Get the Book! - YPO Quebec 2016

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Y P O | QU É B EC C I T Y
PA S S P O R T T O D I S C OV E R Y | AC T I V I T I E S F O R O C T O B E R 6 , 7 & 8
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T O U R S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAG E S 3 - 9
all activities take
place on one of these
three dates:
C U L I N A R Y AC T I V I T I E S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAG E S 1 9 - 2 1
A D V E N T U R E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAG E S 1 1 - 1 7
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W E L L N E S S AC T I V I T I E S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAG E S 2 3 - 2 7
Thursday, October 6
O N LY - I N - Y P O A C T I V I T I E S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P A G E S 2 9 - 3 1
Friday, October 7
R E G I S T R AT I O N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAG E 3 2
Saturday, October 8
OFFSITE
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W E LCO M E
Bonjour YPO!
Are you ready for an amazing adventure in Québec City? How about daily!
Our full offering of Offsite Activities is attached – tested, approved and wholeheartily endorsed by your hosts, YPO/YPO Gold Cincinnati members!
Runner? Foodie? Historian? Just want to relax? There will be something for
everyone in Québec. Take your pick from five offsite tracks daily: Outdoor
Adventure, Culinary, Québec In-Depth, Wellness and Only-in-YPO.
Choose from a myriad of exciting offerings – from a Team Challenge
Quatrethon where you’ll run, bike, climb and zip your way to the beautiful
Montmorency Falls OR have lunch with Drew and Jonathan Scott from HGTV’s
Emmy® Award-nominated series Property Brothers OR enjoy an afternoon
touring the historic Citadelle with a Canadian Brigader General OR how about
a foie gras tasting and farm market tour with a renowned chef OR find your zen
at the restorative Monastere Wellness Center? All of this and so much more!
We’re also offering FREE morning yoga classes on site at the Château
Frontenac, FREE afternoon walking tours, and FREE bikes for you to tour on
your own. These are limited availability and on a first-come, first-served basis.
You’ll note that two spa options are also available – so be sure to call direct for
your appointment.
R O S S & STACY B U S H M A N
Take a good look at all we have to offer and DO NOT DELAY! A condensed
menu of activities by the day is attached and payment is easy. When you link
to pay, you are essentially registered for the activity, and will receive an email
receipt as well as a confirming email from our Offsite Manager, Cheryll Cranmer.
We have worked very hard to come up with interesting and unusual activities,
most of which you would not be able to do on your own. We are confident you
will see something that appeals to you – and maybe several somethings!
If you’d like to contact me personally with any questions, If you’d like
to contact one of us personally, please email Ross Bushman,
([email protected]).
We are excited to host you in Québec City – it’s an amazing treasure with a
wonderful, friendly, walkable, European feel. You’ll love it! See you in October!
MIKE & CRISTY SCHERER
Stacy & Ross Bushman
Passport to Discovery 2016
YPO Offsite Co-Chairs
Passport to Discovery
Cristy & Mike Scherer
YPO Gold Offsite Co-Chairs
Offsite Activity Guide | 1
OFFSITE
ACTIVITY
GUIDE
TOURS
PAG E S
3-9
SAILING ON THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER.......................................................PAGE 3
LUNCH & TOUR OF CITADELLE ..................................................................PAGE 4-5
QUÉBEC IN-DEPTH WALKING TOUR ...........................................................PAGE 6
ARTS HISTORY TOUR......................................................................................PAGE 7
BIKE TOUR SUGGESTIONS (AT LEISURE) ...................................................PAGE 8
WALKING TOUR OF OLD QUÉBEC...............................................................PAGE 9
S A I L I N G O N T H E ST. L AW R E N C E R I V E R
Québec’s spectacular scenery makes sailing a favorite pastime among the
locals. See the city of Québec via the St. Lawrence River and its history from a
whole new angle!
This great adventure begins in the Old Port of Québec City. A professional
skipper will be on board to pilot the catamaran and ensure safety. Along with
our guide, discover the bucolic charm of Isle d’ Orleans; admire Montmorency
Falls, the highest waterfall in Eastern Canada; view the port installations
on both shores of the St. Lawrence River and cruise beneath the prestigious
Château Frontenac perched atop Cap Diamant, with the majestic Laurentian
Mountains in the background. What a lovely cruise!
