Our adult and seniors programs include seasonal opportunities like outdoor fitness and learn-to programs, as well as date nights and 55+ programs. Try new activities, learn fitness exercises and meet new people.

Outdoor adult registration

Looking for fun and interesting ways to stay active and get outside over the winter months? Cross-country skiing offers a great alternative for active enthusiasts of every age and skill level to get out and explore winter. Take a lesson or play on the trails!

Check out dryland training for spring through fall programs.

Cross-country skiing registration

Take your learning outside and make it interactive. Join our Alberta curriculum-based programs to enhance your child’s learning. Choose from science, physical education and more! 

Outdoor homeschool registration

Explore nature with your little ones in our parented & unparented programs, or register your youth / teenager. Let your imagination run wild with our free-play programs, and more!

Outdoor child & youth registration

Seasonal events, workshops and featured programs for all ages.

Special event registration

Youth leadership, outdoor adventure, community learning and environmental stewardship.

Applications and registration open on March 20. View program details.

Junior Outdoor Leader registration

From November 10-14, spend fall break outside - sign up for day camps today!

Register in fall break camps

Your program fee includes all equipment / educational materials required for the activities you book. SWC instructors are certified with Wilderness First Aid and will carry a first aid kit, along with communication equipment.

Communication

A few days before the date of the program, you will be contacted via email by a wilderness centre staff member who will confirm the details of your program. Please let them know if there have been any changes to your program, particularly times or group number changes (for group bookings).

Supervision

It is expected that the teacher/group supervisor will maintain responsibility for the discipline and control of their group, and that they participate fully in all aspects of the program.

What to wear: we recommend dressing in layers in colder weather. Remember - plan for the worst, hope for the best!

Teachers and Group supervisors are responsible for ensuring that participants are dressed appropriately and prepared to be outside.

Please note that the Wilderness Centre’s policy is to run programs until the temperatures dip below -20˚C (including wind chill). If your policy is different, please notify us 48 hours in advance. We have access to washroom facilities and a warm staging area throughout the program.