Learn to Write a Waterway Quest
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About this Event
Would you like to learn how to create a Quest that can guide people out onto a river, lake, or other waterways? And teach them about its history, ecology, wildlife, and contributions to the area? Sandy Gmur, Valley Quest Coordinator at Vital Communities, will lead you through the steps to bring your Quest idea to life -- and perhaps add it to the Vital Communities directory of 160+ Valley Quests.
Valley Quests are treasure hunts set in special locations around the Upper Valley. Each Quest follows a unique set of clues that teach you about the place while leading to a “treasure box” with a special stamp and logbook for you to sign.
Having moved to the Upper Valley two years ago, Sandy has found Quests invaluable activities to help her get to know her new communities. With so many beautiful bodies of water throughout the Connecticut River Watershed using a canoe or kayak is a great way to introduce people to these special places.
Come with ideas and questions for how to make a water-based Quest and we will work on the steps together.