DAT E S
Thursday, October 6
SCHEDULE
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
D U R AT I O N
3 hours of sailing on the
C A PAC I T Y
Maximum 16
COST
$225 per person
INCLUDES
- Guide on the Catamaran
& Saturday, October 8
St. Lawrence River
This intimate cruise will include lunch and libations.
participants
- Professional Skippers
aboard
- Lunch & Libations
NOTE
- Non-marking shoes are
mandatory.
- We recommend
appropriate wind/waterresistant outer clothing ,
sunglasses and sunscreen
lotion.
- The activity could be
cancelled in case of severe
thunderstorms.
- Bus transportation to
the dock
1 . ST. LAWRENCE RIVER
2. MONTMORENCY FALLS
LU N C H & T OU R O F C I TA D E L L E
W I T H G E N E RA L G I G U E R E & H I STO R I A N DAV I D M E N D E L
Begin the tour by walking along St-Louis Street and see the first line of Québec’s
fortifications on the way to the Garrison Club for the lunch, a prestigious private
club with a rich history. Brigadier-General Richard Giguère will join the group
for lunch.
After the meal, a map will be set up for the participants to discuss and
illustrate the sieges of Québec. Then, the group leaves the venue, passing by
the fortification walls and the Parliament Building. The Parliament Building
is imposing, with its four wings forming a square roughly 100 meters on each
side. Designed by the architect Eugène-Étienne Taché and built between 1877
and 1886, on Québec’s foremost national historic site, the eloquent architecture
offers a veritable fresco of Québec history.
The tour continues with a visit of the National Battlefields Park, site of the
famous Battle of the Plains of Abraham, where the British conquered Québec
in 1759. The view of the well-preserved Martello towers, the hilly park, and the
nearby Citadelle illustrate the strategic importance of the site. Located atop
the Cap Diamant, the Citadelle constitutes the eastern flank of Québec City’s
fortifications. Largest British fortress built in North America, in a unique
location, it is still an active military garrison. Some of the walls enclose 300
years of military history in Québec City, spanning the French, British and
Canadian periods. The summer residence of the Governor General of Canada
stands within La Citadelle.
DAT E S
Friday, October 7
SCHEDULE
12:30 pm - 4:30 pm
D U R AT I O N
Approximately
C A PAC I T Y
Maximum 22
COST
$195 per person
INCLUDES
- Lunch at the Garrison
Brigadier-General Richard Giguère enrolled in the Canadian Forces in
1979. From 1980 to 1991, he served with the three Royal 22e Régiment
(R22eR) battalions in various command and staff positions, ranging from
Lahr, Germany, to the 1990 Oka crisis. He was posted to Royal Military
College Saint-Jean in 1991 and to Paris in 1993. He graduated from the
Collège interarmées de Défense and left France in 1995 to become Deputy
Commanding Officer of 1st Battalion R22eR. He was deployed with that unit
to Haiti from March to October 1996 on a United Nations mission. He was
promoted to lieutenant-colonel in 1997 and posted to the Directorate Land
Strategic Concepts in Kingston, Ontario, where he worked on planning the
Army of the future. He returned to Québec in July 1998 and assumed command
of 2nd Battalion R22eR and the Citadelle of Québec.
participants
Club
- David Mendel,
professional tour guide
General Giguère will lead the participants on a special visit of the fortress,
and tell them about the history of his regiment. Known as “the Gibraltar of the
Americas”, on account of its strategic location, the Citadelle has the star-shaped
form characteristic of Vauban fortifications. Spectacular views of the city and
the St. Lawrence River await the participants.
General Giguère will end the tour at the Officers’ Mess to invite the participants
for a drink, meet other officers, and talk about their experiences in Afghanistan.
4 hours
- General Richard
Giguere
- Cocktail Reception
- Transportation
- Québec book
NOTE
Good walking shoes
and weather-adapted
clothing are mandatory
to enjoy the tour.
