Wild Outdoor Women Weekend
2024 WOW Weekend
Sept. 21 and 22, 2024
Calling all Wild Outdoor Women! Join us for a women-only, fearless weekend at Walborn Reservoir.
Activities for a variety of interest and comfort levels will include: crafts, archery, WOW, campfire, and the thrilling WOW Dash. The weekend begins at 10 a.m. on Saturday and will conclude on Sunday at 1 p.m. Advance registration is required. The event will be cancelled if inclement weather is forecasted.
All lodging will be tent camping. Participants should bring their own tent. Several van/SUV camping spots will also be available. Campfires will be available for cooking food during the event.
Cost
$40 Stark County Resident
$45 Out of County Resident
Ages 18+
Location
Walborn Reservoir
Eagle Observation Area
13600 Marlboro Ave. NE
Alliance, OH 44601
WOW Gallery
Testimonials
"The staff does such a wonderful job to make it fun, exciting and creative. It is such a nice fun-filled weekend but also so relaxing at the same time." Linda P.
"Loved the women that run it! Very creative, fun and welcoming! Yvonne M.
"The activities brought all the women together to work as a group and challenged us at the same time." Mindy C.
"I really enjoyed being able to go at our own pace while being challenged to complete obstacles." Dawn D.
"WOW Weekend is a great opportunity to get to know new people in a fun setting." Maria C.
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