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Bright and calming yoga studio with natural light in Kimberley, BC

A HOME FOR YOUR PRACTICE
A RETURN TO YOURSELF

Our Intention

Nestled among the trees and mountain air of Kimberley, BC, you'll find Drift Yoga - a sanctuary shaped by nature's rhythm and grounded in presence. 

The studio blends organic textures with warm, refined simplicity, inviting you to exhale the moment you arrive. 

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Here, we offer more than movement. We hold space for soft strength, meaningful connection, and quiet transformation. Through breath, stillness, and community, you'll return to yourself - more grounded, more open, more whole. 

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Join us for in-studio and online classes, private sessions, soulful workshops, and retreats both near and far.

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The Heart of Our Practice

At Drift Yoga, we believe in creating space - to breathe, to move slowly, and to return to the wisdom within. Our approach is rooted in softness and presence, guided by the rhythms of nature and the seasons of life. We honour the practice as a personal journey - one that unfolds uniquely for each individual. 

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Here, there is no pressure to push or perform. We invite you to come as you are, to move in a way that feel true, and to rest deeply when rest is what you need. Through breath, movement, and moments of stillness, we create the conditions for you to reconnect - to your body, you inner landscape, and what matters most. 

We move with care. We hold space with love.
We return, again and again, to what matters most.

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Honouring the Land We Practice On

With deep gratitude and respect, Drift Yoga acknowledges that we live, move, and gather on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Ktunaxa Nation.
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We honour the stewards of this land, past, present, and future. We give thanks for the opportunity to connect, heal, and breathe in this place of beauty and power. May our practices always be rooted in reverence and guided by a commitment to care for ourselves, for each-other, and for the land we share. 

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