During his term as commanding officer, he enrolled in Laval University to
begin a doctorate in political science and also held a research position at the
Institut québécois des hautes études internationales. He was transferred to the
Royal Military College of Canada in Kingston, Ontario, in the summer of 2001
to teach in the Department of Political Science and Economics. In July 2002,
he was transferred to Montreal as Chief of Operations for Land Force Québec
Area. After being promoted to colonel, he was deployed to Kabul from January
4 | Offsite Activity Guide
to July 2004 as Multinational Brigade Chief of Staff. During that mission, he was
posted to the Canadian Embassy in Washington as Canadian Forces Military
Attaché. In 2008, he was transferred to National Defence
Headquarters in Ottawa, where he held the position of
Director Current Operations for the Strategic Joint
Staff. In September 2010, Brigadier-General
Giguère was deployed to Kandahar as
Deputy Commander of Joint Task
Force - Afghanistan. Upon his return
to Canada in August 2011, he
assumed command of Land
Force Québec Area and Joint
Task Force (East).
Brigadier-General
Giguère served as
Commandant of the
Canadian Forces
College from July
2013 to July 2015.
Your co-tour
leader is Canadian
historian and
author, David
Mendel. David
studied at York
University in
Toronto, and at the
University of Paris
La Sorbonne, before
moving to Québec
City in 1976. After
completing a master
thesis in art history and
undertaking doctoral
studies at Laval University, he
became co-founder of Mendel
Tours (formerly Canadian
Cultural Landscapes) in 1984.
David is the author of a bestselling series of guide books
devoted to Québec City and
its surrounding region. The
first volume, Québec, World
Heritage City, was published
in 2009. The second volume,
Québec, Birthplace of New
France, was launched on May 2012.
1 . CHÂTEAU FRONTENAC
2. B RIGADIER-GENERAL
RICHARD GIGUÈRE
QU É B EC I N - D E P T H WA L K I N G T OU R
The activity begins with a delicious lunch at Le Continental Restaurant, only
steps away from the Fairmont le Château Frontenac. It is housed in an elegant
Victorian residence built in 1845 by a former member of the Justice Court of
Canada, the honourable Jean-Thomas Taschereau.
After the lunch, the participants will visit the Upper Town’s Places d’Armes and
the Dufferin Terrace, a vast boardwalk with impressive views of the St. Lawrence
River, the Lower Town and the Citadelle. They’ll see cannons brought to Québec
by the British at the end of the 18th century, before entering the Governors’
Park with its monument to the memory of Generals Wolfe and Montcalm, both
mortally wounded during the famous Battle of the Plains of Abraham in 1759.
Along lively narrow streets, admire residential sectors with their domestic
architecture, before entering magnificent Notre-Dame-de-Québec Basilica. On
the way towards the Lower Town, a stop is planned at the Seminary of Québec,
founded in 1663. Now occupied by the School of Architecture of Laval University,
this institution is a remarkable collection of buildings erected around enclosed
courtyards.
In the Lower Town the participants will discover historic Place Royale, where
the government has restored merchants’ houses from the time of New France.
Cobbled streets, stone houses and tourists perpetuate most certainly the
liveliness of past times.
This tour is led by Canadian historian and author,
David Mendel. David studied at York University
in Toronto, and at the University of Paris La
Sorbonne, before moving to Québec City in 1976.
After completing a master thesis in art history and
undertaking doctoral studies at Laval University,
he became co-founder of Mendel Tours (formerly
Canadian Cultural Landscapes) in 1984.
DAT E S
Thursday, October 6
SCHEDULE
12:30 pm - 4:30 pm
D U R AT I O N
Approximately
C A PAC I T Y
Maximum 23
COST
$150 per person
INCLUDES
- Lunch at Le Continental
4 hours
participants
Restaurant
- Visits
- David Mendel,
- Québec book
NOTE
Good walking shoes
and weather-adapted
to enjoy the tour.
David is the author of a best-selling series of guide
books devoted to Québec City and its surrounding
region. The first volume, Québec, World Heritage City,
was published in 2009. The second volume, Québec,
Birthplace of New France, was launched on May 2012.
DAVID MENDEL
A RT S H I ST O RY T OU R
Our tour begins with lunch at Chez Jules, a French bistro located in a 19thcentury house across the square from the Chateau Frontenac. Then, just a
few minutes walk away, discover the living history, art and architecture of
two of Québec’s oldest institutions - one English, the other French. Visit the
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity (1800-1804), the first Anglican Cathedral built
outside the British Isles. Among the treasures you will see in the Cathedral is
an exceptional silver Communion Service, a gift from King George III, who
commissioned the Royal Goldsmiths, Rundell & Bridge, to make these works
especially for this church. The renowned firm of Rundell & Bridge, which served
four successive monarchs, made the crown of Queen Victoria.
