Looking to traverse a winter wonderland? Cleary Lake Regional Park is hosting a Women’s Sunset Hike on March 1st, from 5–6:30 PM, perfect for those looking to dabble in snowshoeing or simply enjoy a brisk wintery hike. This event caters specifically to women, femme, and non-binary individuals who want to experience the great outdoors in a supportive group setting. Reservations are a must, with a reasonable $6 entry fee and equipment provided at no extra cost – a steal if you ask me.
Outdoor Recreation School instructors are steering this ship, and whether there's snow on the ground or not, the hike will go on, attendees can expect to soak in a gorgeous sunset while navigating the trails. If you're the type to rally the troops, then here's a perk: there's a 20 percent discount for groups of four or more, so start rounding up your squad now. Knowing the value of bonding over a shared adventure, it seems like a smart move to offer a discount for groups, because after all, the more, the merrier, right?
In a statement for those who prefer to plan ahead, officials say the program is designed for anyone 14 years and older, aiming to provide an inclusive environment for a diverse set of participants. As for the details, making a reservation is as easy as picking up the phone and dialing 763-559-6700; secure your spot before they fill up because who doesn't love a sunset framed by the serenity of nature?
For full information and any potential updates on the event – weather changes, additional session times, and other pertinent news – you should check out the original announcement on the Scott County website. Nature waits for no one, and neither will this hiking opportunity, so if you're eager to lace up your boots or strap on some snowshoes, now's your chance to connect with like-minded enthusiasts and revel in the crisp, early March air that's just waiting for you to take a deep breath in.
