Frozen Downward Dogs

Strike a pose in an ice cave or on a frozen glacier in the Alaskan wilderness. It may well be the craziest place you’ve ever practised your downward dog!

You may have heard of the apparent benefits of doing hot yoga in a heated room. But how about practising your asanas in the complete opposite environment?

The argument for cold yoga is reduced inflammation and mood enhancement, amongst other things, but these things can be experienced in yoga anyway. If you don’t feel up to balancing on freezing, slippery ice, you might be better off just taking a brief cold shower first!

Dove Island Lodge

If that’s all a bit too extreme, experience the Alaskan wilderness in complete luxury at Dove Island, a remote lodge nestled on a private island in Sitka, Alaska. Join a Yoga class and deepen your practice while listening to the sound of water, absorbing the scent of the rainforest, and feeling the warmth of 300-million-year-old heated Himalayan salt bricks!

Talon Lodge

Enjoy private island yoga instruction outdoors in the fresh Alaskan air at Talon Lodge, a luxurious resort set on its very own private island a couple of miles off the coast of Sitka in Southeast Alaska. More than just a great fishing lodge, this is the ultimate Alaska adventure and wellness package!

Boasting a superb combination of privacy and luxury, the Lodge offers complete seclusion with its private island setting, surrounded by a sandy beach, sparkling clear waters and outstanding Alaskan vistas.