Your next stop will be the Ursuline Convent. In 1639, the Governor of New
France and the inhabitants of the tiny settlement of Québec gathered to greet a
long-awaited ship from France. On board were nuns from two religious orders:
the Augustinian Sisters had come to establish Québec’s first hospital, while the
Ursuline Nuns had come to establish the first girl’s school of the colony. Over
the years these institutions have expanded and evolved but the Hôtel-Dieu and
the Ursuline convent have retained ancient buildings and works of art dating
back to the 17th and 18th centuries. In the Ursuline Convent, see the oldest
sculptural ensemble to have survived from the French Regime and magnificent
altar frontals embroidered with silver and gold thread and the finest silks.
Board your coach for a short ride to the National Museum of Fine Arts of
Québec, located in the heart of the majestic Battlefields Park. The impressive
building overlooks the St. Lawrence River; its sculpted ceilings, capital- topped
columns, elegant-spaces and other architectural features are truly a source
of enchantment for visitors. What’s more, with the construction of the new
Pierre Lassonde pavilion, the museum is finally able to exhibit a significant
percentage of its vast collections. The glass building, offering transparency and
bathed by natural light, offers an inspiring environment where art, architecture
and nature meet. Among the highlights will be our visit of the museum’s superb
collection of Inuit (Eskimo) art from Nunavik, Québec, and other northern
regions of Canada.
DAT E S
Saturday, October 8
SCHEDULE
12:30 pm - 4:30 pm
D U R AT I O N
Approximately
C A PAC I T Y
Maximum 23
COST
$175 per person
INCLUDES
- Lunch and visits
4 hours
participants
- David Mendel,
- Transportation
- Québec book
NOTE
Transportation is
provided; however,
comfortable walking
shoes are recommended
B I K E T OU R S U G G EST I O N S ( AT L E I S U R E )
Discover the city’s surroundings at your pace and on your own.
Get ready for a ride offering completely different looks of the city. View the
beauty of the St. Lawrence River from up close, with wind in your face on our
fabulous bike tours, mixing with Québec City’s outdoor lovers. Take the time
to admire the scenery and savour a snack along the way! Different bike paths
beginning in Old Québec exist. Maps will be handed out to the bikers to get the
most of the expedition.
Lower Town & Old Port (9 miles / 2 hours): The bike path along the waterfront
leads you to visit part of the Old Port. Ride through the narrow district in the
lower town and continue along the majestic St. Lawrence River.
Lower Town, Old Port and Promenade Samuel de Champlain (16 miles / 3
hours): Riding on the unique Promenade Samuel de Champlain bike path makes
it possible to appreciate the magnificent landscape along the riverside.
DAT E S Thursday, October 6
Friday, October 7
Saturday, October 8
SCHEDULE
Departure at 12:30 pm
D U R AT I O N
1-4 hours
C A PAC I T Y
15 bikes are available at
the Château Frontenac.
First come, first served
Montmorency Falls (17 miles / 3 to 4 hours): Along the way to the Montmorency
Falls, make a stop at the Domaine de Maizerets Park. You’ll get a good glance of
the St. Lawrence River, the Beauport Beach and the Orleans Island. In the 4-hour
ride, time is also allowed to take the cable car to the top of the waterfall and
have a breathtaking look over the suspended bridge.
Battle Field Park / Upper Town (1
hour and more): The Plaines
d’Abraham is a beautiful park
bordering most of Old
Québec and stretching
further along the
St. Lawrence
River, offering a
breathtaking view
all along. It is the
perfect place to
go in order to
enjoy sports
and activities
of all kinds.
Its numerous
paths, the
gentle hill,
its grassy
surfaces and
scattered forests
and bushes, are a
haven for anyone
who seeks fresh air in
a peaceful setting.
COST
Bikes FREE on-site;
More bikes for rent on
St-Paul Street
INCLUDES
- Road bike & helmet
NOTE
- Activity of moderate-level
Bikes are available at the
Château Frontenac for the
tours on Parliament Hill &
Plaines d’Abraham, or can
be taken down on St-Paul
street for the tours in the
lowest part of town.
- We recommend sport
shoes, bike pants or shorts,
t shirt and gloves.
- Maps will be handed out at
the YPO Desk
WA L K I N G T OU R O F O L D QU É B EC
Québec City is perfect for a walking tour. It will reveal all about Québec’s
French charm, as you discover its diversified history, architecture and “Joie de
Vivre’’ atmosphere. Put on good walking shoes, take your camera and begin
your exploration!
