Where: The Land's Wilderness Homeplace and the Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park
Why: to upgrade wilderness skills and level up your nature connection in winter!
How much? - super affordable - subsidy available through Trent Outdoor Club

Traditional Activities:
Snowshoeing
Crosscountry Skiing
Fire Starting - multiple methods
Axe and knifework

Spoon carving
Orienteering
Sledding
Skating
Pond hockey
Bonfire and music
Backcountry Sauna
Polar Bear Dip!!!

Traditional Skills and reflective practice

Meals

Emphasis on homegrown, organic and locally-sourced foods
Kosher, Halal and veggie options available
Snacks and drinks

Expedition Equipment

Snowshoes and XC Skis

Canvas Prospector Tents with internal wood-burning stoves

Kitchen - Tarp, cooking stoves, dinnerware, 

Barrels and Wannigans for food and group equipment

Safety Equipment

Wilderness First Responder Equipment, Communications Equipment

Transport

Rendezvous varies depending on location: Bottle Lake Access points. 

Transport options also available, with pickups from Trent University, Downtown Peterborough,