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Ongoing Events
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January 2012
January 7th, 2012 - 4th Annual Ladies Nordic Ski Expo
Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe, Vermont.
Join us for the first annual Ladies Nordic Ski Expo on Saturday, January 8th at
Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe, Vermont. As the name implies, this is a ski event
for women only and by women only. The Ski Expo is unique in that it will offer
women an opportunity to receive instruction in the traditional skinny-ski track
disciplines of both classic and skating as well as back-country and telemark
techniques. Participants will be able to pick and choose which type or types of
instruction they want to receive in this day long event. Instructors for the
event will be top-notch and will include some of the world’s best master skiers.
To maximize the learning opportunity, we will strive for a low pupil to teacher
ratio.
http://www.catamounttrail.org/news/registration-now-open-for-the-4th-annual-ladies-nordic-ski-expo/
January 21, Women's Ice Climbing
Our for-women-by-women ice climbing class is a great way to learn about the
exhilarating sport of climbing ice - in a no-pressure environment. Women's Ice I
is open to ladies of all ages and abilities. Join us and learn how to move over
easy to moderate terrain using crampons and ice axes. Times: 9am - 4pm Cost: $
165, includes all technical equipment
www.petracliffs.com/mountaineering_ice.html
January 28, 2012 - The Vermont
Romp To Stomp
Stratton Mountain Resort, VT. 3k or 5k Snowshoe Walk, 3k Snowshoe Race,
Celebrating 10 Years of Romping! Stratton Mountain is home of the first Romp to
Stomp event in history. With a gorgeous course that leads snowshoers through
pleasant, wooded trails, this Romp to Stomp is not to be missed. Vermont Rompers
have an incredible passion for the cure and have consistently held the position
of highest average fundraising per person of all the Romp events. Since its
inception in 2003, the Tubbs Romp to Stomp out Breast Cancer Snowshoe Series®
has engaged nearly 23,000 people in the sport of snowshoeing and raised more
than 1.8 MILLION DOLLARS for Susan G. Komen for the Cure® and the Canadian
Breast Cancer Foundation!
http://tubbsromptostomp.com/vt/about/romp
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February
2012
February 4-5, Intro to Backcountry Skiing for
Women at Bolton Valley Resort
This two-day program offers women a non-intimidating and fun introduction to
backcountry skiing. With expert instruction, you'll learn the basics of
backcountry skiing techniques and the ins and outs of winter backcountry travel.
With a low instructor to participant ratio (1:5 maximum) you'll get plenty of
individualized attention. Plus, all proceeds from this clinic benefit Vermont
Works for Women’s girls programs: support girls’ empowerment while having a
great experience for yourself! For more information, please visit
http://www.girlsmovemountains.org/skiing.html.
February 11, Women's Ice Climbing
Our for-women-by-women ice climbing class is a great way to learn about the
exhilarating sport of climbing ice - in a no-pressure environment. Women's Ice I
is open to ladies of all ages and abilities. Join us and learn how to move over
easy to moderate terrain using crampons and ice axes. Times: 9am - 4pm Cost: $
165, includes all technical equipment
www.petracliffs.com/mountaineering_ice.html
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March
2012
March 2-4, 2012 - Winter Doe Camp
Winter Doe Camp is sure to have something for everyone. March 2-4, 2012 at the
Hulbert Outdoor Center in Fairlee, VT! Women ages 18 and up can stay in heated
cabins at night and play in the snow all day. Classes in Winter skills will be
held Saturday and Sunday for a modest fee. Stay overnight or come for just the
day! Gift Certificates are Available! More details to come.
http://www.voga.org/winter_doe_camp.htm
March 3, Women's Ice Climbing
Our for-women-by-women ice climbing class is a great way to learn about the
exhilarating sport of climbing ice - in a no-pressure environment. Women's Ice I
is open to ladies of all ages and abilities. Join us and learn how to move over
easy to moderate terrain using crampons and ice axes. Times: 9am - 4pm Cost: $
165, includes all technical equipment
www.petracliffs.com/mountaineering_ice.html
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April
2011
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May
2011
May 13–15th, 2011, Killington, VT - Women's Fly Fishing Retreat
The inspiration and mission of the newly established Women’s Fly Fishing
Institute is to introduce women to fly fishing and advance them in the sport by
offering a wide variety of classes, workshops, trips, and transformational fly
fishing retreats. WFFI is open to women of all ages and physical abilities.
Instruction is provided by some of the most talented and highly skilled women
guides in the Northeast. All classes and workshops can be customized according
to the interests of the participants. For 2011 we are launching the first annual
WFFI spring fly fishing retreat at Mountain Meadows Lodge in Killington,
Vermont. The all-inclusive weekend women's retreat begins Friday evening and
ends Sunday afternoon. There will be a comprehensive overview of everything you
need to know to feel confident as you begin your fly fishing adventures. The
setting is at a classic lodge on a trout-filled lake in beautiful Killington,
Vermont. The schedule is flexible and will allow plenty of free time to enjoy
other activities, such as kayaking, swimming, hiking, or just relaxing by the
lake. Call 802-282-5131or e-mail address above to register visit us at:
www.coldriveroutfitters.com or
Women’s Fly
Fishing Institute
May 21, Williston, VT - "Women on Target"
Introduction to Shotgun Sports
The North Country Sportsman's Club will host a "Women on Target" introduction to
shotgun sports event on May 21.
NCSC in conjunction with the NRA Foundation and Women On Target will be hosting
a Women On Target (WOT) event on Saturday, May 21st, 2011. WOT is an
instructional shooting clinic for women 14 years of age and older. The clinic
will consist of an hour of classroom instruction on shotguns and safety on the
range and then two hours of trap range instruction. There will be morning and
afternoon clinics with both clinics including in a Lunch N Learn session.
