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Description:
This facility was formerly a family-run resort. Located on US Forest Service land, it now accommodates participants enrolled in educational programs.
Contact info:
3255 Fernberg Trail
Ely, MN 55731 USA
phone: 218-365-4613
web:
www.elyoutdoorlearningcenter.com
Room amenities:
The small cabins and apartment are furnished simply. Each has a living room, a kitchenette (stove/oven, sink, refrigerator, but no dishes), a bathroom (sink, toilet, shower) and one to three single or double occupancy bedrooms. The apartment has a tub.
Facility amenities:
Quaint cabins are within 100 feet of the lake. Site features short walking trail, canoes, and a beach.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Bathroom:
Bathroom in each cabin is shared by 2 to 5 adults and children for intergeneration programs. One bathroom features a bathtub, while the other eight have a only a shower.
Additional nights before:
Approximately $45 per person.
Please call 218-235-2164 to make arrangements and find out current price.
Check in time:
3:30 PM
Day One: Sunday, August 11
- Arrival / Orientation / Wolf Ecology Introduction
Afternoon:
Plan to arrive at the Outdoor Learning Center between 3:30 PM and 5:00 PM. (A shuttle from Duluth is available.) Receive a finalized schedule, welcome packet and nametag during registration. Settle into your lakeside living quarters and explore our site on picturesque Fall Lake.
Dinner:
Informally meet the other participants over dinner.
Evening:
Your official welcome and program orientation is when you will meet your instructors and the other grandparents and grandchildren through an introductory activity. Following this, an interactive gray wolf ecology presentation provides a solid base of knowledge for the week ahead.
Lodging:
Outdoor Learning Center
Meals Included:
Dinner
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Type:
Cabin
Description:
This facility was formerly a family-run resort. Located on US Forest Service land, it now accommodates participants enrolled in educational programs.
Contact info:
3255 Fernberg Trail
Ely, MN 55731 USA
phone: 218-365-4613
web:
www.elyoutdoorlearningcenter.com
Room amenities:
The small cabins and apartment are furnished simply. Each has a living room, a kitchenette (stove/oven, sink, refrigerator, but no dishes), a bathroom (sink, toilet, shower) and one to three single or double occupancy bedrooms. The apartment has a tub.
Facility amenities:
Quaint cabins are within 100 feet of the lake. Site features short walking trail, canoes, and a beach.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Bathroom:
Bathroom in each cabin is shared by 2 to 5 adults and children for intergeneration programs. One bathroom features a bathtub, while the other eight have a only a shower.
Additional nights before:
Approximately $45 per person.
Please call 218-235-2164 to make arrangements and find out current price.
Check in time:
3:30 PM
Day Two: Monday, August 12
- International Wolf Center Field Trip / Orienteering / Wolf...
International Wolf Center Field Trip / Orienteering / Wolf Communication
Breakfast:
Enjoy a hearty breakfast.
Morning:
Visit the International Wolf Center and meet one of the Center's resident packs of wolves to earn more about how wolves communicate, play, hunt and eat. Explore the spectacular Wolves and Humans Exhibit, which won awards for the Science Museum of Minnesota. Hands-on displays show the fascinating, age-old dance between wolves and humans. Learn how a wolf howls or take a turn at a wolf survival video game. Meet up with the rest of the group to head to lunch.
Lunch:
Enjoy a noon lunch.
Afternoon:
Learn the art and skill of orienteering and navigate your way through the woods with the use of a compass on this afternoon program. Step-by-step instructions prepare you to keep you on track as you follow the orienteering course. Free time is scheduled to follow.
Dinner:
Over dinner, discuss things learned in the program so far.
Evening:
Howling is just one way that wolves communicate. After an introduction to several wolf communication patterns, head into the woods with a naturalist to howl to a local pack. This naturalist-led program includes an indoor introduction followed by an outdoor field trip.
Lodging:
Outdoor Learning Center
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Type:
Cabin
Description:
This facility was formerly a family-run resort. Located on US Forest Service land, it now accommodates participants enrolled in educational programs.
Contact info:
3255 Fernberg Trail
Ely, MN 55731 USA
phone: 218-365-4613
web:
www.elyoutdoorlearningcenter.com
Room amenities:
The small cabins and apartment are furnished simply. Each has a living room, a kitchenette (stove/oven, sink, refrigerator, but no dishes), a bathroom (sink, toilet, shower) and one to three single or double occupancy bedrooms. The apartment has a tub.
