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I Have Misplaced Myself –
A Zoom Workshop
Date: November 13, 2021
Description: Did you know that most errors, for hikers, typically occur at decision points (trail junctions, obscure trails, game trails, social trails and heads of drainages)?
Per Person Price: $20
Being A Better Leader –
A Zoom Workshop
Date: October 23, 2021
Description: Being a good leader means being a good role model. Quickly following is knowing your stuff and setting expectations. Being human and honest helps.
Per Person Price: $20
Summer is … BINGO
Description: Print your summer BINGO card and begin playing. Step Outdoors is challenging folks to keep it fun this summer by learning something new, practicing your creativity and maybe, just maybe, being a bit less self-absorbed.
Per Person Price: Free
Broken Pieces –
A Zoom Presentation
Description: We are sharing the story of how a planned 750-mile hike is abruptly stopped by a simple fall and a broken patella.
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A Season of Zoom Workshops
Looking for a Zoom workshop to share with your group or organization? These are the online workshops we have offered in 2021 and available to your group live.
Plan Ahead and Prepare –
A Zoom Workshop
Description: The first principle of Leave No Trace. We would argue the most important principle.
The most important tool before you go is Plan Ahead and Prepare. What you are doing is planning to have a great adventure.
Orienteering, What to Expect – A Zoom Review
Date: June 18, 2021
Description: Camouflage is not required. That time between receiving your map and clue sheet and start is set aside for you to design your route. Your compass needs to have a set declination. Let’s talk about what you should know before your first orienteering challenge.
Per Person Price: $3
Compasses, Point the Direction –
A Zoom Workshop
Description: A compass keeps you pointed in the right direction in the absence of a trail or markers. Learning how to use a compass enhancing your “awareness” of what fills the landscape beyond your two feet.