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OA High Adventure
 

Have you ever watched the Northern Lights dance across the sky over the Canadian Border?  Carried a canoe a mile to see a spectacular waterfall?  Worked to repair historic trails?  Paddled forty miles in one day, seemingly chasing after a perfect sunset across countless still lakes?

             This summer, take advantage of an opportunity to have experiences like these at the Order of the Arrow Wilderness Voyage or Canadian Odyssey at the Northern Tier High Adventure Bases in Minnesota and Ontario.  On a two-week trek with one of these programs you can give service through trail building, make unforgettable memories, and canoe in beautiful remote country.

             The service at the foundation of our Order acts as the cornerstone of this program.  During your first week, you will work with your crew to repair and restore portage trails in the Superior National Forest or Quetico Provincial Park.  This crew is composed of Arrowmen from around the country and led by two outstanding foremen trained in trail building, outdoor skills, and the Scouting and OA programs.  During the second week you will embark on a voyage where you will explore pristine wilderness, make leadership decisions, and face up to the challenges of nature.  The friendships and memories that you make in the North Woods will stand the test of time.

             You can attend one of these two-week programs for only $200.  Arrowmen must be between the ages of sixteen and twenty-one to attend.  For applications and more information on the opportunities please visit adventure.oa-bsa.org.     

 -Article by Frank Sturges

 


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