Moving your fitness class outside while the weather is warm is a refreshing alternative to a traditional gym workout. It's a great way to combine the benefits of exercise, while immersing yourself in nature – great for both the body and mind. Exercising in natural settings such as parks and farms can provide a peaceful change of scenery from indoor gyms.
Fresh air and nature can help reduce stress and boost your mood. Whether it's a jog through one of Bucks County's many beautiful parks, a yoga session at sunrise, a hike through the woods or a run through your neighborhood, the benefits of outdoor exercise can't be beat. We've rounded up a list of outdoor workout classes for you to try!
Newtown Athletic Club
120 Pheasant Run, Newtown, PA
(215) 968-0600
The Newtown Athletic Club offers a variety of outdoor fitness classes throughout the year, including aquatic classes in the outdoor pool. Check the website for more information.
Photo from the NAC Facebook Page.
Encore Rides Bike Tours
rick@encorerides.com
484-682-4324
Bucks County has been home to many historical events. Encore Rides provides a unique way to experience the sites, history and tastes by offering bike tours that combine access to these venues. Learn about Bucks County while getting in your exercise. Rides are leisurely paced, cover approximately 10-20 miles with minimal hills on primarily low traffic roads, towpaths and bike trails.
Photo from Encore Tours Facebook Page.
Namaaaste Goat Yoga
6853 Tohickon Hill Rd, Pipersville, PA
(215) 485-8373
Namaaaste Goat Yoga offers a beginner-friendly goat-centric yoga experience and snuggles with baby and miniature-breed goats. They also offer private events – great for team building, publicity, influencers, vineyards, yoga studios, university events, bridal showers, charity, birthdays and more.
Bucks County Roadrunners
Bucks County Roadrunners offers opportunities for members of all ages and abilities to participate in trail runs, group runs, seasonal track workouts, competitive runs, and a variety of social gatherings throughout the year. Whether you are new to the sport or an avid runner, BCRR would love to have you. Check the website for membership details and the schedule.
Doylestown Adventure Boot Camp
George M. Bush Park, 3868 Burnt House Hill Rd. Doylestown PA
Monday, Wednesday, Friday ( 5:45am – 6:30am )
Doylestown Adventure Boot Camp is a four week, five days per week women's only boot camp program that is modeled after the Adventure Boot Camp created by Dr. John Spencer Ellis, an innovator in the fitness industry for more than half of his life. Doylestown Adventure Boot Camp is geared to all levels of fitness. It will equally challenge you if you are just starting on your fitness journey or are a seasoned athlete.
Stand Up Paddle Board Yoga
Tyler State Park, 101 Swamp Road, Newtown, PA
Falls Park, 9050 Millcreek Road, Levittown, PA
SUP Yoga offers an upper-body workout from paddling and increased core strengthening from balancing on an unstable surface. Holding a plank position or half moon for any length of time becomes an incredible feat when your yoga mat moves when you do. The cost is $35 and classes are held at Tyler State Park and Falls Park. Tyler Park classes begin May 17th and Falls Park start May 24th.
The Prancing Peacock | Outdoor Yoga
524 Stony Hill Road, Yardley, PA
(267) 649-0791
The Prancing Peacock is currently offering several outdoor classes. Spending time outdoors is proven to boost mood, reduce stress, and support over all wellness. The outdoor class schedule is held on their yoga platform and the surrounding grassy space with spots for each student and teacher. Please bring your own mat, an optional towel or blanket for underneath, and water. The Prancing Peacock will supply blocks.
Goat Yoga | Hellerick's Farm
5500 N. Easton Road, Doylestown, PA
(215) 766-8388
Indulge in the delightful and unique practice of Goat Yoga on a historic Bucks County Farm! The certified yoga instructors will lead you through a session surrounded by friendly goats. Get ready for an up-close and personal encounter as the goats curiously sniff, snuggle, and may even playfully climb on your back. It's a one-of-a-kind, memorable farm experience that promises fun and relaxation for both guests and goats.
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