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Nashua Telegraph
March 12, 2011
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Grand Adventures
Here we have put together our most popular
Escapes...private guided adventures for individuals, couples, families, and
small groups. It's just you and your professional guide actively participating
in the fresh air of New Hampshire.
Important Information
These
adventures are designed for active folks who have had little or no
experience in the recreational activity offered, although all levels are
invited. The pace will be relaxed to allow time for skills instruction and
exploring nature. Exact location is guide's choice depending on participants
interests and abilities as well as other conditions. Backpacks, dry bags, and other gear are available to
rent, if not included in the price. See descriptions for more details.
Policies and Procedures
apply.
We
can recommend lodging properties for before and after your adventure with us, or
click here for some
lodging links.
Reservations
Go to the
Reservations page and follow the
instructions for a Custom Escape reservation.
If you wish to have these grand adventures customized further, please
indicate it on the reservation form...for info about Custom Escapes, please see
this page:
Custom ESCAPE or Group Program.
We
also have private
Adventure/Lodging
Packages and
S.U.V. Sightseeing Tours. And remember, if you want to learn about or spot a
moose or other wildlife, be sure to mention it when making a reservation, along
with any other goals you have in mind.
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Guided
Canoe/Kayak Nature Day
May -
November
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Canoe or kayak New
Hampshire's waterways with us and discover the diversity of species we
have here in the Granite State. Whether you want to sea kayak New
Hampshire's coastal areas, or canoe or kayak remote moose ponds or easy
rapid rivers, you'll get to know wild New Hampshire. Includes pack list,
directions to meet guide, instruction if necessary, lunch, survival
tips, natural history/nature talks, possible wildlife viewing and photo
opportunities. Maximum of 8 participants. Price: $193 for first person
and $28 for each additional person, plus rentals.
tandem canoe/paddles/PFD rental (for 2 paddlers): $45; solo
sit-on-top kayak/paddle/PFD rental (for 1 paddler): $35-60.
Dry bags for
personal gear storage are included. Wetsuit
rentals may be available: $10, unless you wear layers of warm clothing. Starts between 8 and
10am and lasts 6-8 hours.
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Guided
Day Hike or
Snowshoeing
Year-round
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Explore New Hampshire's
forests, valleys, and
mountaintops
on easy to moderate terrain and enjoy scenic views and fascinating
waterfalls. Learn about the natural and cultural history of the area and
experience all kinds of weather. Exact location will be determined by
guide and depends on the interests and abilities of the participants.
Includes pack list, directions to meet guide, lunch, hiking and survival
tips, natural history/nature talks, possible wildlife viewing and photo
opportunities.
Maximum of 8
participants. Price: $193 for first person and $28 for each additional
person, plus rentals. Day pack rental: $10; snowshoes: $12, poles $6. Starts between 8 and
10am and lasts 6-8 hours. Hiking all year, with snowshoes approx.
December through May.
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Guided Cross
Country Ski Day
December - April
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We'll take you to the best
snow in the area so you can cover miles of winter wonderland. Your
private guide/instructor will take you on easy to moderate terrain on
scenic trails and you'll have a chance to see views, ice falls, and
animal tracks. Bring your own skis or rentals--ask us where to rent.
Includes pack list, directions to meet guide, instruction if necessary,
lunch, winter survival tips, natural history/nature talks, possible
wildlife viewing and photo opportunities.
Maximum of 8
participants. Price: $193 for first person and $28 for each additional
person, plus rentals. Day pack rental: $10; cross country ski rental
package (skis/boots/poles) runs from $12-$20. Starts between 8 and 10am and lasts 6-8
hours.
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2-Day Intro to Backpacking
&
North Woods Survival Clinic
Year-round
safety, fun, and learning!
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This
jam-packed learning experience will add a life-long skill set for you to
enjoy future excursions into wild places of the Northern Forest (which
stretches around the northern hemisphere), by providing you with the
tools and knowledge to help you stay healthy and found. Safety, fun, and
learning is what it’s all about. Participants will...
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Discover
the 10 Essentials
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Assemble
a Bivy Kit* (emergency tools) to bring along on your future
outdoor adventures
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Discuss
environmental ethics and learn about low-impact trekking
practices
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Practice
map and compass skills
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Learn
about wilderness hazards and common injuries/illnesses
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Practice
useful knots while building a tarp shelter
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Cook
meals using a camp stove
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See a
demonstration on how to build a fire
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Learn how
to choose and pack a backpack
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Discuss
basic trip planning and weather
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Hike 1 to
3 miles with group
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Increase
self-awareness in regards to the “performance triangle”
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Explore
group leadership and followship
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Increase
awareness of natural surroundings
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Includes pack list, directions to meet guide/instructor, 4 meals,
instruction and related materials, bivy kit items, camping/lodging fees
and tax, and tent rental(s) if needed. Min. 3 / max. 8 participants.
Price: $195 per person*, plus rentals if needed: backpack: $30; sleeping
bag & pad: $15; snowshoes (winter): $24. Starts at 9am on Saturday and
ends around 4pm on Sunday.
