4 Nights of Accommodation
Enjoy a comfortable stay in our spacious retreat home with yoga space surrounded by stunning Zion views.

Fresh, Healthy, and Nourishing Meals
Savor delicious meals prepared daily by our private chef.

*Lunch for one day will be on your own: we encourage you to explore town and enjoy the local cafes & restaurants

Daily Yoga Practices
Morning Vinyasa classes and evening Yin/Restorative sessions taught by Karen & Reika.

Trip to Zion National Park: Choose Your Own Adventure + Park Entry Pass
Spend the day hiking one of Zion’s iconic trails or enjoy leisure time exploring local shops and cafes.

Creative workshop

We are not permitted to operate as official tour guides within Zion National Park. National Park regulations require specific permits and certifications to guide hikes, and there are strict limits to group sizes. A free shuttle to the Zion visitors center is located right outside of our retreat center in Springdale (shuttle stop 5). There many beautiful hikes within the park that are suitable for all levels. We will provide detailed information, recommendations, and connect you with other attendees who are interested in the same hikes to help you enjoy the trails confidently and safely. Accessing the hikes within the park also requires using the free shuttle system from the Zion Visitors Center. This helps with traffic and preserving the beauty of the park. For more information and shuttle times, please click here. All hikes can be accessed without a permit except for angels landing. 

Angels Landing is one of the most popular (and challenging) hikes in the park. The west rim trail leading up to Angels Landing and to Scouts Lookout is is open to everyone and is fun if you are seeking beautiful views and a fitness challenge as it features many switchbacks going up in elevation. Angels Landing is the last half mile which features extremely steep drop offs and narrow pathways with chained sections and is for experienced hikers only and those who do not have a fear of heights. Because of the popularity of Angle's Landing, there is a lottery system to obtain a permit to hike it. The lottery application is open January 1-20 to hike in May. For more information or to apply, please click here. Karen has hiked Angels Landing alone, feel free to ask her any questions if you're interested and up for the challenge, it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity if you can obtain a permit! ​

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The Narrows is Zion National Park's other most popular hike with options for shorter, beginner-friendly routes or longer adventures. Please note: early spring commonly means cold water and high water levels. The Narrows can be closed during the spring when snowmelt raises the river over 150 CFS. Closure is possible in early May, you can find the most up to date information on narrows closures here. Hiking the Narrows involves walking through the Virgin River on wet rocks, and often wading or even swimming in sometimes cold and up to chest deep water amidst picturesque towering canyon walls. If the narrows is open, it is highly recommended that you rent a "dry bib" package from Zion Outfitters which is conveniently located right outside the Park Entrance, the gear rental is an extra fee you are responsible for. For gear rental information, please click here. ​​​

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This is a yoga and hiking retreat of which we suggest some experience in both. Participation in all activities is optional.