1. Acadia National Park Maine USA
Emergency Response Plan
(Activate if group has not reported within 12hrs of designated time)
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2. Table of Contents
Team Member Emergency Contact Pg. 3
Emergency Contact/ Useful Contact Pg. 4
Biking Route Plan Pg. 5
Group Itinerary Pg. 6-14
Daily Emergency Response Pg. 15-23
Hazard Identification Pg. 24-26
Hospital Map Pg. 27-30
Plan B Pg. 31-35
References Pg. 36
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3. Emergency Contact Team
Members
Participant Next of Kin Location
Donna Lowe
Cell 519-375-5872
Nick Lowe Meaford ON.
Home 519-538-1613
Work 519-376-2121 ext 2464
Annette Pickard
Cell 519-427-7128
Boone Pickard Simcoe ON.
Home 519-428-2572
Work 519-426-0791
Ron Jasiuk
Cell 519-217-2645
Cedar Jasiuk Orangeville, ON.
Home 519-942-2972
Work
Kevin Anderson
Cell 1-204-688-6937
Nate Anderson Winnipeg, Manitoba
Home 1-204-453-2079
Work N/A
David Gurnham
Cell 204-805-1528
Mike Gurnham Winnipeg, Manitoba
Home204-831-8648
Work 204-944-3551
Robert Terriah
Cell 519-662-1162
Courtney Terriah Cornwall, ON.
Home 613-935-7558
Work 613-933-2592
Ginny & Kenneth
Cell 705-795-3603
Myles Williamson Barrie, ON.
Home 705-728-9673
Work 705-728-9673
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4. 1. Emergency Contacts/ Useful contacts (Call in Descending order)
Contact Reason Phone #
EMS Emergency 911
Maine State Trooper (J) Emergency (207) 667-3722
Acadia Park Ranger General Information (207) 288-3338
Identity, passport, border entry, customs or
Consulate General of Canada Boston insurance issues (617) 262-3760
Maine Coast Memorial Hospital 489 State (888) 645-8829 or 1
Street, Bangor, ME 04401-6674 Information & Patient Care 207-973-7000
Maine Coast Memorial Hospital Ellsworth,
Maine United States 207-664-5311 or Toll
50 Union Street Maine 04605 Information & Patient Care Free: 1-888-645-8829
1. Bar Harbor (Mount Desert Island) 10
Wayman lane ME 04609
Information & Patient Care (207) 288-5081
Blue Hill Memorial Hospital 65 Water (207)374-3400 or +1
Street, Blue Hill, ME, United States Information & Patient Care 207-374-2311
Acadia Visitor Center General Inquires (207)288-3338 (0)
Acadia Road Closures Road Closures (207)288-3338
Acadia Weather Reports Weather
207-667-8910 or call the
park at 207-288-3338
2. School Contact Numbers (Call in Descending Order)
Call in this order: Daytime / office Home / cell
Jeff Jackson (613) 735-4700 x2704 (613) 732-1156 / (613)
633-0918
Cam Dube (613) 735-4700 x2718 (613) 312-9954
Chris Melmoth (613) 735-4700 x2880 (613) 732-1772 / (613)
635-3084
Shannon Hunter (613) 646 – 2291 or 2241 (ext. 262 direct) (613) 582-3462 / (613)
585-2241
Charles Tong (613) 646 – 2291 or 2241
Margaret Krueger, A.C. Office Secretary (613) 735 – 4700 x 2722
Murray Kyte (613) 735 – 4700 x 2751 (613) 732-0083 cell
(613) 639-5375
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5. Biking Route Plan
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6. Group Itinerary:
Day 1- Pembroke to Bangor ME, USA (April 14, 2012) Call Jeff Jackson Upon Arrival In Bangor
Depart Pembroke @ 6:00 am
Pick up bikes from Ottawa @ 12:00 Pm
Arrive at Paul Bunyan Campground Bangor ME 04401 @ 8:00 PM (831 km)
Vehicle Parked @ Charlie Smith – (Warm Showers) 408 N Maine st, Brewer, Maine 04412, USA Email:
Georgerinnh@hotmail.com (603) 913-4674
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7. Day 2 Bangor to Ellsworth (April 15, 2012)
Depart @ 8:00 AM
Lunch @ 12:00-1:00 PM
Arrive @ 3:00 PM Possible Warm showers waiting to hear back John Fink 566 Bayside Rd, Ellsworth, ME
04605-3823, USA 207 667-7186 (55 KM)
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8. Day 3 Ellsworth to Blackwoods Campground Acadia National Park (April 16, 2012)
Depart @ 8:00 AM
Lunch @ 11:30-12:30 PM
