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Stand-Up Paddleboard (SUP) Yoga is a fun way to experience yoga outdoors. We will paddle out, anchor down, do an hour of yoga on the boards, and then paddle back in. We provide paddleboards and life jackets. No experience with SUP or Yoga is needed. We’ll teach you everything you need to know. All levels welcomed. Come connect with your breath, on the water and unplugged in nature. Participants must be 18 years old. Children 14-17 can participate if accompanied by a parent/ legal guardian. We recommend sunblock, secure swimsuit, light clothing (something that won’t weigh you down if you go in the water, non-cotton). Do not bring anything you are not willing to lose or get wet. Eclipse will have a dry bag for keys and such. You may want to bring a water bottle if you can secure it to the board with a clip or a carabiner as well as sunglasses and hats if you have a way to secure them. Cost is $30.
Pre-register for classes at eclipseyoga.net. All registration is online. You can register and pay in the park by using your cell phone. Turn right after you enter the park, follow the road to Spring Mill Pond, you'll see the boards at the front of the lake. If class must be canceled due to weather or water conditions, it will be posted on our Facebook page; Those who registered ahead of time will be notified by e-mail as well.
A Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry into Michigan state parks. To make a camping reservation, visit MIDNRReservations.com or call 1-800-447-2757.
Please Note: Dates occasionally change and events may be canceled due to inclement weather and other reasons. Please call the park to confirm dates/times prior to your arrival.
11826 State Park Way,
Brighton, Michigan, 48116
July 30, 2022 10:15 AM
July 30, 2022 11:15 AM
Stand-Up Paddleboard (SUP) Yoga is a fun way to experience yoga outdoors. We will paddle out, anchor down, do an hour of yoga on the boards, and then paddle back in. We provide paddleboards and life jackets. No experience with SUP or Yoga is needed. We’ll teach you everything you need to know. All levels welcomed. Come connect with your breath, on the water and unplugged in nature. Participants must be 18 years old. Children 14-17 can participate if accompanied by a parent/ legal guardian. We recommend sunblock, secure swimsuit, light clothing (something that won’t weigh you down if you go in the water, non-cotton). Do not bring anything you are not willing to lose or get wet. Eclipse will have a dry bag for keys and such. You may want to bring a water bottle if you can secure it to the board with a clip or a carabiner as well as sunglasses and hats if you have a way to secure them. Cost is $30.
Pre-register for classes at eclipseyoga.net. All registration is online. You can register and pay in the park by using your cell phone. Turn right after you enter the park, follow the road to Spring Mill Pond, you'll see the boards at the front of the lake. If class must be canceled due to weather or water conditions, it will be posted on our Facebook page; Those who registered ahead of time will be notified by e-mail as well.
A Recreation Passport is required for vehicle entry into Michigan state parks. To make a camping reservation, visit MIDNRReservations.com or call 1-800-447-2757.
Please Note: Dates occasionally change and events may be canceled due to inclement weather and other reasons. Please call the park to confirm dates/times prior to your arrival.
