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SUMMARY:Hike Fest 2019
DESCRIPTION:Registration for Hike Fest 2019 is now closed. Please contact jcramer@superiorhiking.org with any questions about the event.   \nJoin SHTA to celebrate National Trails Day and our beloved Superior Hiking Trail at Hike Fest! This year’s family-friendly weekend of hiking the SHT will be at Wolf Ridge ELC from May 31 – June 2. It’s like the best summer camp ever — but in spring. \nWe’re pleased to offer a ton of great hikes (and our first ever trail run)\, opportunities to learn more about the Trail itself\, exciting adventure presentations\, and fun activities for the entire family. \nHere are a few highlights of the event: \n\nNew Zealand: An Adventurer’s Paradise\, presented by Raven Bailey on Friday evening. From tramping tracks to paddling ‘yaks\, Raven will take you on a tour of New Zealand\, sharing her professional guiding experience and personal adventuring quests. Raven will stick around to lead an awesome\, early morning Yoga Course on Saturday to loosen up before you head out for a day of hiking the SHT.  (Learn more about Raven’s guided adventures at: thriveadventures.com)\nA Month in the Wilderness\, presented by North Country Trail Association board member Derrick Passe on Saturday evening. In May 2017\, Derrick led a major\, month-long effort in the BWCA to help restore the Kekekabic\, Disappointment and Snowbank Trails. With the support of 20 volunteers from ages 18 to 70\, Derrick helped reopen 30 miles of Trail and restore 8 hiking campsites after a severe windstorm that knocked down up to 80% of the trees along the trail. Enjoy Derrick’s story of this awesome wilderness experience on a nearby trail while we celebrate National Trails Day. (Learn more about volunteering with NCTA and the Kekekabic Trail Chapter at: northcountrytrail.org/kekekabic-trail-chapter/)\nA Behind-The Scenes Tour with Wolf Ridge ELC executive director Peter Smerud. Learn about the incredible work being done at Wolf Ridge ELC on the new Margaret A. Cargill Lodge\, a Living Building Challenge project\, a year after it was remodeled. A marvel of design\, construction\, and operation\, this lodge has helped move the needle for the entire Midwest\, pushing Wolf Ridge and it’s local partners and suppliers to the leading edge of sustainability.\nMake your trail photos #instagramworthy with tips from local photographer Sam Brueggeman. Sam will lead an afternoon workshop\, then take you around the Wolf Ridge campus to put your newly-honed skills to work. Late Saturday evening\, Sam will also show what goes into mastering the art of night-time star photos at a telescope gathering.\nTwo unique opportunities to learn about the Trail with SHTA’s staff. SHTA executive director Denny Caneff will lead an “insider’s tour” of the Bean and Bear Lakes loop trail\, titled “Bean and Bear With Me — A Tale of Trail Renewal.” SHTA trail development director Jo Swanson will present “Skeeters\, Snow\, and Sleep: 94 Nights on the Superior Hiking Trail\,” about her recently completed quest to camp at all 94 SHTA campsites. You don’t want to miss these two chances to deepen your knowledge and connection with the SHT.\nTrail Run with Trailfitters. Join Trailfitters’ Pat Davison\, who is training for his second Superior 100 race\, for the first-ever SHTA guided trail run from County Road 6\, past the epic Sawmill Dome\, and back to Wolf Ridge ELC.\nA chance to win cool prizes from local businesses with a new SHT-approved activity — Trowel Toss — using “The Deuce\,” the lightest backpacking trowel on the market. Learn a few Leave No Trace tips\, take home a prize\, and support the Trail all in one toss.\nAnd SO MUCH MORE! Read the entire activity schedule here.  \n\nBEFORE YOU REGISTER\, PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS.\nMEAL AND LODGING INFORMATION\nMeal Options: \nAll meals at Wolf Ridge ELC are made on-site with fresh\, locally-sourced ingredients\, including many ingredients grown and raised at Wolf Ridge’s own farm!  