Facility amenities:
Quaint cabins are within 100 feet of the lake. Site features short walking trail, canoes, and a beach.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Bathroom:
Bathroom in each cabin is shared by 2 to 5 adults and children for intergeneration programs. One bathroom features a bathtub, while the other eight have a only a shower.
Additional nights before:
Approximately $45 per person.
Please call 218-235-2164 to make arrangements and find out current price.
Check in time:
3:30 PM
Day Three: Tuesday, August 13
- North Woods Ecology / Beaver Ecology Field Trip / Predator and Prey...
North Woods Ecology / Beaver Ecology Field Trip / Predator and Prey Program
Breakfast:
Enjoy a hearty breakfast.
Morning:
Grandparents and grandchildren learn to identify prominent trees, flowers, and geologic formations of northern Minnesota. Gain a new perspective on the interconnections of this unique ecosystem through games, demonstrations, and discussion. This session includes moderate walking.
Lunch:
Enjoy a noon lunch.
Afternoon:
Visit the home of one wolf prey animal, the beaver. Learn how this animal, uniquely adapted to its watery environment, can successfully evade wolves and other predators much of the time. This beaver ecology and habitat field trip includes a moderate walk over some rugged terrain.
Dinner:
Compare notes from the day over dinner with your fellow classmates.
Evening:
What do wolves around the world eat? What adaptations do wolves have to help them in capturing and eating what they do? Wolves lead a feast-and-famine existence. Learn how they can hunt enough prey to feed the pack. Session includes the game "Muskox Maneuvers" for grandchildren and interested grandparents.
Lodging:
Outdoor Learning Center
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Type:
Cabin
Description:
This facility was formerly a family-run resort. Located on US Forest Service land, it now accommodates participants enrolled in educational programs.
Contact info:
3255 Fernberg Trail
Ely, MN 55731 USA
phone: 218-365-4613
web:
www.elyoutdoorlearningcenter.com
Room amenities:
The small cabins and apartment are furnished simply. Each has a living room, a kitchenette (stove/oven, sink, refrigerator, but no dishes), a bathroom (sink, toilet, shower) and one to three single or double occupancy bedrooms. The apartment has a tub.
Facility amenities:
Quaint cabins are within 100 feet of the lake. Site features short walking trail, canoes, and a beach.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Bathroom:
Bathroom in each cabin is shared by 2 to 5 adults and children for intergeneration programs. One bathroom features a bathtub, while the other eight have a only a shower.
Additional nights before:
Approximately $45 per person.
Please call 218-235-2164 to make arrangements and find out current price.
Check in time:
3:30 PM
Day Four: Wednesday, August 14
- Wolf Management or Wolf Activities / Wolf Research / Wolf Observation...
Wolf Management or Wolf Activities / Wolf Research / Wolf Observation and Behind-the-Scenes Look
Breakfast:
Enjoy a hearty breakfast.
Morning:
Grandparents will explore wolf management issues, while grandchildren will pursue a number of wolf related activities. Wolf management has been a hot debate in Minnesota. Discuss a landmark decision-making process and learn how wolves have been managed, past and present. Uncover the complex issues of future wolf management during a group decision-making activity.
Lunch:
Enjoy a noon lunch.
Afternoon:
The use of radio tracking has been a monumental improvement in the quality and quantity of wolf research. A brief discussion of research history and methods is followed by demonstration with radio collars, antennae and receivers. Try your hand at using the same equipment used by wildlife researchers. Mapping is an important part of tracking wolves. Attempt to pinpoint the location of radio-collared wild wolves after learning the fundamentals of mapping.
Dinner:
Enjoy dinner.
Evening:
This return trip to the International Wolf Center allows you to observe the wolves at a new time of day. During the summer, the cooler evenings and nights are often periods of greater activity for wolves. This visit includes a "behind-the-scenes" tour and a featured film presentation.
Lodging:
Outdoor Learning Center
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Type:
Cabin
Description:
This facility was formerly a family-run resort. Located on US Forest Service land, it now accommodates participants enrolled in educational programs.
Contact info:
3255 Fernberg Trail
Ely, MN 55731 USA
phone: 218-365-4613
web:
www.elyoutdoorlearningcenter.com
Room amenities:
The small cabins and apartment are furnished simply. Each has a living room, a kitchenette (stove/oven, sink, refrigerator, but no dishes), a bathroom (sink, toilet, shower) and one to three single or double occupancy bedrooms. The apartment has a tub.
Facility amenities:
Quaint cabins are within 100 feet of the lake. Site features short walking trail, canoes, and a beach.
Smoking policy:
No
Smoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Bathroom:
Bathroom in each cabin is shared by 2 to 5 adults and children for intergeneration programs. One bathroom features a bathtub, while the other eight have a only a shower.
