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Pedal to an outdoor yoga session in Goodale Park, then roll to a favorite local coffee-and-cocktail spot for a post-practice drink. This two-hour, family-friendly trolley tour blends light exercise, neighborhood views, and local flavor.
Pedal to an outdoor yoga session in Goodale Park, then roll to a favorite local coffee-and-cocktail spot for a post-practice drink. This two-hour, family-friendly trolley tour blends light exercise, neighborhood views, and local flavor.
The trolley hums through Victorian Village as you breathe and pedal—city blocks slipping by while the instructor cues a grounding inhale. You disembark on a grassy patch of Goodale Park under sugar maple limbs; the class is open to all levels, mat rentals ready, and the city’s weekday rhythm softens into a measured, outdoor session.
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Operated by Trolley Pub Columbus · Columbus, Ohio
The trolley hums through Victorian Village as you breathe and pedal—city blocks slipping by while the instructor cues a grounding inhale. You disembark on a grassy patch of Goodale Park under sugar maple limbs; the class is open to all levels, mat rentals ready, and the city’s weekday rhythm softens into a measured, outdoor session.
Goodale Park dates to the 19th century and was one of Columbus’s earliest public green spaces, originally designed as a communal respite from nearby industrial growth. The park’s gentle topography—broad lawns, mature trees, and a small pond—creates an accessible, urban yoga setting rather than a remote wilderness. This is an experience rooted in local social culture: a blend of neighborhood conviviality, craft coffee culture, and a playful nod to the city’s cycling-friendly scene.
After savasana, the trolley rolls to Bada Bean Bada Booze where coffee and cocktails wait; expect a casual atmosphere and a 15% participant discount. Practical details matter: classes are typically two hours total (including transit), fitness expectations are moderate, and some health conditions are contraindicated. Yoga mats are available for rent, and there’s an ECI-certified trolley captain and a small cooler onboard for drinks.
Plan to arrive early for check-in at the red garage, bring a refillable water bottle, and dress in layers—morning chill can give way to warm midday sun. If rain threatens, organizers reserve the right to cancel; they recommend cancelling within 24 hours for a full refund. This is a low-impact, social urban outing that pairs light activity with local flavor—an easy way to stretch, sip, and see a slice of Columbus in one outing.
The event runs approximately two hours total, including trolley transit and a guided outdoor yoga session.
Yes—yoga mat rentals are available on site, though bringing your own is recommended if you prefer it.
Yes—Bada Bean Bada Booze serves coffee and cocktails at the post-class stop; participants receive a 15% discount but should drink responsibly.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start; organizers may also cancel for bad weather or low enrollment.
Trolley Pub Columbus operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The trolley hums through Victorian Village as you breathe and pedal—city blocks slipping by while the instructor cues a grounding inhale. You disembark on a grassy patch of Goodale Park under sugar maple limbs; the class is open to all levels, mat rentals ready, and the city’s weekday rhythm softens into a measured, outdoor session.
The trolley hums through Victorian Village as you breathe and pedal—city blocks slipping by while the instructor cues a grounding inhale. You disembark on a grassy patch of Goodale Park under sugar maple limbs; the class is open to all levels, mat rentals ready, and the city’s weekday rhythm softens into a measured, outdoor session.
Goodale Park dates to the 19th century and was one of Columbus’s earliest public green spaces, originally designed as a communal respite from nearby industrial growth. The park’s gentle topography—broad lawns, mature trees, and a small pond—creates an accessible, urban yoga setting rather than a remote wilderness. This is an experience rooted in local social culture: a blend of neighborhood conviviality, craft coffee culture, and a playful nod to the city’s cycling-friendly scene.
After savasana, the trolley rolls to Bada Bean Bada Booze where coffee and cocktails wait; expect a casual atmosphere and a 15% participant discount. Practical details matter: classes are typically two hours total (including transit), fitness expectations are moderate, and some health conditions are contraindicated. Yoga mats are available for rent, and there’s an ECI-certified trolley captain and a small cooler onboard for drinks.
Plan to arrive early for check-in at the red garage, bring a refillable water bottle, and dress in layers—morning chill can give way to warm midday sun. If rain threatens, organizers reserve the right to cancel; they recommend cancelling within 24 hours for a full refund. This is a low-impact, social urban outing that pairs light activity with local flavor—an easy way to stretch, sip, and see a slice of Columbus in one outing.