It may take you two to three days to acclimate to the elevation and dry environment of Northern New Mexico.

We are here in the high desert (5600 feet in elevation) so bring a water bottle and drink lots of water to avoid dehydration and always have sunscreen and a hat with you.

Daytime temperatures can rise into the high 90s and occasionally go over 100.
The nights will be much cooler and sudden intense rainstorms can occur.

What to Bring

• Warm, layered clothing appropriate for yoga, serving, and playing.

• Notebook for classroom

• Hat or visor for sun

• Rain gear, including an umbrella.

• White clothing and head covering for classes

• A shawl or blanket, and slippers or thick socks, for cool mornings

• Sheepskin or yoga mat, light blanket for morning sadhana.

• Toiletries (including sunscreen, lip balm, lotion, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc.) and towels. These items are not for sale on site.

• Battery powered alarm clock and batteries.

• Daypack to hold the things you will want to have with you over the course of each day.

• Flashlight with spare batteries.

• Eating utensils, bowl, plate, cup (for hot and cold beverages), and cloth napkins.

• Water bottle (bottled water dispensers are available in the classroom)

• Back jacks will be available for student use during classes.