Summer Yoga Retreat at Heartwood

Spend a soulful, playful yoga weekend with Karen Dorfman in the North Georgia Mountains at Heartwood, an intentional community in Blue Ridge. This is a chance to reconnect with yourself, unplug, meet new friends, rest, move your body, chant, and simply breathe. Heartwood’s land has been lovingly cared for and reflects a deep commitment to mindfulness and sustainable living. It is an ideal setting for yoga, meditation, music, and time in nature.

Summer is a beautiful season for a peaceful mountain escape.

All levels of yoga practitioners are welcome.

YOUR INVESTMENT IN YOURSELF

(rates are all inclusive):

• 2 nights/double occupancy in the 5 bedroom cabin: $395
• 2 nights/double occupancy in a 2 bedroom cabin: $445
• 2 nights/single occupancy in the 5 bedroom cabin: $465
• 2 nights/single occupancy in a 2 bedroom cabin: $520

***Double occupancy means sharing a king size bed; there is one king bed in each room

THE WEEKEND INCLUDES:

• 2 nights lodging
• 6 delicious healthy meals
• All yoga classes
• Fire & Water ceremonies
• Saturday night chanting with Ian Boccio
• Free time for hiking, canoeing and swimming in the lake, biking, soaking in the hot tub, or relaxing on the deck or by the fireplace
• Thai yoga massage available for an additional charge

RESERVATIONS:

To reserve your space for this retreat, or if you would like additional information, please contact Karen.

Space is limited to 15 participants.

Reserve early, as this retreat is expected to fill quickly.

ABOUT THE YOGA CLASSES:

Classes will include vinyasa flow, restorative yoga, meditation, and breathwork. The Sunday morning class will be accompanied by live music with Ian Boccio. These sessions are suitable for all levels, and Karen’s nurturing guidance helps even beginners feel at ease.

ABOUT KAREN:

Karen teaches vinyasa flow and restorative yoga in Atlanta. She is passionate about yoga, music, and time in nature. Her teaching style is mindful and welcoming, with clear instruction, a light-hearted approach, and healing hands. Her intention is to create a practice that feels non-competitive, spiritual, and nurturing.