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Northwest Outdoor Training Opportunities for Women:
Camp
Long is
one of Seattle's best kept secrets. Located in West Seattle, this
68-acre park offers visitors an opportunity to enjoy nature, hike in the
forest, camp overnight in rustic cabins, rock climb and learn about
natural history. Visit the web site at
www.camplong.org or call (206)
684-4075.
Earthwalk
Northwest offers programs focusing on
earth awareness and primitive learning skills such as bow making, fire
by friction and wild edibles. Call (425) 746-7267 or visit the web site
at www.earthwalknorthwest.com.
High-Country
Outfitters
has several exciting
programs for the summer and fall seasons. Summer activities include day
rides, overnights, 3-5 day pack trips and parent-camper rides and
overnights. In the fall, you can look forward to day rides and
overnights, as well as working cattle, hunting drop camps and
horsemanship clinics. Call 1-888-235-0111 or visit the web site at
www.highcountry-outfitters.com.
North
Cascades Institute
encourages
exploration, reflection and stewardship through immersion in the
outdoors. It offers seminars and retreats on birds, fish, wildlife,
geology, astronomy, history, native plants, traditional crafts and more.
They also offer summer youth programs for girls. For more information,
call (360) 856-5700 ext. 209 or visit their web site at
www.ncascades.org.
Olympic
Park Institute
works in partnership
with Olympic National Park and is located on scenic Lake Crescent. It is
a campus of Yosemite National Institutes, dedicated to providing
education adventures in nature's classroom. For more information, call
(360) 928-3720.
Wilderness
Awareness School's
dynamic
programs combine ancient and modern ecological wisdom, and empower
people of all ages to become stewards, mentors and leaders. Their
programs include tracking expeditions, mentoring workshops, a
residential program, home-study courses, numerous youth programs, and
more. For more information, visit their web site at
www.WildernessAwareness.org or
call (425) 788-1301.
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