Arrive @ 3:00 Pm Blackwood Campground Blackwoods Road, Mount Desert, ME, United States (207) 288-3745
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9. Day 4- Layover Day Hike to Cadillac Mountain (April 17, 2012)
Depart @ 9:00 Am
Lunch @ 12:00 Pm
Return @ 4:00 Pm (11 Km loop) Blackwood Campground Blackwoods Road, Mount Desert, ME, United
States (207) 288-3745
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10. Day 5 Black woods campground to seawall (April 18, 2012)
Depart @ 8:00 Am
Lunch @ 11-12:00 Pm
Arrive @ 2:00 Pm Seawall Campground (42 Km) Seawall Campground 668 Seawall Rd, Southwest Harbor,
ME, 04679 (207) 244-3600
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11. Day 6 Seawall to Blue Hill
(April 19, 2012)
Depart @ 8:00 Am
Lunch @ 11-12:00 Pm Trenton
Arrive @ 3:00 Pm Susan Hudson, 106 E. Blue Hill Road, P.O. Box 1175, Blue Hill, Maine 04614 United States
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12. Day 7- Surry to Balsam Cove Campground East Orland (April 20, 2012)
Depart @ 8:00 Am
Lunch @ 11-12:00 Pm Trenton
Arrive @ 3:00 Pm Balsam Cove Campground, 286 Black Ridge Rd, East Orland, ME, 04472 1 800 469-771 or
(207) 469-7771
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13. Day 8 Orland to Brewer (April 21, 2012)
Depart @ 9:00 Am
Lunch @ 11:30- 12:30 Pm Orrington
Arrive @ 1:30 Pm Charlie Smith – Warm Showers, 408 N Maine St, Brewer, Maine 04412, USA, Email:
Georgerinnh@hotmail.com, (603) 913-4674
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14. Day 9 Bangor to Pembroke (April 22, 2012) Call Jeff Jackson Prior to departure and upon arrival
Depart @ 8:00 Am
Lunch @ 12:00 Pm
Return Bikes @ 3:00 Pm
Arrive @ 6:30 Pm Pembroke (831 Km)
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15. Daily Emergency Response Plan
Day 1 Pembroke to Bangor Maine USA (April 14, 2011)
In case of emergency call 911
1. Notify Jeff Jackson of deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. If victim’s injuries require transportation to the nearest hospital, one group member follows victim to hospital
3. Assess medical situation
4. In light of Trip Plan, interests of injured member, and moral standards, determine proper course of action
(e.g. continue trip, cancel remainder of trip, modify trip, etc.)
5. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation
Vehicle Problems
1. If an accident has occurred, call local police department and/or activate emergency response above
2. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
3. Deal with incident
4. Call CAA for help and assess damage for possible solutions
5. Notify Ron Jasiuk
6. Evaluate Plan B
7. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation
Bike Rental Problems
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. Evaluate plan B
3. Call Jeff Jackson with update
Customs/Border entry denial
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. Call Consulate General of Canada in Boston for help/guidance
3. Ensure group member not allowed to enter country is well equipped, safe, and well taken care of.
4. Continue trip if 60% or more of group has crossed the border
5. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation
Campground Problems
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. Relocate to proximate motel/hotel for the night
3. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation (Starra, 2011)
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16. Day 2 Bangor to Ellsworth (April 15, 2012)
In case of emergency call 911
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. If victim’s injuries require transportation to the nearest hospital, one group member follows victim to hospital
3. Assess medical situation
4. In light of Trip Plan, interests of injured member, and moral standards, determine proper course of action
(e.g. continue trip, cancel remainder of trip, modify trip, etc.)
5. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation
Non-Emergency Medical Problems
1. Assess injury/medical problem
2. Treat injury/medical problem according to WFR standards
3. Call Jeff Jackson to report the injury/medical problem at first possible opportunity
4. If continuation of trip in full is undesired/impossible, assess situation and act accordingly with the entire
groups interest
5. Continue to the nearest hospital
6. If upon reassessment of injury/medical conditions deteriorate initiate emergency response above
7. Call Jeff Jackson if possible using satellite phone to update on current situation
Mechanical Bike Problems
1. Assess problem and repair if possible
2. Notify Jeff Jackson of any deviance
3. Replace Bike if possible or Individual stays in a hotel while group continues
4. Notify Jeff Jackson of update
Campground Problems
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. Relocate to proximate motel/hotel for the night
3. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation (Starra, 2011)
Weather Problems
1. Assess weather based upon recent updates and make a group consensus
2. Notify Jeff Jackson of deviance
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17. Day 3 Ellsworth to Blackwoods Campground Acadia National Park (April 16, 2012)
In case of emergency call 911
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. If victim’s injuries require transportation to the nearest hospital, follow group member to the hospital
3. Assess medical situation
4. In light of Trip Plan, interests of injured member, and moral standards, determine proper course of action
(e.g. continue trip, cancel remainder of trip, modify trip, etc.)
5. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation
Non-Emergency Medical Problems
1. Assess injury/medical problem
2. Treat injury/medical problem according to WFR standards
3. Call Jeff Jackson to report the injury/medical problem at first possible opportunity
4. If continuation of trip in full is undesired/impossible, assess situation and act accordingly with the entire
groups interest
5. Continue to the nearest hospital
6. If upon reassessment of injury/medical conditions deteriorate initiate emergency response above
7. Call Jeff Jackson if possible using satellite phone to update on current situation
Campground Problems
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. Relocate to proximate motel/hotel for the night
3. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation (Starra, 2011)
Weather Problems
1. Assess weather based upon the most recent update group consensus
2. Notify Jeff Jackson of deviance
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18. Day 4- Layover Day Hike to Cadillac Mountain (April 17, 2012)
In case of emergency call 911
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. If victim’s injuries require transportation to the nearest hospital, follow group member to the hospital
3. Assess medical situation
4. In light of Trip Plan, interests of injured member, and moral standards, determine proper course of action
(e.g. continue trip, cancel remainder of trip, modify trip, etc.)
5. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation
Non-Emergency Medical Problems
1. Assess injury/medical problem
2. Treat injury/medical problem according to WFR standards
3. Call Jeff Jackson to report the injury/medical problem at first possible opportunity
4. If continuation of trip in full is undesired/impossible, assess situation and act accordingly with the entire
groups interest
5. Continue to the nearest hospital
6. If upon reassessment of injury/medical conditions deteriorate initiate emergency response above
7. Call Jeff Jackson if possible using satellite phone to update on current situation (Starra, 2011)
Weather Problems
1. Assess weather based upon recent updates and reach a group consensus
2. Notify Jeff Jackson of deviance
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19. Day 5 Black woods campground to seawall (April 18, 2012)
In case of emergency call 911
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. If victim’s injuries require transportation to the nearest hospital, follow group member to the hospital
3. Assess medical situation
4. In light of Trip Plan, interests of injured member, and moral standards, determine proper course of action
(e.g. continue trip, cancel remainder of trip, modify trip, etc.)
5. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation
Non-Emergency Medical Problems
1. Assess injury/medical problem
2. Treat injury/medical problem according to WFR standards
3. Call Jeff Jackson to report the injury/medical problem at first possible opportunity
4. If continuation of trip in full is undesired/impossible, assess situation and act accordingly with the entire
groups interest
5. Continue to the nearest hospital
6. If upon reassessment of injury/medical conditions deteriorate initiate emergency response above
7. Call Jeff Jackson if possible using satellite phone to update on current situation
Mechanical Bike Problems
1.Assess problem and repair if possible
2.Notify Jeff Jackson of any deviance
3.Replace Bike if possible or Individual stays in a hotel while group continues
4.Notify Jeff Jackson of update
Campground Problems
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. Relocate to proximate motel/hotel for the night
3. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation (Starra, 2011)
Weather Problems
1.Assess weather based upon the most recent update group consensus
2.Notify Jeff Jackson of deviance
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20. Day 6 Seawall to the Gatherings Campground (April 19, 2012)
In case of emergency call 911
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. If victim’s injuries require transportation to the nearest hospital, follow group member to the hospital
3. Assess medical situation
4. In light of Trip Plan, interests of injured member, and moral standards, determine proper course of action
(e.g. continue trip, cancel remainder of trip, modify trip, etc.)
5. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation
Non-Emergency Medical Problems
1. Assess injury/medical problem
2. Treat injury/medical problem according to WFR standards
3. Call Jeff Jackson to report the injury/medical problem at first possible opportunity
4. If continuation of trip in full is undesired/impossible, assess situation and act accordingly with the entire
groups interest
5. Continue to the nearest hospital
6. If upon reassessment of injury/medical conditions deteriorate initiate emergency response above
7. Call Jeff Jackson if possible using satellite phone to update on current situation
Mechanical Bike Problems
1.Assess problem and repair if possible
2.Notify Jeff Jackson of any deviance
3.Replace Bike if possible or Individual locates to hotel and group continues
4.Notify Jeff Jackson of update
Campground Problems
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. Relocate to proximate motel/hotel for the night
3. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation (Starra, 2011)
Weather Problems
1.Assess weather based upon the most recent update group consensus
2.Notify Jeff Jackson of deviance
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21. Day 7- Surry to Orland Shady Oakes Campground (April 20, 2012)
In case of emergency call 911
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. If victim’s injuries require transportation to the nearest hospital, follow group member to the hospital
3. Assess medical situation
4. In light of Trip Plan, interests of injured member, and moral standards, determine proper course of action
(e.g. continue trip, cancel remainder of trip, modify trip, etc.)
5. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation
Non-Emergency Medical Problems
1. Assess injury/medical problem
2. Treat injury/medical problem according to WFR standards
3. Call Jeff Jackson to report the injury/medical problem at first possible opportunity
4. If continuation of trip in full is undesired/impossible, assess situation and act accordingly with the entire
groups interest
5. Continue to the nearest hospital
6. If upon reassessment of injury/medical conditions deteriorate initiate emergency response above
7. Call Jeff Jackson if possible using satellite phone to update on current situation
Mechanical Bike Problems
1.Assess problem and repair if possible
2.Notify Jeff Jackson of any deviance
3.Replace Bike if possible or Individual stays in a hotel while group continues
4.Notify Jeff Jackson of update
Campground Problems
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. Relocate to proximate motel/hotel for the night
3. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation (Starra, 2011)
Weather Problems
1. Assess weather based upon the most recent update group consensus
2. Notify Jeff Jackson of deviance
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22. Day 8 Orland to Bangor (April 21, 2012)
In case of emergency call 911
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. If victim’s injuries require transportation to the nearest hospital, follow group member to the hospital
3. Assess medical situation
4. In light of Trip Plan, interests of injured member, and moral standards, determine proper course of action
(e.g. continue trip, cancel remainder of trip, modify trip, etc.)
5. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation
Non-Emergency Medical Problems
1. Assess injury/medical problem
2. Treat injury/medical problem according to WFR standards
3. Call Jeff Jackson to report the injury/medical problem at first possible opportunity
4. If continuation of trip in full is undesired/impossible, assess situation and act accordingly with the entire
groups interest
5. Continue to the nearest hospital
6. If upon reassessment of injury/medical conditions deteriorate initiate emergency response above
7. Call Jeff Jackson if possible using satellite phone to update on current situation
Mechanical Bike Problems
1.Assess problem and repair if possible
2.Notify Jeff Jackson of any deviance
3.Replace Bike if possible or Individual stays in a hotel while group continues
4.Notify Jeff Jackson of update
Campground Problems
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. Relocate to proximate motel/hotel for the night
3. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation (Starra, 2011)
Weather Problems
1.Assess weather based upon the most recent update group consensus
2.Notify Jeff Jackson of deviance
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23. Day 9 Bangor to Pembroke (April 22, 2012)
In case of emergency call 911
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. If victim’s injuries require transportation to the nearest hospital, follow group member to the hospital
3. Assess medical situation
4. In light of Trip Plan, interests of injured member, and moral standards, determine proper course of action
(e.g. continue trip, cancel remainder of trip, modify trip, etc.)
5. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation
Vehicle Problems
1. If an accident has occurred, call local police department and/or activate emergency response above
2. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
3. Deal with incident
4. Call CAA for help and assess damage if possible
5. Notify Ron Jasiuk
6. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation
Customs/Border entry denial
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. Call Consulate General of Canada in Boston for help/guidance
3. Ensure group member(s) not allowed to enter country is well equipped, safe, and well taken care of.
4. Continue trip if 60% or more of group has crossed the border
5. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation
Campground Problems
1. Call Jeff Jackson to report the deviance from the Trip Plan/Itinerary
2. Relocate to proximate motel/hotel for the night
3. Call Jeff Jackson to update on current situation
Non-Emergency Medical Problems
1. Assess injury/medical problem
2. Treat injury/medical problem according to WFR standards
3. Call Jeff Jackson to report the injury/medical problem at first possible opportunity
4. If continuation of trip in full is undesired/impossible, assess situation and act accordingly with the entire
groups interest
5. Continue to the nearest hospital
6. If upon reassessment of injury/medical conditions deteriorate initiate emergency response above
7. Call Jeff Jackson if possible using satellite phone to update on current situation (Starra, 2011)
Weather Problems
1.Assess weather based upon recent updates and use group consensus for decision making
2. Notify Jeff Jackson of deviance
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24. Hazard Identification
Probability Severity
Catastrophic
Guaranteed
Moderate
Unlikely
Possible
Hazard Prevention control and mitigation
Severe
Likely
Minor
Assign Navigator
Vehicle Accident 1 4 Drive in shifts & Take scheduled breaks
Obey traffic laws
Monitor fluids
Attain vehicle history from owner
Vehicle Breakdown 2 2
CAA Insured
Drive Responsibly
Have documentation at the ready
Border Crossing Make Photo copies
2 2
Problems Store identification in a safe area
Drink fluids
Dehydration 3 3 Monitor intake of others
Take appropriate # of breaks
Exercise on bike prior to trip
Saddle Soars 3 3 Proper Biking Techniques
Notify TL of difficulties
Log time on a bike
Fatigue 3 2 Proper water and food intake
Appropriate trip plan
Proper foot wear
Blisters 3 2 Exercise prior to trip departure
Monitor feet and hands
Inspect bike prior to trip departure
Mechanical Problems Take spare parts
3 2
(Bike) Maintain bikes as needed
Create a structure to deal with this
Group Dynamics 2 2 EB Behavior
Respect Others