We hope you enjoy these tasty options crafted just for us. \n\nFriday Supper: Wolf Ridge’s Fresh Baked Pizza. All pizzas made from scratch using the most local and seasonal ingredients available. Pizza options: Cheeza\, Meatza\, Veganza\, and Gluten Free. There will also be a full salad bar and dessert.\nSaturday Breakfast: Eggs\, sausage\, scratch-made Manoomin porridge\, assorted quick breads\, cold cereal\, and fresh fruit and juices.\nSaturday Bag Lunch: Build-Your-Own-Picnic. Options include: Turkey\, Salami\, Sunbutter & Jelly\, Cheddar\, Swiss & Provolone Cheeses\, Mayo\, mustard\, tomatoes & lettuce\, White Bread\, Wheat Bread\, Croissants\, and Assorted Beverages.\nSaturday Supper: Tacos Al Pastor. Options include: Wolf Ridge Raised Organic Pork Carnitas\, Minnesota Whitefish\, Locally Harvested Wild Rice\, Organic Sweet Runner Beans\, Dried Red Corn Posole\, Pickled Cabbage\, Quesa Blanca\, Wolf Ridge Farm Salsa\, Burn Your Face off Sauce\, and all the fixin’s. Cheesecake for dessert.\nSunday Breakfast: Fresh French toast bake\, bacon\, Manoomin porridge\, assorted quick breads\, cold cereal\, fresh fruit and juices.\nFor children 12 and under: There is a reduced price for children who dine with us. They’ll have access to the same options listed above.\n\nPlease note: Saturday’s Build-Your-Own-Picnic Bag Lunches on will take place in the dining hall during Breakfast. Please contact Jaron at jcramer@superiorhiking.org if you have specific dietary requirements. \nLodging Options: Please read carefully as these options have changed since 2018. \nThis year\, we’re offering private rooms in both the Summit and MAC Lodges and individual bunks in the MAC Lodge. If you’re purchasing a private room for yourself or your group\, we require the names and email addresses for everyone in your group to ensure they receive important event information. Each member of your group must pay the Registration Fee and purchase their meals\, if they choose to eat at Wolf Ridge. \n\nPrivate Rooms: All rooms include 6-8 bunks and include a private bathroom and sink in the room. $240 per room for the weekend (Friday and Saturday nights).\nIndividual Bunks: All individual bunks will be based in the MAC Lodge\, which includes a bathroom and sink in each room. For your comfort\, the rooms with individual bunks will be assigned as male-only\, female-only\, and mixed. No room assignments will be in advance; you will choose your room when you arrive to check in. $60 per bunk for the weekend (Friday and Saturday nights).\nPlease bring your own linens\, blankets\, and pillows if you plan to stay at Wolf Ridge ELC. \nOff-Site Lodging: You can choose to camp at the Finland State Forest Primitive Campground close to Wolf Ridge. Pay fee at entrance\, $14/night. We recommend using Google search to find other hotel and lodging options if you do not choose to stay at Wolf Ridge ELC.\n\nWhile we waive the registration fee for children 12 and under\, lodging and meals must be purchased for them if they’re staying and dining on campus. \nWOLF RIDGE ELC RULES\nMandatory Quiet Time is 11:00pm in the dorm common area. \nCheck-out is 9:00am Sunday morning. Please leave your keys in the key tray on the table in the dorms and your laundry in the cart. \nSorry\, dogs are not permitted at Wolf Ridge ELC. \nDirections to Wolf Ridge ELC: 6282 Cranberry Rd\, Finland\, MN 55603 \nAt Hwy 61 milepost 60.2\, take Hwy 1 5.9 miles to Finland. Follow signs to Co Rd 6\, turn right and go about 3 miles to Cranberry Road. Turn right at Wolf Ridge sign and go 2.5 miles to Wolf Ridge campus. Follow one-way circular driveway. Check-in at Science Center first. You can unload your car at the dorms but all cars must be parked in the parking lot. \nONLINE REGISTRATIOn Is Now Closed. \nPlease contact Jaron Cramer at jcramer@superiorhiking.org or (218) 834-2700 x204 with any questions about Hike Fest.
