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Outdoor Adventure Series
Time outside skiing and snowshoeing in the beautiful Northwoods are wonderful and rewarding winter activities. And this winter the Nicolet College Outdoor Adventure program has expanded the types of classes for people to have a broader range of experiences and more opportunities to learn new skills!
See you on the snow!
There's something for everyone
Develop New Skills
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Enjoy the Great Outdoors
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Bring the Family
Winter Classes
- Skijor with Your Dog!
- Beginning Cross-Country Skate Technique – Rhinelander
- Beginning Cross-Country Skiing – Classic Technique – Minocqua
- Intermediate Cross-Country Skiing – Classic Technique – Minocqua
- Intermediate/Advanced Cross-Country Skiing – Skate Technique – Minocqua
- Cross-Country Ski Team Coaches Training
- Mastering Nordic Downhills
- Free the Heel: Telemark Skiing
- Intro to Downhill Skiing
- Intermediate Downhill Skiing
- Sylvania Wilderness Backcountry Ski Outing
- Blackjack Springs Wilderness Snowshoe Tour
- Yukon Creek Watershed Snowshoe Hike
Join the Outdoor Adventure mail list to get more info on classes. Send your name, address, and email address to Terry Rutlin, Nicolet Outdoor Adventure coordinator, at trutlin@nicoletcollege.edu.
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Outdoor Adventure in the World of COVID-19
As we move forward in this new era of COVID-19, we want to let you know that your safety is the No. 1 Priority for all of us in Nicolet’s Outdoor Adventure Program and at the college as a whole.
To that end, all classes currently have a maximum of 10 people, including instructors. Any classes that have an indoor component have been moved to larger classrooms to accommodate at least six feet of physical distancing.
Participants are encouraged to bring their own cloth face coverings and hand sanitizer. The college will also have masks and sanitizer available for those who do not have their own. All participants are strongly encouraged to wear face coverings when in indoor settings and when practicable when outdoors.
All participants will also need to sign an Acceptance of Risk form and complete the Health Questionnaire and bring those to class. Note that there is also an Assumption of Risk form for minors under the age of 18. That form will need to be signed by a parent or legal guardian. Links to the forms are below.
“We all know things can change fast and we are monitoring the situation daily,” said Terry Rutlin, Outdoor Adventure Coordinator. “If conditions improve with the COVID-19 virus, we will increase the maximum number of students for each class as appropriate. Conversely, a local surge in case numbers will trigger additional safeguards and or restrictions.”
Acceptance of Risk Form - Minors
Strenuosity Scale
Strenuosity Rating - The number after each course title lets you know how strenuous we rate each course.
S1 = Not strenuous, most likely a stationary experience.
S2 = Slightly strenuous, does not require prior physical conditioning
S3 = Some physically demanding aspects, requires some endurance
S4 = Challenging and requires a good physical condition
The Right Boat
Which boat is right for each class?
C = Canoes Only
SK = Sea Kayak (16-18 Foot)
RK = Recreational or Shorter Kayak (12-14 Foot)
Connect with Our Outdoor Adventure Coordinator
Are you an Outdoor enthusiast with a specific expertise that you would like to teach others? If so, contact Terry about the possibility of teaching a class in the Outdoor Adventure program.
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Terry Rutlin
Outdoor Adventure Coordinator
Red Oak Center - 103
P: 715.365.4681
800.544.3039 ext 4681