Loving the Self: A Winter Yoga Retreat at Anaway

Hosted at Anaway Place, this intimate yoga retreat blends mindful movement, guided journaling, nourishing meals, and restorative touch.

A Winter Retreat for Self-Love & Care

February 27 – March 1

Winter asks us to slow down—to rest, to listen, and to tend gently to ourselves.
Loving the Self is a weekend retreat designed to offer just that: space to soften, reconnect, and love yourself without guilt.

Hosted at Anaway Place, this intimate yoga retreat blends mindful Yoga practices suitable for all experience levels, guided journaling, nourishing meals, and restorative touch including private massage and Aroma touch therapy—all set within the quiet beauty of the Driftless landscape.

This is not about transformation or productivity.
It’s about being held—by nature, by ritual, and by yourself.

✨ What’s Included

The weekend includes:

• 🧘‍♀️ 4 guided yoga sessions (2 accessible asana practices, all levels welcome, and 2 meditation practices; mats and props available)
• ✍️ Guided journaling + reflection after each practice
• 🍳 2 nourishing breakfasts
• 🥗 1 seasonal lunch
• 🍽 2 intimate dinners, including✨ One four-course chef-prepared dinner with Chef Abel Rosas
• 💆‍♀️ Complimentary 30-minute massage or aromatouch therapy, for every guest
• 🌲 Time to wander, rest, journal, or simply be

Retreat accommodations are located in The Barn and The Farmhouse, offering a blend of 8 private rooms (3 King beds with ensuites, 1 Queen with ensuite, 1 Queen with shared bath, 1 double room with ensuite, 1 double room with shared bath, 1 bunk room with 4 beds and ensuite) and shared spaces designed for comfort, connection, and quiet luxury. Book a room just for yourself, or invite a loved one or group of friends to share a room for a reduced cost.

Lyndsay Kane is one of the proud new owners of Anaway Place and Certified Yoga Instructor. Lyndsay has been teaching Hatha, Vinyasa flow, Astanga, Pre-natal, Therapuetic, and Restorative yoga since 2007, though the practice has been part of her life since childhood. Lyndsay’s classes are rooted in a spirit of exploration, discovery, and intentionality. She emphasizes that yoga is not about how “strong, flexible or good” you are, but how you approach each pose with mindfulness, care and sense of joy. Whether you are brand new to yoga, or an avid practitioner she will meet you where you are and guide you through a class designed to leave you feeling amazing at the end. With a keen eye on alignment and safety, she weaves in thoughtful themes drawn from daily life, class input, and her ongoing reflections on a variety of texts and traditions. She hopes that the joy she finds in the practice infuses your experience as well—that the lessons learned on the mat, the challenges you meet, and the discoveries you unearth become tools you carry with you into daily life.