Saint John Outdoor Enthusiasts

Thank you Maura for leading your first hike today to Tracy Falls.

On April 10th, a group of SJOE Members gathered to hike Pea Point Trail on Pea Point Island where the lighthouse is situate. After the island hike, the group enjoyed a lovely lunch at The Rouxbarb Restaurant, then finished the day's events on a hike to Keyhole Falls. Many thanks to Paula for a wonderful day!

Thank you Roselle for today's hike at Irving Nature Park.

It was a great hike to Sam Orr's Pond Monday. Thank you Shokat

Twenty plus hiked Parlee Brook ; a few people climbed up to the cave while others added Friars Nose to the hike. It was a choose your own hike day.

It was yet another great day at Elmhurst as the Saint John Enthusiast attended the senior ski on Wednesday. Next week is the last senior snowshoe so make sure you do not miss it. We enjoyed; the energy of the land, bannock with maple syrup ,then into the book house for a chocolate chip cookie, and a hot drink. Thank you Denise and Gig for a wonderful morning.

Thank you Marilyn for leading a hike to Irving Nature Park. It was another great winter dry on Sunday

It was a beautiful day at Beamers Creek where twenty six Outdoor Enthusiasts enjoyed the elements of ice, snow and sunshine. Thank you Jerry and Linda for leading this hike.

It was a winter wonderland today at Elmhurst Outdoors on the Kingston Peninsula. We were small in number but plentiful in trees and snow that provided us a calm and tranquil snowshoe. We had a cozy ending to our morning eating home made chocolate chip cookies and hot drinks beside a wood stove in the lodge. There will be two more Wednesday morning Senior Snow Shoe outings for the month of February; please join us. You get a guide through the woods with commentary; you can choose to stay and explore more trails.

It was a beautiful hike in the snow Saturday. A fourteen km included hiking loch Elva and Spencer Trail. Thank you Chris for leading this hike.

Twenty SJOE members went out this Saturday to snow shoe Shady Grove. Thank you Gordon for leading us around the lake covering 5kms.