Registration for the morning session starts at 8:00 a.m. and the afternoon
registration starts at 12:30 p.m. The Lunch N Learn will be from 11:30 a.m.
until 12:30 p.m. and talk will consist of talks on shooting, clothing, and
hunting tips, and much more. NCSC will be providing lunch and drinks. Cost for
the clinic is $35.00 and will cover ammunition, guns, clay birds, and lunch.
NCSC welcomes anyone who would like to help out with this event and to pass the
word to the women of Vermont. There is a limit of 15 women per session so we
encourage early registration to ensure you get the clinic of your choice. If you
have any questions or suggestions please contact Laura Blair,
lechat85@comcast.net or at
802-872-8329. We are located on Gun Club Road, in Williston, Vermont.
www.shootncsc.com
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June
2011
June 11, 2011,
A Graceful Rise: Women in Fly Fishing Yesterday, Today,
and Tomorrow opening at the AMFF
This groundbreaking exhibition honors the key roles women have played in
fly-fishing history and how they continue to inspire female anglers today. It is
the first large-scale exhibition of its kind and features such pioneers as the
First Lady of Fly Fishing, Joan Salvato Wulff, world record holder Diana
Rudolph, Fanny Krieger, founder of the IWFF , noted guide and instructor
Lori-Ann Murphy; and many others. Sponsors: Orvis, Urban Angler, Lintilhac
Foundation, and Berkshire Bank. www.amff.com
June 24 - 26, 2011 - 10th Annual Doe Camp at Jay Peak Resort
"The ultimate women's weekend retreat" We are taking deposits to
secure your registration and choice of classes. Details to follow.
Spend a weekend learning new outdoors skills with other enthusiastic women in
the comfort of the brand new
Jay
Peak Tram Haus Lodge. Choose from over 35 different classes taught by our
passionate and experienced instructors. Come by yourself, or bring your friends
and family. Either way you'll have a blast! Gift Certificates are available.
www.voga.org/Doe_Camp.htm
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July
2011
July 7-27, 2011, Young Women’s Leadership Expedition
Hulbert is proud to announce it newest Outdoor adventure -a three-week Canadian
whitewater canoe expedition for girls ages 16-18. This course is expressly
designed for young women, drawing on the best practices of outdoor education,
adolescent development, and leadership. Course participants will share the
challenges and successes of working together in a wilderness setting, develop
their authentic leadership styles and learn whitewater canoe skills. No camping
or canoeing experience needed, passport required. Tuition cost is $3,150.00. For
information visit
www.alohafoundation.org/YWLE.
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August
2011
August 19-21, Girls Move Mountains Retreat
The Girls Move Mountains Women’s Retreat offers beginner/intermediate mountain
bikers an exciting opportunity to refine biking skills and enjoy some incredible
Vermont riding. Yoga classes are designed to challenge and rejuvenate
practitioners of all levels. As part of our social mission at Singletrack
Mindfulness, we strive to support educational organizations like Girls Move
Mountains. This retreat helps us fulfill our mission and supports their
adventure-based experiential education programs for girls. Proceeds go to GMM.
www.singletrackmindfulness.com/our-retreats/girlsmove
August 21-26,
2011, Women's Canoe Trip to Maine's Rangeley Lakes
To honor the 106th
anniversary of the founding of the Aloha Girls Camp, Hulbert Outdoor Center’s
Road Scholar will offer it's second woman’s canoe trip to the Rangeley Lakes in
Maine. “Mother” Gulick, a forward thinking woman born in the late 1800’s, was a
leader in the camping movement and the concept that women as well as men should
be offered the joy of outdoor activity and physical challenge. Her daughter,
Carol Hulbert, her granddaughter Hattie Ball and her great granddaughter Shel
Ball were, and are, women who still lead by example in this area. The trip will
begin and end in Fairlee, Vermont and will be fully outfitted by the Hulbert
Outdoor Center. This program run in conjunction with Road Scholar/Elderhostel .
Tuition for the trip is $580. For more information contact Deb Williams at
deb_williams@alohafoundation.org or call her at 802-333-3405.
www.alohafoundation.org/hulbert-outdoor-center/adult-programs/elderhostels/maine-lakes-camping
August 28th at Stowe Mountain Resort, Race To The
Top Of Vermont
To Benefit Girls Programs - Vermont Works for Women and Girls Move Mountains,
www.active.com/running/stowe-vt/fjg-race-to-the-top-of-vermont-2011
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September
2011
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October
2011
Oct 6, East Burke, VT - Women's Bike Demo
The Village Sport Shop liv/giant Women's Bike Demo has been scheduled for this
Thursday, October 6th from 2pm-7pm in East Burke Village. To try a 2012 Liv/giant
mountain or road bike, bring your driver’s license, credit card, and helmet.
Burke Mountain Resort
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=121960524573622
October 15, Women’s Freeride Festival at Highland
Mountain Bike Park
The ladies-only, all-day event introduces new riders to the largely
male-dominated sport of mountain biking and fosters growth in the existing
community of female riders. Highland Mountain Bike Park encourages women of all
ability levels and mountain biking disciplines to attend the event. Starts at
10:00am sharp. All women ride for 50% off ($19 lift ticket) Highland Mountain
Bike Park, 75 Ski Hill Drive, Northfield, NH 03276 Phone: (603) 286-7677
http://highlandmountain.com/events/womens-freeride-festival
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November
2011
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-December
2011
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Vermont
Outdoors Woman
P.O. Box 10
North Ferrisburg, VT. 05473
1 800-425-8747 (802) 425-6211
vow@voga.org
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