Jewish Outdoor Escape 2022 - Sept 1-5 2022

Early Bird Pricing Ends July 10. Register Now Before Price Goes Up.
Go to https://2022event.mosaicoutdoor.org

This event is sponsored by Mosaic Outdoor Clubs of America, not NE Ohio MOSIC. RSVP on this site does not register you. Register via the Link above.

Mosaic Outdoor Clubs of America is proud to announce that year’s Labor Day Jewish Outdoor Escape, “UnbeLEAFable Ontario,” is taking place from Thursday, Sept. 1 to Monday, Sept. 5.

Along with five days of hiking, paddling, beachfront sports, historical tours, and other fun, we’ve also got four nights of great social activities, Shabbat services, and other Jewish-orientated programs.

We’ve also got a fantastic pre-trip planned to explore the best of urban Toronto from Tuesday, Aug. 30 to Thursday, Sept. 1. And we have a wilderness canoeing and camping post-trip planned from Monday, Sept. 5 to Thursday, Sept. 8 in the wilds of Massassauga Provincial Park.
The cost of the main event begins at $549 U.S., or $700 Canadian for the standard registration fee, with a discounted advance and early-bird rates when registration opens on May 23rd. Prices increase slightly as we get closer to the event. Registration will close on Aug. 17th. Pre-Trip is $324 CA / $270 For Double Occupancy with single upgrades available. Post trip is $499 CA / $396 US.

We will be staying at URJ Camp George located in scenic Seguin Township, an area that features the Canadian Shield - ancient rock formations, trees, and lakes.

Check out the full schedule by clicking on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday

Here is a sampling of the activities offered for the Main Event of Jewish Outdoor Escape 2022:

• Easy hikes like Bala Historic Walk through the picturesque town of Bala & the Schoolhouse Trail in Port Severn.
• Lovely moderate hikes around gorgeous lakes like Hardy Lake Provincial Park, or Wilson Falls in Bracebridge, alongside the picturesque Muskoka River, or Arrowhead Provincial Park featuring a hike to stunning Stubb Falls along with some canoeing or kayaking.
• Check out the stunning North Shore Rugged Trail along the shores of Georgian Bay, or Cranberry Marsh trails followed by wine tasting.
• Advanced hikes like Centennial Ridges, the longest trail in world renowned Algonquin Park.
• Biking along old railways lines on the paved Tay Shore Trail, or the Algonquin Park Rail Trail.
• Canoeing or kayaking from camp along the beautiful bays of Maple Lake connecting to Duck Lake or paddling to the waterfalls on the Muskoka River. Or for the truly adventurous, a unique canoe/rappelling combination in Bracebridge.
• A visit to picturesque Rosseau Falls combined with a tour of the Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary & a visit to the quaint town of Rosseau.
• Treetop trekking & ziplining, followed by a visit to the main street of Huntsville to check out the huge wall murals of the Group of Seven.