Hiking Trip with Women in the Wild 2026
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## This Hiking Trip is an annual favorite!
This great annual trip is a perfect girlfriend's-getaway or a chance to come alone and make new friends.
This year, we will camp at Father Hennepin State Park, where peaceful trails weave through hardwood forests and follow the sparkling shoreline of Mille Lacs Lake. With about 4.5 miles of easy, scenic paths. Father Hennepin State Park is beautiful, and most of its trails are intentionally gentle and relatively flat. The good news is there are several more advanced or longer hiking options within about 15–90 minutes of the park.
We will be doing day trips out of our base camp at Father Hennepin.
Together, we will create hiking goals and experiences to meet your physical, mental, and emotional needs of the day.
We gather nightly around the campfire, have tons of fun. Yoga, journaling, and a worship service under the stars, are all options
Itinerary:
Thursday: Drive North and set up camp
- Sign in time 4 p.m.
- 7 p.m. Plot out the hikes for the next day + campfire fun!
Friday
- 8 a.m. Breakfast and gear up
- 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Hiking (Choose the distance and difficulty of your day!)
- 6 p.m. dinner and camp fun
Saturday
- 8 a.m. Breakfast and gear up
- 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Hiking (Choose the distance and difficulty of your day!)
- 6 p.m. dinner and camp fun
Sunday:
8 a.m. Breakfast and departure
Fee:
- $35 fee, due by March 31,
- (If you are bringing an RV and getting your own spot at the campground $15 fee)
- Pay at [paypal.me/superMahm](http://paypal.me/superMahm) (Please choose the friends/family option as this is not a business for me and neither of us wants to pay the business fee )
- Venmo me @CarrinMahmood
For questions e-mail Carrin at cmwhitebeargirl@gmail.com
Registration:
By signing up as a member of Women in the Wild and/or attending this event, you and your guests or minors (if applicable) accept that hiking, kayaking/canoeing or other activities during this adventure can be a dangerous sport and fully assume all risks associated with such participation, including travel to and from the event. You agree to be responsible for your own safety and equipment; and realize that trails, waterway conditions, obstacles, and weather, are always changing. You and your successors agree to hold all Organizers and other Women in the Wild members harmless in the event of equipment loss or damage, injury or death.