Wilderness Exercises

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* short snowshoe in and do some snow skills. Quinzee building, snow trench, fire lighting and some beacon practice
* short snowshoe in and do some snow skills. Quinzee building, snow trench, fire lighting and some beacon practice
* use compass in field to locate yourself
* use compass in field to locate yourself
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* field day - short skills practice
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* field day - short skills practice see {{nbw|2018|06|03}}
== Time of year ==
== Time of year ==
* November: {{subpage|Shoulder season}}
* November: {{subpage|Shoulder season}}
* December - March: {{subpage|Winter}}
* December - March: {{subpage|Winter}}
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* April: {{subpage|Shoulder season}}
== Other organizations ==
== Other organizations ==

Current revision

Some of the places and activities we've discussed for a Wilderness Exercise.

Contents

[edit] Places

These places are sorted by location. Think of the town of Pincher Creek as a tree with roots going out in all directions to destinations along roads and travel routes. We group destinations along how you would reach them from Pincher Creek, going clockwise.

[edit] Activities

Type of activities:

  • Snowshoe
  • short snowshoe in and do some snow skills. Quinzee building, snow trench, fire lighting and some beacon practice
  • use compass in field to locate yourself
  • field day - short skills practice see Brett's 2018-06-03 notes

[edit] Time of year

[edit] Other organizations

Other organizations (compare, try to coordinate on dates):

[edit] Volunteers

Volunteers:

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