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Hot yoga in Portland, Maine
Portland Power Yoga on Cove Street is the heated studio on the peninsula, with power classes at 95 degrees. Greener Postures (South Portland and Falmouth), Creating Space Yoga, and Crisp in Scarborough also teach heated vinyasa. A drop-in costs $20 to $25 as of October 2026, and every studio has a cheaper intro deal.
Every heated class near Portland
Updated October 2026
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Portland Power Yoga
Hot YogaHeated power vinyasa at 95 degrees and 60 percent humidity in a set sequence. First-timers get a free mat and towels; showers on site.
84 Cove St, Portland
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Greener Postures Yoga (South Portland)
Yoga, Hot YogaHeated vinyasa at 90 to 100 degrees, warm vinyasa in the 80s, unheated Fundamentals, and a $10 community class. Lot in front plus overflow parking behind.
740 Broadway, South Portland
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Greener Postures Yoga (Falmouth)
Yoga, Hot YogaSame heated, warm, and Fundamentals lineup as South Portland, and passes work at both. Shares a big lot with Hannaford.
65 Gray Rd, Falmouth
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Creating Space Yoga
Yoga, Hot Yoga, Mat PilatesOff-peninsula studio on outer Congress Street with heated and non-heated vinyasa, yin, and mat Pilates. Plenty of free parking; Yoga 101 series for beginners.
1717 Congress St, Portland
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Crisp Classes
Yoga, Pilates, Boot CampMixed-format studio at The Downs in Scarborough: heated vinyasa, mat and reformer Pilates, boot camp, and cycle.
200 Expedition Dr, Scarborough
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HOTWORX South Portland
Infrared Sauna WorkoutsNot a yoga studio: 24/7 infrared sauna pods with screen-led hot yoga, hot Pilates, hot barre, and short HIIT sessions. First visit during staffed hours.
100 Gorham Rd, Suite C, South Portland
What hot yoga costs
Prices checked October 1, 2026
| Studio | Drop-in | Intro offer | Membership | Good to know |
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| Portland Power Yoga | $20 | First month unlimited, $80 | $140 a month unlimited | 95 degrees, 60 percent humidity; 10-class pass $175 |
| Greener Postures Yoga | $20 ($10 community class) | 10 days unlimited, $30 | $140 a month, both studios | Hot room 90 to 100 degrees, warm room in the 80s |
| Creating Space Yoga | $20 (first class $8) | 4 weeks unlimited, $75 | $115 a month (3-month minimum) | Heated and non-heated vinyasa; free parking |
| Crisp Classes | $25 | None posted | $245 a month | Heated vinyasa at 95 to 99 degrees; covers boot camp and mat Pilates too |
| HOTWORX South Portland | Not posted | One free session | Not posted | Screen-led sessions in infrared sauna pods, open 24/7 to members |
Prices come from each studio's own website as of October 2026 and change often, so confirm before you go. Corvi does not sell classes or take bookings: you book with the studio, then check in on Corvi.
Which hot yoga class fits you
For the full heat and a set sequence: Portland Power Yoga runs every power class in the same order at 95 degrees and 60 percent humidity, so you can track progress week to week. It is the closest thing in town to a Bikram-style class. The front door locks when class starts.
For easing in: Greener Postures has three temperatures on one schedule: unheated Fundamentals, a warm room in the 80s, and a hot room at 90 to 100 degrees. The $10 community class is the cheapest heated class we found.
For easy parking off the peninsula: Creating Space Yoga on outer Congress Street mixes heated and non-heated vinyasa and has plenty of free parking. Crisp Classes in Scarborough pairs heated vinyasa with Fire and Flow, a heated class that adds HIIT and weights.
For your own schedule: HOTWORX is a different thing: infrared sauna pods where a screen leads the session, open 24/7 to members. New to heat? Read what hot yoga is and how to prepare, or browse every studio in our Portland yoga guide.
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Hot yoga in Portland: common questions
Where can I do hot yoga in Portland, Maine?
Portland Power Yoga on Cove Street is the heated studio on the peninsula. Greener Postures runs hot and warm vinyasa in South Portland and Falmouth, Creating Space Yoga heats some vinyasa classes on outer Congress Street, and Crisp in Scarborough teaches heated vinyasa. HOTWORX in South Portland offers screen-led hot yoga in infrared sauna pods.
How much does hot yoga cost in Portland?
As of October 2026, a single heated class costs $20 at Portland Power Yoga, Greener Postures, and Creating Space Yoga, and $25 at Crisp. Intro deals are the cheapest way to start: $30 for 10 days at Greener Postures, $75 for four weeks at Creating Space, or $80 for your first month at Portland Power Yoga.
Is there Bikram yoga in Portland, Maine?
We could not find a 26-posture Bikram studio currently open in Greater Portland as of October 2026. The closest match is Portland Power Yoga, which teaches a set sequence in a 95-degree room with 60 percent humidity. Most other local heated classes are vinyasa flows that change from class to class.
How hot is a hot yoga class?
It depends on the studio. Portland Power Yoga heats its power classes to 95 degrees with 60 percent humidity, Crisp keeps heated vinyasa at 95 to 99 degrees, and Greener Postures runs a hot room at 90 to 100 degrees and a warm room in the 80s. Warm classes are an easier first step.
Is hot yoga OK for beginners?
The local studios say beginners are welcome. Greener Postures suggests starting with its unheated Fundamentals class, and Portland Power Yoga asks first-timers to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early. Bring water and a towel, eat lightly beforehand, and check with your doctor first if you are pregnant or sensitive to heat.
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