Trip Details
Well renowned not just for the beauty of its ancient mountains, but also for its diversity of plant and animal life and the quality of Southern Appalachian mountain culture, the Smoky National Park is a treasure trove of inspiration and education. It is here, nestled among ridge upon ridge of rolling mountains, that lies our beloved Cherokee National Forest and the Ocoee River region, an ideal backdrop for yoga in the outdoors.
Built in 1937 by Leah’s grandfather, Robert Glenn Card, Sr. as a hunting cabin, Camp Tall Timber sits peacefully on the shores of Lake Ocoee. A site chosen for its pristine views of Sugarloaf Mountain, gentle shoreline and close proximity to the back roads of the Cherokee Forest, “the cabin” became a favorite destination for the entire extended family. Since its humble one-room beginnings, the camp has expanded to host a stationary and floating dock on the water, a welcoming screened-in front porch, open living room area, full service kitchen, five bedrooms, three baths plus a newly added bunkhouse.
Our retreat will follow a traditional ashram schedule, but with all activities being optional. Yoga classes will be held twice each day, including morning meditation and satsang fellowship in the evenings. Our in-house chef will prepare delicious & wholesome vegetarian meals. In addition, Leah will host a short workshop on yoga philosophy Saturday afternoon. And of course, there will be plenty of free time to explore the surrounding area and enjoy your self!
Pricing
$250
Price does not include transport to and from the cabin. Price includes lodging, all meals, activities, yoga classes and workshops.
Registration & Additional Information
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Getting There & Away
The cabin is approximately a three-hour drive from Nashville,TN and one hour from Chattanooga, TN. To note- we can help coordinate carpooling among registered participants from either location. Directions can be found on the itinerary document above. Check-in begins at 3PM on Friday with farewells on Sunday by 4PM.