| Superior Hiking Trail Lodge Based Adventure | |
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| Sample Itinerary | |
| DAY 1: Meet at lodge in the afternoon. Settle into your accommodations and explore the grounds and shoreline. Enjoy a welcome dinner and learn about the plans for the next three days of your trip. Relax around the fireplace, enjoy a cup of warm cider or tea, and get acquainted with your fellow trip participants. DAY 2: Start the day early with a hearty breakfast and then head off for a day of hiking in Cascade River State Park. Hike the 7.8 mile Cascade River loop while taking plenty of time out to enjoy scenery such as Cascade Falls, the "secret waterfall" and the views from several bridges. Enjoy a relaxing picnic lunch and maybe a brief snooze or chat with one of your trip companions. Return to Namaste house in late afternoon and enjoy some personal time before dinner. After dinner, there will be a short activity and then time to star gaze from the deck or enjoy the sounds of the Superior shore warmed by the heat of a campfire. DAY 3: Enjoy breakfast, and head out to Split Rock Lighthouse State Park to hike the 5 mile Split Rock River Loop. This is one of the premier day hike loops on the Superior Hiking Trail. Some washouts, steep banks, and occasional overlooks make this section moderately challenging and interesting as it courses generally 50 feet above the river. The river cascades past cliffs and through clefts of sheer red rock walls draped with conifers. After crossing the bridge, the descending trail affords some beautiful views of the river valley before leaving the river and remaining rather level until reaching a park shelter with a commanding overlook of Lake Superior. Enjoy a final lunch while viewing Lake Superior and then complete the remainder of the hiking loop. In mid afternoon, bid farewell to your new found friends and begin the journey home. |
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| More Info & Registration: http://www.wildernessinquiry.org/superiorhikinglodge |
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| Wilderness Inquiry | 808 14th Ave SE | Minneapolis, MN 55414 | (612) 676-9400 | info@wildernessinquiry.org |