It’s time to kick things up a notch. Your attendees need to step out of their comfort zones and maybe even face their fears! There are exciting adventures to be found across the Midwest, any time of year.
Numerous activities can be found throughout the warmer months. Treat your attendees to a thrilling afternoon that takes them zip lining through a Midwest forest or discover an outdoor climbing wall and reach for new heights!
The Midwest offers countless lakes and rivers. Why not rent a ski boat or wave runners for an afternoon? Or take your group on a whitewater rafting adventure. Discover varieties of fish and other underwater treasures on a scuba diving excursion.
If you have avid hunters in your group, and even if you don’t, spend an afternoon with sporting clays or on a guided hunt.When the weather turns colder and the snow starts to fall, that doesn’t mean you’re stuck inside. The Midwest offers tons of options for your winter weather-loving attendees.
Snowmobile trails can be found throughout the Midwest and offer a unique sight-seeing tour of areas you wouldn’t normally see. If the fast-paced sleds don’t appeal to your group, grab some snow shoes and go for a hike.
Those beautiful waterfalls you may have seen on your summer hike… they freeze in the winter and in some areas you can climb those waterfalls just as you would a mountain.
Feel the crisp, cool air on your face as you take to the slopes with skis or a board. Or fly down a hill on a sled or tube. Take your group down a toboggan run for an exhilarating adventure.
For a truly unique adventure, and a trip back in time, schedule a dog sled trip for your group. What was once the only way to travel during harsh, Midwest winters, this is a once-in- a-lifetime opportunity for your attendees.
Here are just a few of the resorts and lodges that feature these activities in their areas: Starved Rock Lodge, Bay Mills Resort Casino, Drummond Island Resort, Arrowwood Lodge Brainerd Lakes, Tan-Tar-A Resort, Wilderness Resort, Potawatomi Inn, Grand Portage Lodge and Odyssy Resorts’ Grand Superior Lodge, Larsmont Cottages and Caribou Highland Lodge.
Choose a Midwest resort or lodge for your next meeting and take your attendees on the adventure of a lifetime!
The Midwest offers countless lakes and rivers. Why not rent a ski boat or wave runners for an afternoon? Or take your group on a whitewater rafting adventure. Discover varieties of fish and other underwater treasures on a scuba diving excursion.
If you have avid hunters in your group, and even if you don’t, spend an afternoon with sporting clays or on a guided hunt.When the weather turns colder and the snow starts to fall, that doesn’t mean you’re stuck inside. The Midwest offers tons of options for your winter weather-loving attendees.
Snowmobile trails can be found throughout the Midwest and offer a unique sight-seeing tour of areas you wouldn’t normally see. If the fast-paced sleds don’t appeal to your group, grab some snow shoes and go for a hike.
Those beautiful waterfalls you may have seen on your summer hike… they freeze in the winter and in some areas you can climb those waterfalls just as you would a mountain.
Feel the crisp, cool air on your face as you take to the slopes with skis or a board. Or fly down a hill on a sled or tube. Take your group down a toboggan run for an exhilarating adventure.
For a truly unique adventure, and a trip back in time, schedule a dog sled trip for your group. What was once the only way to travel during harsh, Midwest winters, this is a once-in- a-lifetime opportunity for your attendees.
Here are just a few of the resorts and lodges that feature these activities in their areas: Starved Rock Lodge, Bay Mills Resort Casino, Drummond Island Resort, Arrowwood Lodge Brainerd Lakes, Tan-Tar-A Resort, Wilderness Resort, Potawatomi Inn, Grand Portage Lodge and Odyssy Resorts’ Grand Superior Lodge, Larsmont Cottages and Caribou Highland Lodge.
Choose a Midwest resort or lodge for your next meeting and take your attendees on the adventure of a lifetime!
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