and allows the guide to adapt to your interests or questions.
Multiple positive reviews emphasize the knowledge and passion of guides. One reviewer mentions that they learned about “botany and rock formations” thanks to Brooke’s storytelling. The stunning views and the chance to practice yoga in such a remarkable natural setting** truly stand out.

In our view, this experience offers more than just a hike or a yoga class; it combines education, physical activity, mindfulness, and breathtaking scenery into one thoughtfully curated outing. The value for $104 is clear given the inclusion of professional guidance, park fees, a yoga mat, photographs, and a keepsake journal.
It’s an excellent choice for nature lovers, yoga enthusiasts, and those curious about Utah’s desert landscapes. The guided insights make it especially appealing for travelers who want to deepen their understanding of the environment while engaging in a calming activity.
While not suited for those seeking a high-intensity hike or private transportation, it compensates with its educational depth and scenic tranquility. The small-group format ensures a more intimate experience, which many travelers find more rewarding.
“Brooke and Sego are awesome! She knows so much about the local plants and geology and is super passionate about what she does. What a great hiking …”
Is this experience suitable for beginners?
Yes, the yoga and hike are both described as all levels, making it accessible regardless of your experience.
What should I bring or wear?
While the tour offers a yoga mat, it’s good to wear comfortable, layered clothing suitable for outdoor activity. Sunscreen and a hat are recommended, especially in summer.
Does the tour operate in all weather conditions?
The tour requires good weather. If canceled due to poor conditions, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
Is private transportation included?
No, you’ll need to arrange your own transportation to the starting point at FeelLove Coffee.
Can I participate if I have mobility issues?
Since the hike is about 2-2.5 miles on desert terrain, it may not be suitable for those with mobility challenges. Check with the provider if unsure.
What makes this experience special?
The combination of expert-guided natural education, stunning vistas, and the serenity of outdoor yoga in Snow Canyon creates a memorable, enriching outing.
Are photos included?
Yes, professional photos of your group are part of the package, so you can cherish the moment long after the trip ends.
This yoga and hike tour in Snow Canyon stands out for its thoughtful blend of nature, mindfulness, and education. The knowledgeable guides make all the difference, turning a simple walk into a story-filled adventure. The spectacular views provide a perfect backdrop for relaxation and reflection, making it a truly enriching experience.
Ideal for travelers who appreciate authentic natural encounters and want to combine gentle physical activity with learning, this tour offers excellent value and a chance to connect deeply with Utah’s striking landscapes. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat or a unique way to explore Snow Canyon, this experience is likely to leave a lasting impression.