Canada is a country of beautiful scenery. It is full of diverse people, geology, cultures, and climates. From the rocky Atlantic coast in the east to the sandy Pacific beaches in the west. The country is full of rugged terrain. A beautifully bustling planned city. and the fresh rural air In honor of Canada’s 150^Thai This July 1st birthday, we’re taking you to 11 gorgeous locations across the country from east to west for an authentic yoga experience. Some of these tourist destinations are famous all over the world. while others are off the beaten path. Join us on a journey across Canada to 11 stunning outdoor locations where yoga is practiced from sea to shimmering sea.

The lighthouse at Peggy’s Cove Nova Scotia is probably the most photographed lighthouse in Canada. The rocky terrain on which the lighthouse was built was battered by storms in the Atlantic Ocean. Covered in ocean mist Or shine brightly in the Nova Scotia sunshine. This provides amazing images in all weather conditions throughout the season.

Nikki Martin @nikki_possibilities | Photo: “Jay Crews”

Nikki Martin at Peggy’s Cove | Photo: “Jay Crews”

Try Belle magazine writer and yoga teacher Nikki Martin Living in this beautiful eastern province It is known for its rugged scenery and natural tranquility that creates a beautiful atmosphere for the pictures taken. Photographer Jay Crews Yoga here is quiet. Surrounded by nature and sometimes beautifully desolate.

The bustling European-style heart of Montreal in the province of Quebec is Mont Royal. A well-known attraction is hiking up the mountain trails. This includes the Kondiaronk lookout, which offers stunning views of the city below. Hiking and biking trails throughout Mont Royal Park provide a great escape for nature lovers and yogis alike.

Blunathan Yoga @blunathan

Montreal is a city for walking, and walking up Mont Royal to see the beautiful views and snap a few yoga photos is a must. We don’t recommend doing anything. Blue Nathan is being done here, however It looked a little insecure. But Blu seems to be handling it well.

Nothing screams Canada more than Niagara Falls. There are also plenty of scenic lookouts with stunning views of one of the world’s great natural wonders. However, there are plenty of other great yoga photo spots on lively Clifton Hill. Climb to the top of the Skylon Tower at Kathmandu. casinos and in the quiet parks that stretch along the Niagara River Parkway.

Yoga in Niagara Falls by Alison Altidor-Brooks @hearth.and.soul

This Canada 150 sign is the perfect place for a Yogi figure in honor of Canada’s birthday. Runner and Yogini Alison Altidore-Brooks You can go for a morning run before the world wakes up to take photos without anyone in sight. What a divine moment.

If Niagara Falls were a wonder of the world Albion Falls is another wonder of southern Ontario. The water cascades over the Niagara Escarpment and is a popular spot for photographers and intrepid adventure seekers. The natural beauty of Hamilton’s wonders is very attractive, however, adventurers must exercise caution. That place can be treacherous. high water level Too much rain and geological features that are rocks causing many people to slip and fall And some people even died here.

Yoga at Albion Falls Hamilton ON | Photo: “Anne Chung”

Yogi Photographer Ann Chung Get her camera ready as you break into the asana. Based in the Greater Toronto Hamilton Area (GTHA), she photographs the picturesque Albion Falls in all their natural beauty.

Toronto is alive with color, culture and beautiful diversity. From unique ethnic neighborhoods to world-famous landmarks. There are many opportunities to get amazing yoga photos. On a clear day Lake Ontario is bright blue. while the Toronto sign at City Hall is famous for its yoga poses. But some of the best places are on city streets. It is as colorful and lively as the people.

Yoga in Toronto’s Graffiti Alley | Photo: “Kyla Wilson @livedlifephotography”

Graffiti Alley in the Fashion District stretches along Queen Street West between Spadina and Portland streets. A kaleidoscope of colors twisting along the road provides the backdrop for such unique creations by the photographer. Kyla Wilson.

Five hours north of Toronto It is where the Niagara Escarpment ends and the Canadian Shield begins. It is the largest freshwater island in the world. The natural beauty of the gigantic rocks The waters of the Great Lakes and the pine trees give rise to Manitoulin Island’s spiritual energy. There are endless photo opportunities for yoga aficionados and nature lovers from Little Current to tranquil Meldrum Bay.