Thursday, October 6
DAT E S Friday, October 7
Saturday, October 8
The tour will take you through 400 years of history, within the only fortified city
north of Mexico
Here are some of the renowned sites you will see on your tour:
• Fairmont Château Frontenac
• Terrasse Dufferin
• The Citadelle
• The Fortifications (walls and gates)
• The Battlefield Parks (Plaines d’Abraham)
• The Parliament
• City Hall Square
• Place Royale
•Petit-Champlain
The tour will lead you down to the historical part of town, from the Terrasse
Dufferin to Place Royale and Petit-Champlain, along the well-named Escalier
casse-cou. This quarter, built around the chapel Notre-Dame-des-Victoires to
offer shelter to its inhabitants, sailors and fur traders, is the birthplace of French
culture in North-America. Its winding cobbled streets are most charming, and
the well-preserved town houses that line them narrowly, are now home to many
artists, craftsmen and designers. Visit some workshops while they demonstrate
their skills with leather, silk, wood, paper, pure sand and clay. Art galleries,
bistro terrasses, parks and numerous boutiques complete what will be a lively
interesting immersion into this beloved historical quarter.
SCHEDULE
1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
D U R AT I O N
3 hours
C A PAC I T Y
Maximum 20
(after lunch)
participants per guide;
first come, first served
COST
Free
INCLUDES
- Guide for the activity
- Funicular ticket
- Bottle of water and
tasting
- LUNCH is NOT
included; eat prior to
the tour
NOTE
Good walking shoes
and weather-adapted
to enjoy the walking tour
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PAG E S 1 1 - 1 7
TIMBER TREK..................................................................................................PAGE 11
QUÉBEC QUATRETHON.........................................................................PAGES 12-13
DEPELLING......................................................................................................PAGE 14
MOUNTAIN BIKE CROSS-COUNTRY EXPEDITION.....................................PAGE 15
CANYONEERING NEAR MONT-SAINTE-ANNE.....................................PAGES 16-17
TIMBER TREK
Autumn is the perfect time to discover aerial hebertism! Climb into adventure
with Sarbayä, a treetop adventure park in an Urban forest. Get your adrenaline
boost by going through the obstacles of a high-ropes course. Sarbayä gives you
the chance to partake in an outdoor sport while pushing yourself to surpass
your limits.
DAT E S
Friday, October 7
There’s no doubt that every participant will be challenged. The courses are
difficult enough to offer a great challenge to people who have done this kind of
activity many times before.
SCHEDULE
12:30 pm - 3:30 pm
You start by familiarizing yourself with the aerial course, and as you go you
will push and surpass your limits! The zip lines in the adult course are the
culminating moment of the adventure: you will fly down seven zip lines, four of
which go directly over the Saint-Charles River.
D U R AT I O N
3 hours
C A PAC I T Y
Minimum 10 and
COST
$175 per person
INCLUDES
- Activity and equipment
Levels of difficulty: Moderate physical endurance activity. Any person who can
move alone and without severe physical limitations will be able to complete
the activity.
The courses are progressively more difficult and everyone can go at their own
pace. You can choose not to continue the activity at the end of each course.
Come spend a delightful half day in the Sarbayä universe!
maximum 27 participants
(Helmets and security
gear)
Clothing and equipment:
Gloves are strongly recommended
Closed shoes are required
Athletic wear is recommended
Long hair must be attached
Sandals are forbidden
It is recommended to not wear jewelry or sunglasses
- Guide for the activity
- Boxed Lunch (provided
before leaving by bus
from the Château
Frontenac)
- Transportation
- Gloves
NOTE
Activity of moderate
level; warm, resistant, and
comfortable sports clothes
and shoes are mandatory.
QU É B EC QUAT R ET H O N
T H E QUAT R ET H O N – A Y P O T EAM A DV E N T U R E C H A L L E N G E
No matter what level of fitness, test your limits in this urban challenge created
exclusively for YPO! Teams will be created by mixing participants of various
levels of fitness. Four segments are offered and will be guided by your host
chapter volunteers. Cheer each other on, gather some history facts along the
way – think a mix of Triathalon, Spartan Warrior Teams and Scavenger Hunt – all
rolled up into one. It won’t pay to be the best biker or the best runner – this is all
about team and finishing together!