URL:https://superiorhiking.org/event/hike-fest/
LOCATION:Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center\, Finland\, MN\, 55603\, United States
CATEGORIES:Celebrations
ORGANIZER;CN="Jaron Cramer":MAILTO:jcramer@superiorhiking.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20190612T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20190614T160000
DTSTAMP:20190521T150634Z
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SUMMARY:Sugarloaf Reroute Volunteer Project
DESCRIPTION:Join Volunteer Crew Leader Stephanie Hoff as we construct new trail on a 1000′ reroute to improve the trail experience. \nProject Details: \nWe will be constructing new trail on a 1000′ reroute with hand tools using basic 4 step tread construction\, along with a short boardwalk and some potential rock armoring. \nEach work day will be from 9am-4pm\, and we’ll round up at 8:30am. We will carpool to the trailhead\, and the work site is approximately a quarter mile from the trailhead. \nLodging will be provided at Schroeder Town Hall. Sleep indoors or bring a tent and sleep outdoors.\nShowers will be available at Lamb’s Resort across the street. \nBreakfast and dinner will be provided. Please plan to bring your own lunch. (Please let us know in the from below if you have dietary restrictions.) \nBring work gloves\, comfortable work clothes\, leather work boots (8″ high preferable)\, water bottles (3-4 32oz bottles)\, sun screen\, bug dope or head net\, a pack for things you will need for the day\, and lodging supplies (sleeping bag\, pillow\, towel etc.). We will provide gloves\, hard hat and safety glasses if people do not have them. \nPlease click here to get registered for this volunteer event! \nIf you have any questions\, please contact Tamer Ibrahim at tibrahim@superiorhiking.org. Thanks! \n 
URL:https://superiorhiking.org/event/sugarloaf-reroute-project/
LOCATION:Sugarloaf Road
ORGANIZER;CN="Jo Swanson":MAILTO:jswanson@superiorhiking.org
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DTSTAMP:20190611T194414Z
CREATED:20190611T193615Z
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SUMMARY:Pincushion Reroute Swamping Party
DESCRIPTION:SHTA is rerouting the Trail at Pincushion to leave a ski trail and move to a year-round hiking trail between Pincushion Mountain Trailhead and the Devil Track River. You can be part of this process by helping us prep the future trail corridor! \nTrail Operations Director Tamer Ibrahim is seeking 8-10 volunteers to help remove (“swamp”) cut logs and brush from the future route of the Superior Hiking Trail near Pincushion Mountain. \nVolunteers will meet at 9AM on June 29th at Pincushion Mountain Trailhead in Grand Marais. Work should conclude by 4:00. \nTo learn more and to sign up\, click HERE.
URL:https://superiorhiking.org/event/pincushion-reroute-swamp-party/
LOCATION:Pincushion Mountain Trailhead\, Grand Marais\, MN\, United States
CATEGORIES:Volunteer
ORGANIZER;CN="Jo Swanson":MAILTO:jswanson@superiorhiking.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20190629T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20190629T150000
DTSTAMP:20190207T211601Z
CREATED:20190207T211601Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190207T211601Z
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SUMMARY:Guided Hike - Cascade River State Park Wayside to Caribou Trail
DESCRIPTION:Cascade River State Park Wayside to Caribou Trail\, 11.3 miles \nSaturday\, June 29\, 10am\n\nEnjoy a challenging\, but beautiful 11.3-mile hike through the Sawtooth Mountains. This section has it all: waterfalls on the Cascade River\, big views of the big lake\, mature maple forests\, and a stunning reward at the end – a big view of Caribou Lake from White Sky Rock. Be sure to pack a lunch and extra water for this long day hike. A word of caution: this hike is not for beginners! Please be prepared for a longer\, more difficult trek on the Trail. This hike will be led by longtime SHTA volunteer Stew Carlson. Meet at Caribou Trail Trailhead. \nDirections to Caribou Trail Trailhead: At Hwy. 61 milepost 92.0\, turn left on Cook Co. Rd 4 (Caribou Trail) and go 4.1 miles to Co. Rd. 94. Turn right and take immediate left to trailhead parking lot.
URL:https://superiorhiking.org/event/guided-hike-cascade-river-state-park-wayside-to-caribou-trail/
LOCATION:Caribou Trail Trailhead\, Cook Cty Road 4\, Lutsen\, MN\, United States
CATEGORIES:Guided Hike
ORGANIZER;CN="Jaron Cramer":MAILTO:jcramer@superiorhiking.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20190630T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20190630T180000
DTSTAMP:20190115T182744Z
CREATED:20180709T164859Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190115T182744Z
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SUMMARY:Chester Park Trail Race
DESCRIPTION:Please note: This is not an SHTA event\, but we encourage you to attend or volunteer at the event. \nThe third annual Chester Park Trail Race is a 5k\, 10k\, and 6 hour running races on pure dirt mountain bike\, ski and singletrack hiking trails through the beautiful Chester Park in the heart of Duluth\, Minnesota. \nMore information at: http://chesterparktrailrace.com/
URL:https://superiorhiking.org/event/chester-park-trail-race/
LOCATION:MN
CATEGORIES:Trail Races
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