*Optional activity--add $95 for bivy kit items
Note: This is also offered
as an
Event
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2-Day Guided Nature
Backpacking Tour
Year-round
 
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Grab your camera and
come see the views and maybe a moose. This tour will focus on what's
wild in New Hampshire. Nature lovers will get to know local
wildlife, geology, and history of the particular area chosen by your
guide, in the White Mountains or Great North Woods. You can find animal tracks and signs, identify
plants, see waterfalls, hear or spot birds and other wildlife,
and experience all kinds of weather. Includes pack list, directions
to meet guide, 4 meals, talks and tips, camping gear (tents/stoves),
possible
wildlife viewing and photo opportunities. Max.
8 participants. Price: $393
for first person
and $63 for each additional person, plus rentals.
Backpack rental: $30; sleeping bag & pad rental: $15; bivy kit rental:
$10, or purchase: $95; snowshoe rental (winter): $24.
Starts between 8 and 10am on Day 1 and ends around 4pm on Day 2.
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2-Day Guided Boreal
Forest Canoe/Kayak
Camping Trip in Northern New Hampshire
May
through October
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This is an
unforgettable guided paddle through the Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge on the
Magalloway and Androscoggin Rivers in the
Errol, New
Hampshire area.
Spend two days on quickwater, flatwater, and optional whitewater
through moose territory, where the Abenaki natives used to call
home. Enjoy the dark starry night at a remote campsite along Lake
Umbagog or the Androscoggin River. Includes a pack list and
directions to meet guide, canoeing instruction (up to Class II if you
wish), camping equipment (tents, stoves), 4 meals, and wildlife viewing
and photo opportunities. Max. 8 participants. Price: $426
for first person
and $63 for each additional person, plus rentals.
Drybag rental (set of 3): $30; sleeping bag & pad rental: $15; bivy kit
rental: $10, or purchase: $95; tandem canoe/paddles/PFD rental (for 2
paddlers): $100; solo sit-on-top kayak/paddle/PFD rental (for 1
paddler): $120.
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2-Day Guided Northern
Connecticut River Canoe/Kayak Camping Trip
May,
June, July, October
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Float through New Hampshire's agricultural heritage and live two days of
your life with the flow of "the long river" on a chosen section between
Pittsburg and Orford, New Hampshire.
Quickwater, flatwater, and whitewater is available through the woods or
along farms and corn fields. Good chance of seeing water birds, fish,
and other wildlife such as moose, deer, or mink.
Includes pack list and directions to meet guide, canoeing/kayaking
instruction, camping equipment (tents, stove), 4 meals, wildlife viewing
and photo opportunities. Max.
8 participants. Price: $393 for first person
and $63 for each additional person, plus rentals.
Drybag rental (set of 3): $30; sleeping bag & pad rental: $15; bivy kit
rental: $10, or purchase: $95; tandem canoe/paddles/PFD rental (for 2
paddlers): $100; solo sit-on-top kayak/paddle/PFD rental (for 1
paddler): $120.
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3-Day Guided Backpack
Trip
in the White Mountains or Great North Woods
Year-round
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So many
trails, so little time. That's why we offer this longer trip to pack
more of them in...we'll take you into the heart of the White Mountains or
the Great North Woods. Summer and Fall
climbs can bring you above treeline if you wish. Winter and Spring treks will be in
low-lying remote areas with great scenery and points of interest. Remote
overnight accommodations vary and will depend on interests, the weather,
and pace of the group. Weather is unpredictable here, so we provide a
very serious pack list and will inspect your gear before starting out.
Includes a
pack list and directions to meet guide,
survival tips, camping equipment
(tents/stoves), 7 meals, natural history talks, and wildlife viewing and
photo opportunities. Max.
8 participants.
Price: $603
for first person
and $98 for each additional person, plus rentals.
Backpack rental: $45; sleeping bag & pad rental: $30; bivy kit rental:
$10, or purchase: $95; snowshoe rental (winter): $36, poles $12.
Starts between 8 and 10am on Day 1 and ends around 4pm on Day 3.
New to hiking?
Take
our "Intro to Backpacking & North Woods Survival Clinic" listed
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3-Day Guided Hike/Bike/Paddle Trip
in
the Great North Woods
May
through October
 
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This adventure-packed multi-sport
get-a-way is our most requested trip for experienced
outdoorsy folks of all ages who like variety and want to expand their skills in
the wilderness of the Northern Forest. If you're a beginner, a
little instruction will get you under way.
Daytime activities
include walking/hiking, mountain biking on forest roads, and
paddling (quickwater and/or whitewater canoeing/kayaking). Optional
evening activities include a moose tour, stargazing, and
orienteering. Includes a pack list and directions to meet guide,
tours and instruction, recreation equipment rentals (day packs,
paddling and biking equipment), 2
nights at a cabin, 7 meals,
wildlife viewing and photo opportunities. Min. 4 / max. 8
participants.
Price: $545 per person.
Starts between 8 and 10am on Day 1 and ends around 4pm on Day 3. |
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The following have their own page... |
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6-Day
Backpack Expedition Package
Hiking/Snowshoeing
All Year
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6-Day
Paddling
Journey Package
Canoeing/Kayaking May-Nov
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2-5 Day
Yurt Adventure Package
Year Round Activities |
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ESCAPES
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Grand Adventures
Our most popular Custom ESCAPES |
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Packages
Adventure
get-a-ways & vacations with lodging/camping & most meals |
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Events
For
individuals, couples, families, and small groups |
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Custom
ESCAPES
Tell us what you want |
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Group Programs
Youth, seniors, clubs, large groups up to 20, motor coach tours |
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Wilderness
Guide & Outdoor Educator