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We’ll be clearing ski trails and staying at resorts and a guesthouse in the Solbakken and Cascade River area. These are classic-style ski trails that will be machine-groomed in winter
We’ll be clearing ski trails and staying at resorts and a guesthouse in the Solbakken and Cascade River area. These are classic-style ski trails that will be machine-groomed in winter
We will bike about 30 miles round-trip on the Dakota Trail to St. Bonifacius
We’ll be clearing ski trails and staying at resorts and a guesthouse in the Solbakken and Cascade River area. These are classic-style ski trails that will be machine-groomed in winter
Nov. 3 Thurs (A) Ice Skating at Aldrich Arena. Free! Skate from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Aldrich has the best ice in the area and is located at 1850 White Bear Ave. Maplewood, MN. 55109. Bring your own skates as there are no skates available for rental. This is sponsored by Ramsey County Parks and Recreation. FFI: Audry Nordwall 651-968-6748, Madeleine Kerr 651-605-5402
Meeting is at the Guest speaker will be Caitlin Compton Gregg: athlete, mother, and head coach of Team Birkie. Caitlin was a member of the 2010 USA Olympic cross-country ski team, and she and her husband, former Olympian Brian Gregg, are parents to a 3-year-old daughter. Caitlin will talk about balancing family, coaching, and training and share some of her favorite places to ski.
Lowry Nature Center in Carver Park Reserve
Meet at 9:45, hiking at 10 AM with naturalist Dianne Rowse, who retired from working at Lowry Nature Center. She will talk about the ecology of the maple-basswood forest and wetlands.
Nov 10, Thurs (A) Ice Skating at Aldrich Arena. Free! Skate from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Aldrich has the best ice in the area and is located at 1850 White Bear Ave. Maplewood, MN. 55109. Bring your own skates as there are no skates available for rental. This is sponsored by Ramsey County Parks and Recreation. FFI: Audry Nordwall 651-968-6748, Madeleine Kerr 651-605-5402
Northern Star Council Base Camp
North Stars booth will be there, to recruit new members, and we need your help staffing the booth.This is an important fundraiser for MYSL, which has taught thousands of Minnesota kids to cross country ski, including Olympic Gold Medalist Jessie Diggins.
We will be doing about 5.5 miles of easy walking. Since the hike consists of a variety of short loops, there are many ways to shorten or lengthen the distance for those wanting something different.
Nov 17, Thurs (A) Ice Skating at Aldrich Arena. Free! Skate from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Aldrich has the best ice in the area and is located at 1850 White Bear Ave. Maplewood, MN. 55109. Bring your own skates as there are no skates available for rental. This is sponsored by Ramsey County Parks and Recreation. FFI: Audry Nordwall 651-968-6748, Madeleine Kerr 651-605-5402
We’ll need volunteers to staff our booth at this popular annual attraction on the U of M’s West Bank. This is an important event to sign up new club members. It is always fun before and after our booth shifts to see some talks on various outdoor adventures.
We’ll need volunteers to staff our booth at this popular annual attraction on the U of M’s West Bank. This is an important event to sign up new club members. It is always fun before and after our booth shifts to see some talks on various outdoor adventures.
We’ll need volunteers to staff our booth at this popular annual attraction on the U of M’s West Bank. This is an important event to sign up new club members. It is always fun before and after our booth shifts to see some talks on various outdoor adventures.
Jane Laub’s townhouse at , MN
This is approximately a 4-mile hike with longer or shorter options available. We will take a quick look to see the progress of the Light Rail and walk on trails to Shady Oak Lake and the trail around Lone Lake Park.
We will meet at the Visitor Center,at 10 a.m. to ski or hike. At least the man made snow for the “hamster wheel” may be ski-able by then, but if not we can do some hiking.