SUP Yoga Adventure in Longmont, Colorado
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as it emphasizes gentle movement and balance rather than intense exertion.
Overview
Experience calm and balance with SUP Yoga in Longmont. Enjoy a 1.5-hour class that combines yoga poses and standup paddleboarding on tranquil Colorado waters.
Details
Discover a rejuvenating outdoor experience with SUP Yoga in Longmont, Colorado, offered by Rocky Mountain Paddleboard. This unique 1.5-hour class blends the peaceful practice of yoga with the calming elements of standup paddleboarding on calm waters. Designed for all skill levels, participants start with basic paddle techniques before smoothly transitioning into yoga poses atop the gentle swaying of the board. The natural surroundings provide a tranquil atmosphere that helps deepen mindfulness and balance. Whether you're new to paddleboarding or a seasoned yogi, the experience encourages you to connect with nature, improve flexibility, and build core strength while floating on water. The class guides you to your ideal practice spot, giving you time to take in the fresh air and scenic views. SUP Yoga at Longmont is perfect for those seeking a low-impact, refreshing workout paired with the serenity only water can offer, making it a standout outdoor adventure near the foothills of the Rockies.
Adventure Tips
Wear quick-dry clothing
Choose moisture-wicking clothes that dry quickly since you’ll get wet during transition between poses and paddling.
Arrive early for board setup
Arriving 10-15 minutes early allows time for gear fitting and basic paddleboarding instruction.
Use reef-safe sunscreen
Protect your skin while reducing impact on water ecosystems by using environmentally friendly sunscreen.
Bring a water bottle
Staying hydrated is important even while on water, so carry a refillable bottle.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Linden Grove Trail for a peaceful post-session walk
- McIntosh Lake for kayaking and birdwatching
Wildlife
- Great Blue Heron
- Beaver
History
Longmont sits near traditional Ute and Arapaho lands and has a history of water-based recreation tied to its lakes and reservoirs.
Conservation
Rocky Mountain Paddleboard emphasizes leave-no-trace practices and encourages use of eco-friendly gear to protect local waterways.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Along the shoreline of McIntosh Lake
- From the paddleboard looking toward the Rockies
- Near the dock area at the launch point
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Quick-dry activewear
Keeps you comfortable and dry throughout the paddle and yoga session.
summer specific
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protects skin and minimizes environmental impact on waterways.
summer specific
Water bottle
Stay hydrated during your session on the water.
Neoprene water shoes
Provide grip and warmth when entering cooler water.
spring specific