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SUMMARY:Bowater Trail-O
DESCRIPTION:An 8 hour orienteering trail ‘O’!?! \nThat’s right! Come on out and try a different kind of trail running race! This is a bigger course\, so we’ll require everyone to have at least 1 teammate this time around (must be within earshot of your teammate at all times during the event). \nRegistration: https://raceroster.com/events/2024/84946/bowater-trail-o \nThis is a fundraiser for our local food bank with 50% of the entry fee going to them! Let’s give them a helping hand! \nA “Trail-O” (Trail Orienteering) can be described as: \nan event that requires beginner-level navigation skills\, but unlike most other forms of orienteering\, it involves little\, or no\, route choice. It is conducted primarily on trails\, logging roads\, etc versus the typical on and off trail nature of an orienteering event. \nThis year\, the entire course is a ~35km loop\, but it has a few more options for route choices. Can you do the whole loop in 8 hours? Maybe\, but maybe not…so plan accordingly. It’s 100% fine and dandy to plan for a few controls and call it a day as there is no obligation to complete the course! \nIf you do bite off the entire loop\, you’ll have to do 2 bushwhacks that are in the 500m to 800m range each. The route choice is totally up to you and you’ll get your map as soon as you’re checked-in on race day (hint hint: be there early to have more time to plan 🙂 \nAround the loop\, there will be orange/white orienteering flags (AKA: controls) hanging at various intersections\, off-trail and out of sight\, so you’ll have to wander 10-20 metres (or more) into the woods to find them. Each control has a unique ‘hole punch’ hanging from them\, which you use to punch your provided ‘punch card’ (example: if you’re at control/checkpoint #251\, you punch box 251 on your card). \nThe control locations will be circled on your provided map\, along with directions for their exact location from the intersections (example directions: 20m at 90 degrees from the intersection circled on the map). \nOn the map\, the loop will be fairly obvious\, but the loop is not marked with anything but the hidden orienteering controls. \nMap and compass skills are very handy to have in your back pocket as a trail runner\, so come on out and see what it’s all about. GPS is allowed\, but it’s not in the spirit of the event to use it for navigation (unless it’s an emergency of course). \nTime limit: 8 hours. \nScoring: 10 points per control. For every minute you are late\, you lose 10 points. \nMandatory gear: fully charged phone\, compass\, matches/lighter\, knife\, small 1st aid kit\, jacket\, buff/toque\, food and drink.  \nThe start/finish location will be emailed out to everyone a few days before the event\, but it won’t be any more than 20 minutes away from last year’s start/finish area (but could be a lot less too 😉 It’s not the location listed on this page\, I can assure you of that 🙂 \nPlease note: No refunds or deferrals\, but you can sell your spot to someone if you can’t make it.
URL:https://nstrails.com/event/bowater-trail-o/
LOCATION:Nova Scotia
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SUMMARY:Volunteer Trail Clearing Day
DESCRIPTION:We’re hosting a volunteer trail clearing day on May 4 from 9am to 1pm! Spend the morning outside with us getting some exercise and helping get the trails ready for the hiking and biking season. \nWe’ll provide direction and a light lunch for all volunteers after we wrap up the morning’s work. \nWhat to bring: water\, layers and bug spray. Bring a landscaping tool (i.e. shovels) if you have one\, but not required. \nLet us know you’re coming by sending us a direct message or emailing info@thekeppoch.ca
URL:https://nstrails.com/event/volunteer-trail-clearing-day/
LOCATION:Keppoch\, 193 Keppoch Rd\, Antigonish\, Nova Scotia\, B2G 2R6\, Canada
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240504T140000
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SUMMARY:Trail Work Day - Volunteers Needed
DESCRIPTION:PROJECTTrail resurfacing of Pitcher Plant Loop\nWHENSaturday\, May 4\, 2024 (rain or shine)\, 10:00am -2:00pm or whatever time you can give. Trail work may take longer than the time listed\, however any amount of time you can contribute is valuable\, so don’t hesitate to show up late or leave early.\nVOLUNTEERS NEEDEDThere will be a significant amount of crusher material\, and volunteers are needed to help transport\, spread\, and tamp the material. Some machinery will be used to assist with this project.\nWORK TOOLSThe Association has some tools (wheelbarrow(s)\, cart(s)\, rakes\, shovels etc.)\, however our supply is limited\, it would be greatly appreciated if you could bring a rake or shovel or wheelbarrow; please mark your tools so they are identifiable and do not get mistaken as someone else’s.
