We are not here to talk instagramable pilates studios, tight pants and bendy ladies.

We are here to talk about magical locations, where you become so deeply rooted in the awe of this earth that energy flows effortlessly and Yoga (union with the mystery) is able to emerge.

I've been guiding yoga for years, but the word "teaching" has never felt quite right. I prefer the term facilitator. I am not the center of attention, nor should I be. When we practice in incredible mountain locations, my role becomes effortless. We are carried by the energy of the peaks, the breath of the trees, and the flow of the rivers. The world around us is already in union; we simply have to open our attention to it. Remove the distractions, let go of the goals, stop seeking, and just BREATHE.

read below for our favourite MAGICAL spots to do yoga in and around Whistler! in no particular order

The Octagon Deck at the Sea to Sky Gondola in Squamish

Morning practices amongst the clouds, the sparkle of the ocean, feeling the warmth of the sun on your skin and letting your eyes dance along the skyline of the mountains, there’s nothing quite like it.

Seasonal Yoga is held here typically from May to October each year. Classes are mid week, due to the business of the spot on weekends. Yoga Mats and Blocks are provided.

To get here, park at the Sea to Sky Gondola, just south of Squamish. Take the 12 minute Gondola ride up, grab your favourite warm treat from the Summit Lodge and wander out to the viewing area.

The Forest Lounge at Squamish Canyon

These early Morning practices happen before the boardwalk is open to the public. Classes are held in the Forest Lounge, amongst the canopy of Douglas Fir Trees and the rich smell of cedar wood, and pastries! As the sun rises its ray begin to dapple through the trees, lifting mist, bouncing off moss and filling souls.

Seasonal Yoga is starting up here for 2026. Classes will likely run from May to October.

To get here, turn into the Mamquam Forest Service Road as you enter Squamish from the South. Take the road for about 10 minutes following all signage to Squamish Canyon. Upon arrival, you will walk approximately 1km of board walk along the canyon, enjoying the carved rocks and waterfalls before arriving at the Forest Lounge in time for class.

The Forest Cafe opens right as class finished, right in time to meet your coffee needs.

Rebagliati Park Whistler

This beautiful riverside park lets you hear the power of the mountains. Set right against the Fitzsimmons Creek, which divides Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains, this river swells in the Spring the snowmelt of this world-renouned ski haven. Standing by the river you can feel the immense energy of the valley.

Tucked between the swift-moving river and the silent, ancient forest, this area instantly draws your focus to the present. The hum of the water and the phytoncides of the create an immersive and unforgettable lift to your yoga practice. It’s a place to feel both small and completely connected to the massive scale of the Coast Mountains.

To get here, park at Day lot 2 and follow the Fitzsimmons walk towards the footbridge leading to the Upper Village. Just before the bridge, tuck in left to the park.

The Resort Municipality opens this Park from June to September.

Some spots need to be kept secret

Tucked away high in the Alpine, this yoga spot is reserved for those who “earn their turns”. A 10km hike to a secluded Alpine shelf overlooking the entire valley from the Chief down in Squamish, to Mt Currie up in Pemberton.

I don’t mean to gate keep, but the quite here elevates the practice. So we are keeping this one away from the crowds.

To get here, book a backcountry hiking and yoga program with Wild Vedas Adventure Based Wellness.