Notify member or pre existing allergies
Allergies 1 3 Team aware of epipen location
Monitor Patient
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25. Probability Severity
Catastrophic
Guaranteed
Moderate
Unlikely
Possible
Hazard Prevention control and mitigation
Severe
Likely
Minor
Monitor weather conditions
30/30 rule
Lightning 1 4
Ask local's of the weather forecast
Monitor weather conditions
Ask local's of the weather forecast
Extreme Weather 2 2
Consolidate gear
Create a gear list
Lost Gear/Stolen Gear 2 2
Lock up gear
Do not leave gear un attended
Maintain health prior to trip
Proper sanitation techniques
Illness 2 3
Treatment of water
Do not leave food unattended
Close all containers
Loss of Food 1 1
Buy more food
Pepper Spray
Animal Attack (Dog, Bear proofing campsite
1 3
Bear or other) Go on offensive
Establish safe following distance
Reflective vests
Collision Bike to Bike 2 2
Headlamps/Flashers
Obey traffic laws
Collision Vehicle to Reflective vests
1 4
Bike Headlamps/Flashers
Travel in single file
Keep funds in secure area
Theft of funds 1 3 Carry Small Amounts
Dress appropriately
Dress Appropriately
Monitor Team Members
Hypothermia 2 2
Monitor the weather
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26. Probability Severity
Catastrophic
Guaranteed
Moderate
Unlikely
Possible
Hazard Prevention control and mitigation
Severe
Likely
Minor
Avoid dusk and dawn
Plan accordingly
Low Light 3 2
Flashers
Reflective Vests
Exercise regularly
Know how to fall
Falling 3 2
Wear helmet
Ride at slower speeds
Proper Trip Planning
Use of maps
Getting Lost 2 2
Asking locals
Exercise Regularly
Stretch Prior to physical activity
Pulled Muscles 3 2
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27. A- The Bangor Hospital
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28. A- Ellsworth Hospital
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29. B/A- Bar Harbor Hospital
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30. A- Blue Hill Hospital
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31. Plan B – Maine
The route will be put into effect if Mt. Desert Island (Acadia National Park) is closed due to weather. This route will still
take the group along the coast of Maine, but will also offer more inland cycling to be away from the weather if it is
coming off of the ocean.
Part 1: Day 1-3 Part 2: Day 4-7
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32. Day 1:
Charlie Smith – Warm Showers
408 N Main St, Brewer, Maine 04412, USA
To
Searsport – Searsport Shores Ocean Camp
216 W Main St, Searsport, Maine, USA
Total: 50.0 KM
Ride Time: 3 Hours
Day 2
Searsport – Searsport Shores Ocean Camp
216 W Main St, Searsport, Maine, USA
To
Rockport - Camden Hills Resort
30 Applewood Rd, Rockport, Maine, USA
Total: 42.0 KM
Ride Time: 2.5 Hours
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33. Day 3
Rockport - Camden Hills Resort
30 Applewood Rd, Rockport, Maine, USA
To
Yellow Head –Sherwood Forest campsite
9 Campground Cir, New Harbor, Maine 04554, USA
Pemaquid Point Campground
9 Pemaquid Rd. New Harbor, Maine 04555, USA
Total: 60 KM
Ride Time: 4 Hours
Day 4
Yellow Head –Sherwood Forest campsite
9 Campground Cir, New Harbor, Maine 04554, USA
Pemaquid Point Campground
9 Pemaquid Rd. New Harbor, Maine 04555, USA
To
Newcastle - Sherman Lake View Campground
Newcastle, Maine 04553, USA
Total: 50.6 KM
Ride Time: 3 Hours
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34. Day 5
Newcastle - Sherman Lake View Campground
Newcastle, Maine 04553, USA
To
Vassalboro - Green Valley Campground
1248 Cross Hill Rd, Vassalboro, Maine 04989, USA
Total: 50.7 KM
Ride Time: 3 Hour
Day 6
Vassalboro - Green Valley Campground
1248 Cross Hill Rd, Vassalboro, Maine 04989, USA
To
Fairhaven – Fairhaven Campsite
Fairhaven Rd, Brooks, Maine, USA
Total: 61 KM
Ride Time: 3.5 Hours
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35. Day 7
Fairhaven – Fairhaven Campsite
Fairhaven Rd, Brooks, Maine, USA
To
Charlie Smith – Warm Showers
408 N Main St, Brewer, Maine 04412, USA
Total: 52 KM
Ride Time: 3 Hours
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36. References
Starra, M. (2011, 03 21). Grand canyon hiking final expedition 2011. Retrieved from
http://online.algonquincollege.com/bbcswebdav/pid-755254-dt-content-rid-
3623813_1/courses/12W_OAD7401_010/Final+Ex+ERP.pdf
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