Norway winter yoga retreat including twice-daily yoga, Rondane snowshoe hikes, dog sledding tour, and plant-based meals, for up to 12 guests of all levels.
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What past guests say
"This was my first time away since having my daughter and I hadn’t done yoga for around a year or so, I was a little nervous beforehand but I cannot tell you how absolutely wonderful this stay was. The food (chef Dani is a wizard) was just incredible, the yoga and the lovely group."
AArti
"Our group of 11 women all had very different levels of yoga experience, but Freddie was brilliant at making everyone feel comfortable, supported and included. She gave each of us personalised attention, with so much patience, encouragement and genuine care."
AAnne
"Beautiful venue with wonderful grounds and very clean. The yoga teacher Zennor was amazing and listened to what we needed as a group. Such a wonderful host too. Hayley’s cooking was so nourishing and filling and everything went like clockwork once we were there."
JJulie
"Had a very happy time with Adventure Yogi. Great opportunity to reflect, reset and meet some fabulous women. Felt very lucky to have Zennor leading our retreat and Haley producing magic in the kitchen. Beautiful setting too."
LLindsay
What's included
Meals included
Accommodation
Yoga sessions
Spa access
Airport transfers
Wi-Fi
Excursions & activities
Near Rondane National Park, this retreat combines morning vinyasa flow, evening yin yoga and nourishing vegetarian meals. The venue is a Scandinavian style apartment lodge and on-site facilities include a Swedish sauna and gym. Our yoga practices and shared meals take place in the Storsal, a spacious communal space featuring an indoor yoga shala and dining area. Excursions include guided snowshoeing and a dog sledding tour. Also running on 6-10 Feb / 10-14 March 27
Adventure Yogi runs down-to-earth, fun, friendly and inclusive active yoga holidays in places you wouldn't find on your own, mostly private venues with the beach or hiking trails within walking distance. Every itinerary is bespoke, hand-picked and designed by AY, so you won't find these trips anywhere else. Small groups of 6 to 16 women and men get yoga twice a day, guided adventures and plant-based food, with down-to-earth wellness that welcomes everyone. For over 1,000 retreats since 2006, all guests need to do is show up.
Our venue does not publish specific accessibility details (such as step-free entrances, lift access, or wheelchair-adapted bathrooms). Because the building was constructed in 2017, it falls under modern Norwegian building codes (TEK10/TEK17), which generally require universal design for public venues and newer multi-unit buildings. However, should you need specific access, this should be confirmed before booking.
Adventure Yogi is predominantly plant-based which significantly reduces food-related carbon emissions. Chefs are encouraged to minimise single-use plastics, use glass instead of plastic, and recycle all kitchen waste.
Fly into Oslo Airport Gardermoen (OSL). Take the train to Ringebu station. Catch the direct train from Oslo Airport to Ringebu station on the Dovre line (approximately 2.5 hours). Arrive at Ringebu station, which serves as the official meeting point for the retreat's shared transfer to the venue (about a 20-minute drive).
The shared transfer to the venue departs from Ringebu station at 15:30 PM on arrival day, and the return transfer from the venue back to Ringebu station is at 10:00 AM on departure day.
Near Rondane National Park, this retreat combines morning vinyasa flow, evening yin yoga and nourishing vegetarian meals. The venue is a Scandinavian style apartment lodge and on-site facilities include a Swedish sauna and gym. Our yoga practices and shared meals take place in the Storsal, a spacious communal space featuring an indoor yoga shala and dining area. Excursions include guided snowshoeing and a dog sledding tour. Also running on 6-10 Feb / 10-14 March 27
Adventure Yogi runs down-to-earth, fun, friendly and inclusive active yoga holidays in places you wouldn't find on your own, mostly private venues with the beach or hiking trails within walking distance. Every itinerary is bespoke, hand-picked and designed by AY, so you won't find these trips anywhere else. Small groups of 6 to 16 women and men get yoga twice a day, guided adventures and plant-based food, with down-to-earth wellness that welcomes everyone. For over 1,000 retreats since 2006, all guests need to do is show up.
Our venue does not publish specific accessibility details (such as step-free entrances, lift access, or wheelchair-adapted bathrooms). Because the building was constructed in 2017, it falls under modern Norwegian building codes (TEK10/TEK17), which generally require universal design for public venues and newer multi-unit buildings. However, should you need specific access, this should be confirmed before booking.
Adventure Yogi is predominantly plant-based which significantly reduces food-related carbon emissions. Chefs are encouraged to minimise single-use plastics, use glass instead of plastic, and recycle all kitchen waste.
Fly into Oslo Airport Gardermoen (OSL). Take the train to Ringebu station. Catch the direct train from Oslo Airport to Ringebu station on the Dovre line (approximately 2.5 hours). Arrive at Ringebu station, which serves as the official meeting point for the retreat's shared transfer to the venue (about a 20-minute drive).
The shared transfer to the venue departs from Ringebu station at 15:30 PM on arrival day, and the return transfer from the venue back to Ringebu station is at 10:00 AM on departure day.
Questions and answers
You can expect classical Norwgian winters. Expect snow-covered landscapes, crisp mountain air and temperatures ranging from around -5°C to -10°C, dropping further at night. February tends to be colder and snowier, while March brings noticeably longer daylight hours, perfect for making the most of outdoor activities. Mountain weather can be variable, so we always pack with this in mind. Pack thermals, plenty of waterproof layers, hats, gloves and sturdy winter boots.
Fly direct to Oslo Gardermoen Airport. It is then a 3 hour train ride through the Norwegian countryside to Ringebu station where a transfer will pick you up and transport you to our venue.
Yes. 87% of guests arrive solo, groups are small (6 to 16), and everyone joins a WhatsApp group before the retreat, so a few names already feel familiar when you arrive.
No. Yoga is for all levels, every class is optional, and it's not about being the bendiest.
Almost certainly not, and it wouldn't matter if you were. Guests are women and men of every age and ability.
No. Most of our guests are women, but every retreat is open to men, and they're very welcome.
Almost everything: accommodation, yoga twice a day, guided activities and plant-based food, with free time built in. It's all made clear before you book.
No. Adventure Yogi isn't a travel agent, but the team will happily help you research flights and plan how to get there.
Location
Venabygdsfjellet, Ringebu, on the southern edge of Rondane National Park.
