Yoga at the Gazebo at Barr Lake State Park
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About this Event
These classes are for beginners and experienced Yogis. Bring a mat or a large towel and a water bottle. There are a limited number of mats available to borrow that day.
Register here, space limited: Yoga at Barr Lake
This event is free however a Keep Colorado Wild, annual, or daily park pass is required.
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