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Voyageur at HoneyRock

Voyageur at HoneyRock

Voyageur at HoneyRock

Voyageur at HoneyRock

Voyageur is HoneyRock in its most adventurous and epic form! 

10-12
Grades
8 or 16
day trip options
8
campers per trip

Voyageur is our most immersive wilderness camper program. The program begins with a couple of days on HoneyRock property. This is a time of fun and intentional group formation, as well as preparation for the extensive wilderness experiences that are at the heart of the program.  

After the brief time at HoneyRock, groups depart to some of the most sought-after wilderness areas in the midwest United States. Trips range from 8-14 days in length. 

A typical day on trip begins with a morning devotion and quiet time followed by breakfast. Then, your team will pack up camp and get going for the day! After canoeing or backpacking to the next campsite (you might see some wildlife along the way!) you’ll set up camp, relax, cook good food, and partake in community worship and discussion. You’ll see the night sky as you’ve never seen it before – maybe even catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights!  The context of the wilderness in an unmatched venue for connections with the Lord amidst the awe and wonder of His creation and bonding with others through shared joys and challenges. 

The final few days will be spent back at HoneyRock for reflection and closure. You’ll experience life at HoneyRock and engage with other high school campers as you wrap up your time in Voyageur. 


Two Trip Options

This 14-day wilderness trip at the heart of the 3-week Voyageur program will take you through the beautiful Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in northern Minnesota. You will be immersed in the wonder and awe of God's creation within this million-acre, world renown, wilderness. As participants and leaders, we will seek to grow in our relationship with the Lord and our group as we travel by canoe and foot along the border of Minnesota and Canada. Expect times of challenge, adventure, and deep conversations amidst breath-taking beauty. 

As participants and leaders, we will seek to grow as a group and in our relationship with the Lord amidst the awe and wonder of His creation on this two-fold adventure. This 8-day wilderness trip includes 2-days of rock climbing and camping in the Keweenaw Peninsula of Michigan before departing via ferry to Isle Royale. Once in Isle Royale National Park, you will backpack along the shores of the large inland lake and along Isle Royale's famous ridge trails with scenic campsites for your evening stays! Isle Royale offers some of the best odds to see a moose in the lower 48 states and an opportunity to explore one of the most unique National Parks in our country. Expect times of challenge, adventure, and deep conversations amidst breath-taking beauty. 


Wilderness Trip Questions

 

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Wake Up

8:00
Casual morning
making egg and
hash brown
breakfast
Morning watch
Pack up camp

6:30
Early wake up
Quick Oatmeal
breakfast to
fuel up for
the long day!

7:00
Wake up
Cereal
Breakfast
and gather
things
for Solo

Mid Morning

Backpack
three miles
to our new
campsite

Hike 4 miles

Get Solo
instructions
and find your
spot

Lunch

PB&J Tortillas!

Tuna and
cranberry
wraps!

Solo

Afternoon

Set up camp and
settle in
Play a game the
counselors
taught
Afternoon nap
after a good
morning hike

Hike 4
more miles
to campsite 
Set up camp
and
celebrate a
hard days
work

Finish solo
1 on 1 with
counselor

Dinner

Mac and Cheese
with
summer
sausage

Pasta and
chicken
with pesto

Everyone’s
Favorite:
Bean Meal

Evening

Cabin Impact 
Bust out the
s’mores
Share a life story
or two
Stargaze and rest
around the fire

Cabin impact,
Hang out
around fire,
Crash early
because we’re
pooped!

Debrief Solo
Experiences
around the fire

Bedtime

10:30
Tent Reflection

9:30
Tent Reflection

10:30
Tent Reflection

Our goal is to provide gender specific wilderness trips (men and women have their own trips separate from one another). If there are not enough campers registered to run gender specific trips, we will merge trips and send out one trip. In this event, all trips will have both male and female counselors, there will be no co-ed tents, and both genders will have opportunities for gender specific discussions and activity times.

We take the tastiness of trip meals very seriously, especially the snacks. 

Voyageur Trip Day-By-Day

"The Voyageur Boundary Waters trip was an amazing experience for me and I loved every second of it. I could see God through the lakes, sky, and trees and also through the people that I was with. I was able to see God through the guys I was talking to and quieted my anxious heart to be able to hear God and his plans for my life."

Ben H., Voyageur 2021


What Wilderness Tripping Looks Like at HoneyRock

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Exploring & Fun

tent shelter set up in woods Our People Variant

Setting Up Camp

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Getting There

Students cooking dinner at Lake Superior Our People Variant

Eating on Trip

Students hiking on wooded trail Our People Variant

Backpacking and Canoeing

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Community & Quiet Time

Students unpacking after a trip Our People Variant

Packing In

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