50% off your spouse or minor child hunt, when 1 hunt paid full price!
Come Explore the Winderness On One of Jill's Adventures!!
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Hiking: $250-$450/Day Per Person
Family Outing: $125/Day Per Person
Hiking: $250-$450/Day Per Person
$250-450/day per person depending on difficulty of hike (up to 6 people)
Includes:
- Parking Reservation, if needed
- Transportation to and From Hike
- Entry Fees into Baxter, if needed
- Hiker's Lunch
- Beautiful Views
- Flora & Fauna Identification
- Wildlife identification
Snowshoeing: $350/Day Per Person
Family Outing: $125/Day Per Person
Hiking: $250-$450/Day Per Person
$350/day per person (up to 6 people)
Includes:
- Transportation to and From Hike
- Hiker's Lunch
- Beautiful Views
- Snowshoe 101, if needed
- Wildlife identification
Family Outing: $125/Day Per Person
Family Outing: $125/Day Per Person
Family Outing: $125/Day Per Person
$125/day per person (up to 6 people)
Includes:
- Park Entrance Fee
- Transportation to Baxter
- Scenic Hike
- Snacks and Water
- Possible Swimming
- Possible Paddling
What to Bring on Jill's Adventures
Hiking - Things You Will Need:
- Comfortable Hiking Attire (stay away from cotton materials)
- Sturdy Hiking Shoes (no crocs, flip flops, or brand new boots!)
- Day Pack
Hiking - What to Put in Your Pack:
- Headlamp/ Flashlight
- At Least 2 Liters of Water
- High-Energy Snacks
- Personal Medications
- Lighter/ Matches
- Extra Layers of Clothing
- Baseball Cap and/or Beanie
- Sunglasses & Sunscreen
- Rain Jacket
- Notebook & Pencil
Family Outing - ThingsYou Will Need:
- Comfortable Hiking Attire + Swimsuit
- Sturdy Hiking Shoes
- Hiking Sandals (not flip flops)
- Trekking Poles/ Walking Stick
- Day Pack
Family Outing - What to Put in Your Pack:
- A Towel
- Headlamp/ Flashlight
- At Least 2 Liters of Water
- Lunch from Home
- Personal Medications
- Baseball Cap
- Sunglasses & Sunscreen
- Camera
- Bug Spray
Snowshoeing
- Sturdy hiking boots, snowshoes (available at additional charge for rent) trekking poles, extra socks, hat, gloves, water bottle, camera, and cellphone/GPS
- A small backpack for hiking
- It’s always best to be prepared for warm, cool, and sometimes rainy conditions. Be sure to dress in layers! No cotton.