Summer 2025 almost fully booked. But you can experience the alpine in Carlyle style by joining our….
Mountain Retreats
Yoga in The Mountains July 11 – 14 2025
Join us on the first retreat of the season!
- 3 Dinners
- Daily Yoga
- Guided Hiking
This retreat is a hike in access retreat, winding our way through the mountains as they wake up with blooming flowers and rushing mountain creeks. Yoga will be practiced daily on the beautiful glacier view platform. All 3 dinners complete with apres and desserts will be catered by the our in house chef. Guests bring in their own light breakfast and lunches. This retreat has space for 8 people.
Your Instructors Leah Brown and Hamsa will be leading restorative hatha yoga, yoga nidra and Kriya yoga with pranayama to help move energy and leave us feeling renewed.
Git Yer Booking!
Heads up Winter 2026 has only a few spots left! 2027 and 2028 are starting to fill up!
New guests that want to go Self-Guided please include a resume of experience, certifications and previous trips.
Stake Yer Claim!
Mt Carlyle lodge’s “Powder Claim” sits at 2200m (7200ft for those metrically challenged), in the heart of the Kokanee Range in British Columbia’s World Famous Selkirk Mountains.
Miners of the 1800’s were the first “Powder Prospectors” to realize that these mountains were to become British Columbia’s premier powder skiing destination.
Like those pioneers , stake your claim to Carlyle Lodge’s White Gold.
With an average yearly snowfall of over 700 inches per year, The “Powder Motherlode” is always close at hand, not another elusive dream.
Unlike those early prospectors, treat yourselves to Mt Carlyle’s comfortable accommodations , heralded cuisine, and endless private powder stashes, set among breath-taking scenery.
Thanks to Milada P. from Slovakia for sending us this quote.
“Whatever degree of skill a skier may possess, they should never forget that their skis are after all only an instrument, a means through which they can enjoy the winter in all it’s glory and ruggedness, can breath clean fresh air , can meet human beings in their true character, and can forget all the petty troubles which beset our so-called civilization.
Otto Schniebs, 1936
These are a few of the reasons why skiing is not merely a sport- For us here at Mount Carlyle …IT IS A WAY OF LIFE.
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