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Length: Three days (two nights)
Difficulty Level: Easy to moderate
Dates: Updating
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Example Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive at CrossRiver Wilderness Centre by 7:00 p.m. After preliminary introductions with staff and facilitators, we will discuss more about the coming painting and retreat experiences, some participants may even choose to begin their painting projects now. Otherwise, the evening is yours to settle in and relax at the Wilderness Centre.
Day 2: After breakfast at the main lodge, we spend today together working on our painting projects. We take it easy and the day is also just as much about community as it is painting. You will have received detailed instructions about the piece and what supplies to bring ahead of time, so you will be ready when the time comes to paint without any extra hassle. In any case, the facilitators will also be working on a project, so they are always close by to answer any questions. After dinner, and a little more painting, the evening is yours to relax at the Wilderness Centre, whether alone with a book, around the campfire, or in the outdoor wood-fired hot tub.
Day 3: Today, is your checkout day, but we make the most of it with one final morning to work on projects, if need, or to take in some of the surrounding landscape and scenery on a nature walk with friends before departing. Nearby trail or sightseeing options will discussed when the time arises. After one final lunch together, we part ways until next time.
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Price:
Wood piece provided - $ Updating CAD, per person
Bring your own wood piece - $ Updating CAD, per person
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Price includes: experienced instructor and facilitators; all painting project details and coordination; all meals; all taxes; and two nights country, heritage, cabin accommodation, based on double occupancy. Group and family discounts are available.
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