ABOUT
Our 2020 event will be held at beautiful Klondike Park, a St. Charles County Park located in Augusta, Missouri. Participants will enjoy an entire weekend of programming beginning on Friday, October 9, and ending on Sunday, October 11 - featuring live music, camping, meals, trail running, bike ride on the Katy Trail, hiking, rock climbing, women's specific nutritional clinics and, most importantly, the fellowship of like-minded women. Grab your gear, tell your friends and join us for a weekend of discovery and dirt!
LOCATION
Klondike Park, 4600 Highway 94 S, Augusta, MO 63332
Our 2020 event will be held at beautiful Klondike Park, a St. Charles County Park located in Augusta, Missouri. Participants will enjoy an entire weekend of programming beginning on Friday, October 9, and ending on Sunday, October 11 - featuring live music, camping, meals, trail running, bike ride on the Katy Trail, hiking, rock climbing, women's specific nutritional clinics and, most importantly, the fellowship of like-minded women. Grab your gear, tell your friends and join us for a weekend of discovery and dirt!
LOCATION
Klondike Park, 4600 Highway 94 S, Augusta, MO 63332
TESTIMONIALS
The STL Women’s Trail Summit was a highlight of my year. I could go on about the workshops, activities and food (amazing!), but the best part was the sense of community. I’ve been an outdoor adventurer since I was a kid, and sometimes it’s lonely being a woman out there. I found my village at the summit. —Amber Tompsett-Higley
I knew the STL Women’s Trail Summit would be a fun-filled weekend, full of educational seminars. But I did not expect the connection and comradery that resulted. It was exhilarating to spend the weekend with a group of like-minded women, who share similar obstacles and worries of daily life yet find the same peace and joy from the trail. The summit was very inclusive; participants varied from trail newbies to seasoned ultrarunners and everyone in between. My favorite parts were learning basic orienteering and sharing stories around the campfire. I’ll definitely be back next year! —Rachel Twedt
It’s a rarity that I run into other women on the trails, so I was ecstatic to attend the STL Women’s Trail Summit. This was a great event for women to come together and connect with nature, whether it be through running, hiking or camping. It allowed for the opportunity to learn from educational seminars in a low-pressure environment. While sitting around the campfire, I heard a number of encouraging stories from women who have and continue to push past their limits, which, in turn, has given me the motivation to continue to push past my limits. Now, when I see the ladies who attended the summit, we have an unspoken bond because of our shared experiences. —Nicolette Watson
The STL Women’s Trail Summit was a highlight of my year. I could go on about the workshops, activities and food (amazing!), but the best part was the sense of community. I’ve been an outdoor adventurer since I was a kid, and sometimes it’s lonely being a woman out there. I found my village at the summit. —Amber Tompsett-Higley
I knew the STL Women’s Trail Summit would be a fun-filled weekend, full of educational seminars. But I did not expect the connection and comradery that resulted. It was exhilarating to spend the weekend with a group of like-minded women, who share similar obstacles and worries of daily life yet find the same peace and joy from the trail. The summit was very inclusive; participants varied from trail newbies to seasoned ultrarunners and everyone in between. My favorite parts were learning basic orienteering and sharing stories around the campfire. I’ll definitely be back next year! —Rachel Twedt
It’s a rarity that I run into other women on the trails, so I was ecstatic to attend the STL Women’s Trail Summit. This was a great event for women to come together and connect with nature, whether it be through running, hiking or camping. It allowed for the opportunity to learn from educational seminars in a low-pressure environment. While sitting around the campfire, I heard a number of encouraging stories from women who have and continue to push past their limits, which, in turn, has given me the motivation to continue to push past my limits. Now, when I see the ladies who attended the summit, we have an unspoken bond because of our shared experiences. —Nicolette Watson
