Emily is an amazing, kind and patient teacher. She is…read morehighly aware of students individual needs, and always offers gentler options in class. She is creative, fun, and doesn't make yoga ever feel like work. She focuses on the energetic practice just as much as the physical bodily practice, so you are able to have a full experience. She continues her education and teachings all the time, so always has new offerings and perspectives being added to her classes. Sutras classes are very affordable as well!

I have been studying with Emily for 20 plus years, her depth of knowledge and compassion are a…read morenurturing salve for any students who cross her path. Inclusivity, honoring of the traditions and radical self realization seem to be at the forefront of her approaches. I'm grateful for this teacher and the studio is BEAUTIFUL!!! On the coast in the woods - who could ask for more?

A surprisingly intimate and peaceful yoga studio. The teachers were down to earth, gentle and…read morepositive. I wish I could attend their gentle yoga class every Sunday.

Gave it a second chance...even more ridiculous this time! Can someone please open another yoga…read morestudio on this part of the coast???

One-of-a kind studio in Woodland Hills that is cozy and intimate, and promises the same for your…read moreKundalini Yoga practice. I've studied with the teachers there and can speak first-hand of the depth of their commitment to Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi Bajan. You are in for an experience! Worth checking out.

Om Rising was an AMAZING event situated in the redwoods of Camp Navarro in the Mendocino area. Om…read moreRising delivered on it's promise of YOGA, MUSIC, and COMMUNITY. They offered an amazing variety of yoga, meditation, lectures, and musical events for EVERYbody. Whether you were new to yoga or a master yoga teacher, there was something for everyone. They also had yoga related vendors, vegan friendly food service, and several massage/acupuncture/reiki services. The only meal included in the event was Saturday nights Farm to Table dinner which was surprisingly good, especially when they were cooking for 300-400 people. Even though this was a yoga event, they offered wifi throughout the entire event for those who couldn't quite disconnect. I liked that they limit this event to 500 people, so it is not crowded and they allow people of all ages, including kids! Overall, the event was fantastic. My only issue was that I rented a cabin, but was unable to run the heat in the cabin because it smelled like gas and gave me a really bad headache. I highly recommend the following events, music, and services: Chill Yoga and Yoga Nidra - Brenna Geehan Women Healing the World - Nubla Teixeira Visionary Nourishment: The Yoga of Food - Chef Jillian Love Address Your Stress - Marissa Nasca Music by Britt Warner Reiki and Energy Work - Janine Trindad Massage by Dan Nazarian

Truly the best all around boarding and training center in Lake County. Gorgeous. First of all,…read morethe owners truly care about all the horses in their care. Excellent hay quality, water is kept clean for the horses, and all stalls and paddocks ample & kept clean. Very low incidence of equine colic. All fencing is kept maintained and in good condition. No broken down fencing anywhere, no barbed wire. Lovely trails and meadows to explore with your horse. The arena is Olympic in size and some of the best quality footing in the world. The owners really DO care about their facility and the care of the horses. Also, they have regular educational clinics in dressage, general horsemanship, cowboy dressage and etc. They encourage learning and are most supportive of their clientele. Worth it!

Hidden gem located in Cloverdale that is free for YMCA members, even if you are a YMCA member in…read moreanother county (i.e. Marin). The pics don't do it justice, as the pool seems larger and nicer in person. Fun getaway from Marin for a pool that is a bit tucked away and not overly crowded.

I had a wonderful experience touring Vine Ridge. Alexis took the time to help me with all my…read morequestions. The community felt warm. I met Alexis at Walmart I was having the worst experience with my father who was Sundowning she help me get him back into my vehicle and set a tour up at Vine Ridge for this past Saturday Amazing person she was I plan on bring my father for a second tour

I am a home health nurse for an outside hospital. I visit these types of facilities often. I have…read morehad many patients at Vine Ridge Senior Living since they first opened. I have never written a yelp review for a facility that I visit. I've seen this facility go through management changes some of which were not ideal. But I can say with total confidence that I would trust the current management of Carla and Alexis with my loved ones should they need the kind of care offered there. I don't encounter many caregivers who truly care about their residents and facilities that are compliant with state regulations, of which, Vine Ridge excels in both. I have quite literally felt the energy of this facility change for the better when Carla became the executive director. They care for their residents like they are family.

Margret and Unbeaten Path was outstanding! Her planned hike was exactly what we wanted. A…read morephenomenal mix of Sea Ranch's redwood forest mixed with some coastal vistas. A beautiful time experiencing the variety that the Sea Ranch area has to offer. She kindly hosted my wife and I for a very personalized experience. Margaret is a fantastic guide. She is so knowledgable about everything we saw: forest vegetation, relevant local history dating back to the native americans and logging days, architecture, Sea Ranch culture, coastal geology, and so much more! What an amazing way to experience this area. You will view the area through a different lens. Margaret was so professional and friendly. You can tell she's doing what she loves. You and your group will have an amazing day no matter which tour you select. Margaret will work to make it right for you and be sure you're satisfied. She even helped us with other suggestions on what to do while we are visiting. If you are in the area this should be priority ONE on your list to do. I can't recommend Unbeaten Path and Margaret enough - you will NOT be disappointed!

I took the Stornetta Public Lands Tour in February led by Margaret Lindgren, the owner of Unbeaten…read morePath Tours. When you take a tour with Unbeaten Path you will need to sign the usual release slip. In pre-planning for the trip we had plenty of email communication to make sure my particular tour would meet my abilities and my time constraints. The pricing for this tour was well worth it, especially given her attention to details about the area. This tour was marvelous- the area is indeed a national treasure! See it now before it becomes crowded- It's on every top 10 list of hot tourist spots. It is also a place where you can bring your dog (for now off leash). While it is not necessary to take a guide to view the public lands, having Margaret along made sure I saw many of the unique points that I'd otherwise be clueless to-- where the San Andreas Fault dips into the ocean, the making of sea stacks, blowholes, the only place where Spanish moss grows naturally. Margaret also shared many tidbits of the Mendocino area's history. After meeting up in The Sea Ranch we drove to the national monument (about 10 minutes north). My tour lasted about 3 hours. We hiked at an easy pace (or as Margaret rates it: 1 boot level). While the terrain for this particular tour was flat there were some areas that were slippery from the recent rains. She was very watchful of where and how I stepped, for which I was most appreciative as I am not that experienced of a hiker. While Unbeaten Path Tours provides a list of what to pack for the tour, it won't hurt to mention it here too. Make sure you bring along your camera and a small notebook to write notes of what you are viewing. It will definitely help you remember later when you're showing off your photos. And you will end up with great photos. Margaret would point out the perfect spot for that perfect photo. As we walked along she not only pointed out the geography of the area, but also the migratory birds including: Pelagic and Brandt cormorants, western, eared and horned Grebes (which I learned how to pronounce correctly - GREEEB), and we also saw a surf scoater floating about. AND there were whales galore off shore too! Margaret was a delight throughout the whole process. Her enthusiasm and love for the area was infectious. I would not hesitate to take another tour with her and would recommend it to others.