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Tier Two: Many Point Outfitters

Before camp

Step 1: Scouts going into 9th grade and older review the trek descriptions listed below.

Step 2: Scouts determine how much of the week they would like to spend away from camp on adventure treks, keeping in mind that if most of your week is spent on adventure treks, you will likely not be able to complete merit badges.

At camp

Step 3: Using the signup sheet, older Scouts rank the treks in which they would like to participate.

Step 4: The camp commissioner collects the completed form, along with other paperwork in the campsite on Sunday.

Step 5: The Flintlock staff generates a trek schedule for each participant.

Trek Descriptions

Some treks may not be offered every week, due to seasonal restrictions.

Some treks may have a fee of $10 - $15 to cover travel costs, depending on their distance from camp.

Otter Tail River Kayak Trip
Day trip

Kayak 11.5 miles on a wild stretch of the Otter Tail River. This portion of the river features lengths of Class I and II rapids. You will have the opportunity to kayak through the middle of a 100 year-old broken down dam.

Maplelag Mountain Bike Trip
Day trip

The ski trails at nearby Maplelag resort are a summer haven for mountain biking enthusiasts, with some challenging and technical stretches of trail that will test even the most experienced cyclists.

Heartland Trail Biking Trip
Day trip

Spend the day cycling up to 40+ miles on the Heartland state trail. Most of the trail is along abandoned railroad grades, allowing for a gentle ride. However, nine miles of the trail within the Chippewa National Forest is more challenging. This ride would be great for Scouts working on Cycling Merit Badge.

Itasca Bike Trek
Day trip

Conquer the crowning achievement of Many Point’s cycling program, with a 70 mile round trip trek from Many Point to the headwaters of the mighty Mississippi River. To be eligible for this trek, you must also complete the Heartland Bike Trek or the Maplelag Mountain Biking Trek.

Back of the Moon Multi-modal Trek
Overnight trip

Take the scenic route, biking and canoeing your way to the Back of the Moon site, by way of wooded trails and the chain of Beaver Lakes just east of Many Point. You will travel Many Point's Wint Hartman Trail for part of your journey.