Additional nights before:
Approximately $45 per person.
Please call 218-235-2164 to make arrangements and find out current price.
Check in time:
3:30 PM
Day Five: Thursday, August 15
- Kawishiwi Falls Interpretive Hike / Free Time / Wolf Folklore
Breakfast:
Enjoy a hearty breakfast.
Morning:
Visualize Minnesota geology and identify common trees and wildflowers. Unfold mysteries in the signs animals leave behind. This interpretive hike to a view of the Kawishiwi Falls is about a mile in length over semi-rugged terrain.
Lunch:
Enjoy a trail-side sack lunch in a beautiful spot next to a waterfall.
Afternoon:
After an early afternoon return, enjoy the remainder of your afternoon pursuing activities on your own.
Dinner:
Over dinner, enjoy the camaraderie of the other grandparents and grandchildren.
Evening:
Historically, how have people viewed the wolf? Learn of the extreme views held by different cultures. Some myths are based on truth and some on fiction. Create your own wolf myth and present it to the group. Session is followed by craft time devoted to creating wolf related projects, such as a plaster casting of a wolf track.
Lodging:
Outdoor Learning Center
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day Six: Friday, August 16
- Children's Wolf Performance / Wolf Jeopardy / Wrap up / Departure
Breakfast:
Enjoy a hearty breakfast.
Morning:
While grandchildren put finishing touches on their "Wolf Performance" grandparents have about an hour of free time. Final program activities include the Children's Wolf Performance and a lively game of Wolf Jeopardy. This game is sure to be the real test of the wolf knowledge you gained over the course of the week. The wrap-up includes the opportunity for a group photo.
Lunch:
The final meal included in this program is lunch.
Afternoon:
Be checked out of your cabin by 1:00 PM.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
Free Time Opportunities
Ely, MN
International Wolf Center
The International Wolf Center advances the survival of wolf populations by teaching about wolves, their relationship to wild lands and the human role in their future. In addition to the award-winning exhibit, there are interpretive programs, two packs of live wolves, and an interactive children's exhibit.
For additional information, visit:
www.wolf.org
North American Bear Center
The focus of the North American Bear center is to improve the appreciation and understanding of North American bears, their role in the ecosystem, and their relationship to humans through education, research and rehabilitation.
For additional information, visit:
www.bear.org
Dorothy Molter Museum
The Dorothy Molter Museum is a memorial to the legendary last resident of the BWCAW. Known as "the Root Beer Lady", Dorothy died in 1986 after living most of her 79 years on Knife Lake. Canoeists often stopped at Molter's home to enjoy her famous homemade root beer.
For additional information, visit:
www.canoecountry.com/dorothy
Ely Winton History Museum
Located on Ely's Vermilion Community College campus, this center shows the local history of the area's logging and mining through artifacts, photographs and displays. For more information, call 218-365-3226.
More about Ely
As a gateway to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, Ely is an ideal location for canoeing, hiking, mountain biking, and fishing. The town of Ely offers many activities to visitors and has several annual festivals.
For additional information, visit:
www.ely.org
Northeastern Minnesota
Bois Forte Heritage Center and Cultural Museum
Dedicated to telling the Bois Forte Ojibwe story, this award-winning museum depicts the history of these people through interpretive displays and artifacts. Learn about Ojibwe spirituality, ricing, bead work, and basketry. This museum is about 30 miles from Ely.
For additional information, visit:
216.185.198.110/divisions/heritage_center.htm
More about Northeastern Minnesota
The Iron Range is a region that is as scenic as it is historically significant. Visitors can enjoy colorful stories about the immigrants who mined and shaped the land. Explore a museum or discovery center, take a tour or participate in a festival. This region has a rich history, and numerous opportunities exist to learn more about it.
For additional information, visit:
www.ironrange.org
Sisu Heritage Homestead Tours
A 15-mile, three-hour guided circle tour in rural Embarrass will give you a glimpse of the how Finnish pioneers lived in northeastern Minnesota in the early 20th century. You'll view handcrafted log farm structures that are examples of the distinctive construction techniques practiced for centuries in Finland and brought to this country by Finnish immigrants. Located about 30 miles from Ely, call for more information (218-984-2084).
Soudan Underground Mine
This Minnesota State Park features Minnesota's first and deepest underground iron mine. Guided tours take you 2,400 feet down and more than 100 years into the past to experience the working conditions of early iron ore miners. This park is about 30 miles from Ely.
For additional information, visit:
www.dnr.state.mn.us/state_parks/soudan_underground_mine/index.html
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