Yoga on a kayak on Manitoulin Island | Photo: “Raymond Beaudry”

Male nurse (MERS) Raymond Beaudry @raymurse_yoga In Peacock Pose on Manitoulin Island

Raymond Beaudry Spent a lot of time loving this island as a yogi and nurse. His powerful yoga poses are coupled with the beautiful scenery in and around. This sacred island fills his Instagram feed and is a testament to its extraordinary geology. rugged wasteland and the extraordinary power of the great spirit on Manitoulin Island.

About an hour and a half north of Winnipeg. Manitoba’s capital It is home to Lac du Bonnet, a quaint country town. Filled with pristine natural scenery and clear skies, Lac du Bonnet is a paradise for outdoor athletes and peace seekers. It sits at the confluence of the Canadian Shield and the great prairies to the west.

Yoga at Lac du Bonnet by Kailey Lefko @stillcoveyoga

Handstand at Lac du Bonnet Manitoba by Kailey Lefko

yoga teacher Kylie Lefko Practice, teach yoga and provide Outdoor yoga experience Amidst these calm, clear blue waters

As it moved west onto the plains of the prairies The sky is big and the farms in the countryside are vast. The eye can see forever before resting on Saskatchewan’s flat horizon. which is a province that nourishes both body and spirit These are the Canadian prairies that span the provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. which is the location of a small town Hundreds of places to pass by as you drive on the Trans-Canada Highway.

Yoga in Saskatchewan | Photo: “Kandice Parker”

These lush areas of prairie farms provide a backdrop of abundance and natural beauty nurtured by farming families who work hard to feed the country. Prairie girl and master’s degree students Candice Parker Showing us how beautiful outdoor yoga on a haystack is in sunny Saskatchewan.

Paddling in the turquoise waters of Moraine Lake in Banff, Alberta. It is an experience that must be engraved in every program. The tranquil beauty of the glacial glaciers reaching their peak in June melts. cannot be described in words Whether it’s a peaceful yoga session relaxation for meditation or the quiet paddling This experience was amazing. The silence was broken only by the dripping sound of your paddle. and waving in the cool fresh water as the mountains looked on.

Yoga at Moraine Lake Alberta by @Kayla_Peterson

Facing the stunning beauty of this smooth, reflective lake Kayla Peterson Stand on an ancient rock and pay homage to the tall pine trees that line the shore.

North of Whistler British Columbia in Garibaldi Provincial Park It is one of the most difficult treks. That’s the Wedgemount Trail, with its rapid elevation gain. The route then winds through mountains and forests. Those who have done it say it is well worth the challenge and the perspective it reveals. The crystal clear turquoise waters of Wedgemount Lake are a beautiful place to experience the spirit of nature through yoga.

Yoga at Wedgemount Lake BC | Photo: “Cam Lee”

Wedgemouth Lake We couldn’t choose just one | Photo: “Cam Lee”

Vancouver Cam Lee has shared her adventures before and regularly travels to experience nature, practice yoga, and share photos of her happiness with us.

Hiking the trails at Pacific Spirit Park is less challenging and equally beautiful. West of Vancouver, there are 750 hectares of parks, trails and woodland. If trees are your thing, (And we all love trees.) You can’t miss this lush, warm, and verdant forest. City buses will take you directly to the park. which is accessible all year round And it’s a popular spot for Vancouverites looking for an oasis of tranquility and relaxation as an antidote to the hustle and bustle of city life.

Yoga at Pacific Spirit Regional Park by Mikaela @mikmill

Yoga Hollowback at Pacific Spirit Regional Park by Mikaela

Adventurer Yogini Michaela hollowed out the tall pine trees and do yoga among the soft forest ferns that spread their happy leaves to welcome you.

These 11 beautiful places across Canada are amazing places to practice yoga across Canada. We were able to select 150. Do you have a special place to do yoga in Canada or anywhere else in the world? Share with us in the comments below or by tagging us in your pictures. Instagram.

Photo: Jonathan Denney

Hello 150 Canada and all Canadians around the world. We are so proud to be Canadians in this strong, free, true North!