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Snowshoe
Trek
Women's
Snowshoe Trek to former prison camps at Barre Falls.
Come
with us and experience the magical beauty of a wintry forest, while
we keep an eye out for wildlife along the way. Learn the basics
of snowshoeing, as we discover the history of the former prison
camps that existed back in the early 1900's.
Our
trek will begin at the Barre falls Dam in Hubbardston, Massachusetts.
Here your guide will briefly review logistical information before
we start the day. Barre Falls is part of the Ware river water shed,
which empties into the Quabbin Reservoir. Our
trek is approximately 3 miles in length, and should take approximately
2 1/2 to 3 hrs. to complete (give or take depending on the group).
You will be on a relatively flat surface, with a few moderately
easy inclines. To end our day we'll enjoy a delicious bowl of hot
soup and sandwiches to melt away the chill.
Date
for Winter 2010/2011:
TBC
Cost:
$45.00; Snowshoe rentals $6.00 per person (US dollars) XE.com
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Contact
details:
Active
By Nature, 51 Worcester Rd, Hubbardston, MA 01452
Phone: 978-928-3306 Office
Email: info@activebynature.com
"Full
Moon Snowshoe Trek"
"Full
Moon Snowshoe Trek" at Barre Falls Dam, in collaboration with
the Gathering Inn.
This
trip begins at the Gathering Inn in Hubbardston, MA. Time: 3 pm
Your
guide will briefly review logistical information before we start
our trek. Barre Falls is part of the Ware river water shed, which
empties into the Quabbin Reservoir. Our trip is approximately 3
miles in length, and should take approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hrs. to
complete (give or take depending on the group). You will be on a
relatively flat surface, with a few moderately easy inclines. It's
a good idea to bring along a headlamp if you have one.
Date
for Winter 2010/11:
January
22 (Sat)
Cost:
$75.00;
Snowshoe rentals $7.00 per person (US dollars) XE.com
Personal Currency Assistant
What
clothing/equipment should I bring?
Layers of clothing are always best. The first layer should be, synthetic
or thermal underwear, such as polypropylene. The middle layer could
be fleece, wool sweater, wool pants. The top or outer layer should
be a nylon or sympatex jacket and pants that will protect you from
snow, and wind. A warm or insulated hat, thermo socks and gloves
or mittens. A pair of insulated hiking boots. Some extra suggested
items that may be needed would be sunglasses (for day trips), hand
and boot warmers, sunscreen, a day pack or fanny pack, bottled water,
and a head lamp (for the evening trips). And of course snowshoes,
which are available to rent.
Contact
details:
Active
By Nature, 51 Worcester Rd, Hubbardston, MA 01452
Phone: 978-928-3306 Office
Email: info@activebynature.com
Please
mention skilikeawoman.com
when you contact Active by Nature.
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