In Marin / CURRENTS
TYPE Cannabis
Yoga
Cat Yoga Floating
Yoga
Acro Yoga Beer Yoga Church Yoga Goat Yoga
WHAT
I T IS
Light up
and chill out
before class.
Lucky Box
delivery club
founder Eliza
Maroney
focuses
on alignment and
mind-body
connection in
her Bend and
Blaze classes
( 21 and over).
Practice your
purrrfect
pose with
15 rescue
felines in this
one-hour
hatha yoga
class.
A 75-minute
class taught
on the water
on a stand-up
paddleboard.
A combination of
partnered
acrobatics
and partnered yoga.
The class
includes
elements of
yoga, conditioning and
acrobatics.
A 90-minute
bhakti yoga
session, and
after class a
pint of your
choice in the
taproom ( 21
and over).
Hatha yoga
taught with
hundreds of
people of all
ages, from all
over the city,
in a darkened
cathedral.
A half-hour of
lighthearted
yoga with
baby goats
hanging out
with you and
on you, plus
15 minutes
playing with
the young
and old
goats.
COST $30 a class,
includes pot
$30 a class,
includes supplies and tea
$35 a class,
includes all
equipment
Free $12, includes
beer
$10–$20
suggested
donation
$35, bring
your own
mat
WHERE Fire Path
Yoga, San
Francisco.
firepath
yoga.com
Kit Tea, San
Francisco.
kitteasf.com/
yoga
OnBoardSUP,
Sausalito.
onboard
sup.com
Sports
Basement,
San Francisco.
sportsbase
ment.com
Laughing
Monk
Brewing, San
Francisco.
laughing
monk
brewing.com
Grace
Cathedral
on the
labyrinth, San
Francisco.
grace
cathedral.org
City Grazing,
San Francisco.
yogoats.org
Corte Madera native Alyssa
Ravasio knows camping. As the
founder and CEO of Hipcamp
— an online service that books
campsites on private property,
public parkland, and Army Corps
of Engineers campgrounds
nationwide — Ravasio has been
“getting more people outside”
since 2013. Here she shares
tips for making your summer
camping trip a breeze.
1 Escape the Crowds Find your zen with midweek
micro-adventures. Mare Island Preserve, Kirby
Cove, Angel Island — lots of camping areas are
accessible by public transportation or even a short
bike ride.
2 Work from Nature Search for a spot with Wi-Fi
(filter for this feature on Hipcamp) and small cabins
or other structures with amenities, and you’ve got
yourself an outdoor office for the length of your stay.
3 No Tent, No Problem Find places with amenities
provided — aka glamping (you can filter for this as
well) — and don’t be deterred by lack of gear: some
local companies offer affordable equipment and
apparel rental. Try the Alite Ranger Station or Last
Minute Gear.
4 Get Close You can explore Yosemite or other
national parks without staying inside the park. Find
the best camping near national parks at Hipcamp.
5 Beyond the Bay New Cuyama, in Santa Barbara
County, is just four hours south of the Bay Area and
has incredible camping and outdoor access.
6 Dream Big Create a nature or camping goals list to
push yourself to get outdoors more.
7 Traffic Sucks Leave before 3 p.m. on Friday or
before 7 a.m. on Saturday.
8 Beat the Heat Driving even an hour out of
the Bay Area can land you in 80- to 100-degree
weather. Find water and camp near it.
9 Don’t Overthink Look for last-minute options on
Hipcamp; thousands of new acres for camping are
added every month across the U.S.
Name Your Namaste
Yoga may be a familiar part of the Bay Area fitness landscape,
but not everyone signs up to practice. If the usual poses haven’t felt
right, one of these hybrid classes might. KIER HOLMES
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