Wild Yoga Journey

A walking journey with Yoga at its heart.

Join us for this unique three day wild yoga journey with two overnight wild camps in the Scottish Highlands.

Wild Yoga Journey

You will be fully supported and guided through this experience by Anna Danby and Lindsay Warrack.

Anna is a qualified Mountain Leader with a particular interest in sharing the stories of landscapes, enabling exploration off the beaten path and helping you gain mountain skills and confidence.

Lindsay is a Mountain Leader, yoga teacher and massage therapist with a passion for movement and the great outdoors, she loves to help people to find mindful ways to connect with nature.

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mountain guides Anna Danby Lindsay Warrack

Our Approach

Over the past few years we have developed a unique approach to journeying through wild places using yoga as a medium to connect with ourselves and our surroundings.

As we travel through the landscape we will take time out from walking each day to practice yoga asanas (poses). Nature based mindfulness meditation practices will also be woven into the moving and still parts of our days alongside learning about Scotland’s natural and human history.

The nature and style of the practice will be influenced by the weather and the terrain. Lindsay is used to working dynamically and the sessions will be designed as the journey evolves. There will be opportunity for reflection, journalling, reading and personal yoga/meditation practice.

Accessibility

Our wild camping journeys in Scotland are designed to be as accessible as possible.

The journeys are open to all regardless of gender, age and previous experience.
We work hard to create an inclusive atmosphere where everyone can feel at ease and participate on their own terms. All of the activities are ‘invitations’ and if you do not want take part in anything then you do not have to. We believe that the most valuable experience is one that you feel an active participant within, able to shape your own journey. You will never be made to do anything that you do not resonate with.
There is no requirement to own camping equipment or have access to a car.
Locations can be reached by public transport and we provide all the technical kit, food, navigational and camp-craft skills. This removes the requirement for you to own expensive equipment and provides a supported environment in which to learn regardless of previous experience. Enabling you to come together with other like minded people to spend three days walking, living, learning and connecting in remote and beautiful Highland settings.

What is provided for you?

Expert Guidance

Expert Guidance: Throughout the experience you will benefit from our professional guidance and coaching. Group sizes are kept to a maximum of 6 people to ensure there is plenty of opportunity to work with everyone.
Top Quality Equipment

All the technical equipment required for the journey is provided for you. All the equipment is high quality and light weight and gives you the opportunity to test out a range of kit. All you need to bring is your own personal walking clothing and footwear.
Delicious Food

All of the food and drink required to keep your energy and spirits up over the 3 days is provided. We use high quality ingredients and local suppliers to ensure everything we are eating is delicious and healthy. All the food is vegetarian and any other dietary requirements can be catered for on request.
A unique experience

Most importantly you get to create a valuable memory that will stay with you and give you skills and confidence to shape your own future adventures.

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What to expect

Each wild yoga journey will evolve depending on the participants, the weather and conditions underfoot. This means the exact route, distances and ascents and yoga practice will be determined together as a group. However, the following gives you an idea what to expect. If you are at all unsure about whether this is for you please contact us and we will happily discuss more details with you.

Distance: 10 – 15 km per day
Ascent: variable depending on group, max 800m in a day.
Walking Time: up to 8 hours per day at a relaxed pace
Location: West Highlands, near Fort William and The Cairngorms, near Aviemore
Terrain: A variety over the 3 days; rough paths, rocky and uneven ground, some steep ascents and descents.
Requirements: A good level of mountain fitness and comfortable walking on rough ground. You should be able to walk uphill at a steady pace without needing regular stops. You will also need to be able to carry a rucksack weighing approximately 10kg. No previous experience of Yoga or wild camping is required.