URL:https://nstrails.com/event/trail-work-day-volunteers-needed/
LOCATION:Nine Mile River Trails\, 1143 Enfield Rd\, Enfield\, Nova Scotia\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Spring Duck Run Race
DESCRIPTION:Hey folks! Its spring time! That means the annual Duck Race in the Little Sackville River is fast approaching. May 4th. See the poster below. Be sure and get your duck(s)!\n\n\nWe had some 700 ducks racing last year. We’re hoping to better that this year!\n\n\nMay the Fourth be with you! Kids of all ages\, come dressed as your favourite Star Wars character.\n\n\n\nPhone/Fax/Email\nOffice: (902) 865-9238\nFax: (902) 864-3564\nEmail: sackvillerivers@ns.sympatico.ca
URL:https://nstrails.com/event/spring-duck-run-race/
LOCATION:Sackville Greenway\, 679 Sackville Drive\, Lower Sackville\, Nova Scotia\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Trail Work Day
DESCRIPTION:Join us Saturday May 4th at 1pm for a volunteer trail day. Meet at the parking lot to sign a waiver if you haven’t volunteered with us before. \n2958 Hwy 1\, Upper Clements
URL:https://nstrails.com/event/trail-work-day/
LOCATION:Upper Clements Trails\, 2958 Hwy 1\, Upper Clements\, Nova Scotia\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Queens Rails to Trails Association Regular Monthly Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for our monthly meeting where we’ll have discussion on trail maintenance and development\, projects\, volunteer opportunities and upcoming events. New members are welcome (membership is just $10 per person per calendar year)\, and guests are also welcome to attend.
URL:https://nstrails.com/event/queens-rails-to-trails-association-regular-monthly-meeting/
LOCATION:Liverpool Regional High School\, 104 College St\, Liverpool\, Nova Scotia\, B0T 1K0\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240508T180000
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SUMMARY:ATV and Multi Purpose Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The ATV and Multi Purpose Meeting is this Wednesday May 8th in Shelburne at the Lions hall. This is our annual general meeting and will be a potluck supper meeting. Everyone is welcome you do not have to be a member to come and see what is happening in our club. Bring a friend. Eating at six\, meeting at seven. \nBring guests and non members. All welcome. We will have a guest speaker from NS Trails and Annapolis Valley Trails Coalition. We will review what we have accomplished\, our state of affairs and where we are going with your help.
URL:https://nstrails.com/event/atv-and-multi-purpose-meeting/
LOCATION:Shelburne Area Lions Club\, 188 Elliot St\, Shelburne\, Nova Scotia\, Canada
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240511T150000
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SUMMARY:Off-Road 101 Dirt Bike School with Josh Kelly
DESCRIPTION:Arrive by 8:40 am with water and snacks.\nGet the leap on the season. Get trained.\nPlease contact the instructor Josh Kelly at president@nsorra.ca for more information.\n*A 2024 NSORRA membership is required to take this training.\nNSORRA is Nova Scotia’s exclusive provider of dirt bike basic safety training. Training is required under NS OHV Act. Dirt Bike Basic Safety Training is a one-day commitment.\nThe course is a proven and progressive building of knowledge and comfortability\, leading to a great foundation for trail-readiness and safe handling of your dirt bike.
URL:https://nstrails.com/event/off-road-101-dirt-bike-school-with-josh-kelly/
LOCATION:Kynock Resources Ltd.\, 1993 Hammonds Plains Rd\, Hammonds Plains\, Nova Scotia\, B4B 1P3\, Canada
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SUMMARY:MRWA AGM
DESCRIPTION:Dear McIntosh Run Watershed Association Members and Friends\,\n\n\nYou are cordially invited to attend the 2024 Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the McIntosh Run Watershed Association (MRWA). The meeting will be held on May 15 at 7:00 PM at the Captain William Spry Community Centre. Everyone is welcome to attend – feel free to bring a friend along to learn more about MRWA and our plans for 2024-2025!\n\n\nThe MRWA\, established in 1994\, has been steadfast in its commitment to the conservation and stewardship of the McIntosh Run and its surrounding watershed. Our mission is to foster sustainable public access and community stewardship of this vital natural resource.\n\n\nOver the past three decades\, the MRWA has spearheaded numerous initiatives aimed at environmental stewardship\, community engagement and a singletrack trail system. From partnering with local schools and universities to engaging youth in hands-on ecological projects\, to implementing sustainable infrastructure projects for improved accessibility\, our efforts have been wide-ranging and impactful.\n\n\nYour presence and participation at the AGM are crucial as we reflect on our past achievements and chart the course for future endeavors. Join us as we celebrate our collective efforts and discuss the exciting opportunities ahead for the McIntosh Run Watershed.\n\n\nWe look forward to seeing you there. Light snacks will be provided. Please feel welcome to share this invitation with others.\n\n\nSincerely\,\nMRWA Board of Directors\n\n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://nstrails.com/event/mrwa-agm/
LOCATION:Captain William Spry Community Centre\, 16 Sussex St\, Halifax\, Nova Scotia\, Canada
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