Fall Teacher Paddle

Join Wild Rivers Conservancy, National Park Service, and teachers like YOU by diving deep into our K-12 environmental education curriculum, Rivers Are Alive. We will spend the day exploring engaging activities, educating ourselves on the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway and its watershed, and reconnecting with nature through outdoor adventures.

Our Fall workshop will get us on the Namekagon River, focusing on strengthening connections between you and the Riverway to be able to bring back knowledge to your students. We’ll then drive over to the Namekagon River Visitor Center to see what it has to offer. RAA classes may be explored depending on teacher interests.

This is a fully supported event. You will be provided with premium kayaks, paddles, and PFDs, as well as a shuttle service to the start of the paddle. Please bring your own lunch. Snacks will be available.

Cost: $20

Vehicle Admission: Free

River Stretch: Earl Park Landing - Trego Town Landing

Paddle Length: 4 miles

Paddle Difficulty: Good for beginners, with small riffles

Bathrooms: No bathrooms available at Trego Town Park.  Pit toilets at Earl Park Landing. Flushable toilets at Namekagon Visitor Center

Where to Meet: Trego Town Park Landing

What to bring:

• Adequate water
• Lunch
• Polarized sunglasses
• Binoculars (if you want)
• Clothing that correlates to weather conditions (layers are best)
• Sunscreen
• Hat

Cancellation Information:

For the safety of participants and staff, this program may be canceled due to inclement weather or a temperature of 0 degrees or below. This program may be canceled if there are fewer than 5 participants. Participants will be notified via email, and event pages will be updated if the program is canceled.

Refund Policy:

There are no refunds for participant-initiated cancellations.

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