moderate
1.5–2 hours
Participants should have a basic level of fitness and comfort with balance, but prior yoga or paddleboarding experience is not required.
Combine yoga and paddleboarding for a peaceful, balanced experience on Lake Tahoe’s shimmering waters. Learn how SUP Yoga at Carnelian Bay can deepen your practice in nature’s calm.
Discover a unique blend of mindfulness and adventure with SUP Yoga at Carnelian Bay, offered by Tahoe Waterman's Landing. This experience invites you to practice yoga on a stand-up paddleboard, floating gently on the crystal-clear waters of Lake Tahoe. The gentle rocking motion challenges your balance while enhancing core strength and focus, making every session both calming and engaging. Whether you’re new to yoga or a seasoned practitioner, the experience is accessible and deeply rewarding, offering a fresh way to connect with nature. As you flow through poses, surrounded by stunning alpine views, you'll find a peaceful connection to both your body and the serene lake environment. Classes emphasize slow, intentional movements that complement the water’s motion, encouraging mindfulness and a sense of calm that stays with you long after your session ends. Along with physical benefits, this unique outdoor setting promotes relaxation and mental clarity, making it a perfect addition to any wellness routine. With skilled instructors and all equipment provided, you only need bring your sense of adventure and desire to find balance on water. Located in the scenic Carnelian Bay, this SUP Yoga session is a one-of-a-kind experience for visitors to Lake Tahoe seeking wellness and outdoor exploration rolled into one unforgettable activity.
Give yourself time before class to stretch and familiarize yourself with the paddleboard on shore.
Expect to get wet, so dress in comfortable swimwear or moisture-wicking fabrics for mobility and comfort.
Hydration and sun protection are key during outdoor workouts on the lake’s reflective surface.
Keep your movements slow and steady to maintain balance as the water shifts beneath you.
Lake Tahoe’s shores have long been inhabited by the Washoe people, who value the lake as a sacred source of life and culture.
Efforts in the area focus on maintaining water clarity and protecting native wildlife habitats through responsible outdoor practices.
Protects your skin from intense sun reflecting off the water.
summer specific
Keeps you comfortable when wet and promotes ease of movement.
summer specific
Staying hydrated during your water-based yoga session is important.
Helps keep feet warm and protected on cooler water days.
spring specific