come experience the Northwoods
train. run. explore.
save the date: August 2027
When & where
When: August 2027.
Thursday afternoon to Sunday mid-morning
Where: ROAM Adventure Base Camp in Seeley, WI.
Capacity: Spots are limited to 14 campers, sleeping 4-6 to a cabin.
Getting there: Closest airport is Minneapolis. Carpooling is encouraged. There is ample parking once you arrive.
cost and travel
Cost: $1,400, including a $200 non-refundable deposit.
What that gets you: All costs are covered for camp once you arrive.
- Delicious food and coffee provided by Velo Cafe in Cable, WI. Other meals provided by local establishments.
- 5-6 guided runs including workouts and long run
- Cabins that sleep 6
- Yoga and strength sessions
- Creative writing
- Swag bag
- Sport nutrition
information
Who this is for: This camp is for runners with some experience, you should be able to handle multiple days back to back with multiple runs.
Expectation: This is a multi day camp, running 40-55 miles over 3.5 days. Two days of multiple runs, with a long day on Saturday. This camp will incorporate road and trails.
New: 10% of total registrations will be donated to local trail organizations.
When in ROAM, adventure greets you at the door. You’ll have direct access to over 1.5 million acres of county and national forest. If you love outdoor warm-weather activities like mountain biking, trail running or hiking, the unmatched variety of trails within Sawyer and Bayfield County Forests and the Chequamegon National Forest are don’t-miss experiences. Depart from daily life and find your inspiration.
Introducing our yoga instructor!
Cari Hayes
Cari is both an ultra trail runner and a 200-hour-trained yoga teacher who loves helping fellow runners improve mobility and prevent injury through mindful movement! She believes that yoga is for everybody and every body.
Cari teaches with a lighthearted, relaxed, and playful attitude. While encourages the students to explore, connect with their bodies, and find what works for them.
Our Creative Writing Teacher for Camp:
Meet Jen!
She is a high school English teacher.
This camp will combine trail running with exploratory writing to foster stronger connection between mind and body. This connection to ourselves and each other builds courage that sustains us in our goals and daily lives. We will practice discovery, reflection, and awe through our words and movement on the trails.
Jen has over 20 years of experience teaching writing, and has been working with adults on developing writing practices to improve self awareness and confidence. She’s also an avid trail runner and ultrarunner, completing three 100 mile races and two R3 in the Grand Canyon. Jen knows the value of embodiment gained through trail running and writing.
Meet Nora
Introducing the woman behind the camp.
This camp has been a dream of mine ever since I became a coach. The first few years the camp was actually held in March. My idea was to have a spring training camp for runners. Holding this camp that time of year was tricky. There was usually a fair bit of snow left on the ground, and the cold temps were challenging for out of towners. My dream was coming true though.
I made the decision to change the time of year camp was held so that we could utilize the amazing trail system that was literally out the back door. We now get the best of both worlds, road and trail.
Seeing repeat campers alongside new people really is a remarkable thing to see. Curating a space that people can grow, challenge themselves, be vunerable, and meet like minded individuals truly is the best.
Come see what the fuss is all about and join us in the Northwoods of Wisconsin.
take a peek at what camp looks like
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the weather like and what should I bring?
This will be updated as we get closer, but most things you bring camping you’ll want to bring with
Is there an age restriction?
Technically, no. Over 21 is preferred, but if you would like to attend, please send us a message.
Is there an ability level or pace limit?
There is no pace limit. We try to pair up people with similar paces so that no one runs alone. You should be running about 30 miles per week by the time camp comes around.
When is check-in and check-out?
Check in will be no earlier than 3 p.m. Thursday. Camp finishes up around 11 a.m. on Sunday morning. PLEASE remember it is a 2+ hour drive to Minneapolis airport when arranging travel.
What if I’m injured and want to attend camp?
Things happen, we understand. There are options to modify the routes. There is yoga, a sauna, and the writing portion is very valuable.
What else should I bring?
I would plan to bring anything you would want camping. Even though the cabins are fantastic, there is no fridge or plug outlets. Towels for the shower and bathing suit for the sauna. Road and trail shoes. Warm clothes, as it is dark early and we will be spending time outside as a group.
More questions? Email us at teambirdtraining@gmail.com
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contact info
Phone
+1 608 228 4126
Email Adress
teambirdtraining@gmail.com