DAT E S
Thursday, October 6
SCHEDULE
12:30 pm - 5:00 pm
D U R AT I O N
4 hours Segment 2 – 900 stairs: Test your cardio against the major staircase of Cap-Blanc
(close to 400 stairs) before coming back for the next segment. More stairs at the
Falls (see below)!
C A PAC I T Y
Minimum 60 and
Segment 3 – Ride your bike along the St. Lawrence River. You’ll get a good view
of the St. Lawrence River, the Beauport Beach and the Orleans Island while
getting to the prestigious Montmorency Falls. Onsite, test your cardio again with
the Falls staircase (close to 500 stairs).
COST
$150 per person
INCLUDES
- Bikes
Segment 1 - 2.5 miles: Take a guided run along the boardwalk and grounds of
the Battlefield Park, and experience four centuries of Québec City history as you
admire the old town’s distinctive cityscapes.
Segment 4 – 1000 feet: After you pushed your body to the challenge, it’s now
time to face your fear of height. With its 275 feet high (100 feet higher than
Niagara Falls), Montmorency Falls dominates the landscape. This is the ultimate
zip line experience. Spanning a mind-blowing distance of a 1000 feet, you will
experience spectacular views and pure adrenaline! Will you take it on?
Maximum 100
- Gondola ride
- Zip line
-Snacks
- Gift bag
- T-shirt
Awards & More – When your team has finished together, enjoy a beer and snacks
while the other groups come in. Gift bags and awards to take home, along with
new friends and many great memories.
Levels of difficulty: This is a moderate activity of about 3-4 hours with a group
leader, who will adjust the difficulty level according to the group.
•Athletic wear is recommended. Bike shorts are recommended.
•Good running shoes are mandatory. We cannot stress the
importance of getting comfortable running shoes.
• It is recommended to wear sunglasses and good solar cream.
•Road & hybrid bikes will be provided and adjusted accordingly to
your weight and height.
• Necessary security equipment will be provided for the zip line.
Special note: This activity will take place right after the morning
presentations. Energy bars, snacks and refreshments will be available
at all segments, but feel free to grab lunch prior to or after the race.
Thanks to our Quatrethon sponsors:
DEPELLING
You know how in rapelling, you go down feet first? Welcome to the intense
world of “depelling,” which consists of going down vertical walls – on the side
of a mullti-story office building – and descending them in a controlled way, face
turned to the ground …. This is an unusual activity that will get every participant
to challenge his fear and overcome it, with the support of the entire group!
DAT E S
Friday, October 7
What an unforgettable experience this will be…
SCHEDULE
12:30 pm - 3:30 pm
This activity begins with lunch in the building you will deepell! The activity is
safe, and does not require any specific training.
D U R AT I O N
3 hours (3 runs per
Levels of difficulty: Moderate physical endurance activity. Training is provided
on the ground, and experienced trainers ensure that all participants remain safe
during this sensational activity, which is suitable for all ages.
C A PAC I T Y
Minimum 10 and
Equipment required & provided: Depelling equipment, gloves and security gear
Closed shoes are required
Warm and comfortable sports clothes are recommended, jeans are accepted,
participant)
maximum 23
participants
COST
$250 per person
INCLUDES
-Depelling equipment &
security
- Professional instructor &
training
- Tour Coordinator on-site
- Lunch in the restaurant
on-site
- Transportation
- Gloves
NOTE
level; warm and
comfortable sports
clothes and shoes are
mandatory.
M OU N TA I N B I K E C R OS S - COU N T RY E X P E D I T I O N
Mountain bikers, be ready to take on the Mont-Sainte-Anne challenge, crisscrossing the mountain on its approximately 124 miles of trails. The network
includes trails for every level of riders, from the green ones for beginners to the
double black trails that offer challenging rides to expert bikers.
More experienced bikers will want to head out on their own here. A gondola
provides rides up for those who want to take it a bit easier. This is a moderate
activity of about 2 hours on the mountain with a guide, who will adapt to the
level of the group.
SCHEDULE
Departure at 12:30 pm
D U R AT I O N
1-4 hours
C A PAC I T Y
35 maxiumum
COST
$225 per person
INCLUDES
- Road bike & helmet
NOTE
- We recommend sport
Box lunches will be provided to enjoy on the ride there. A suite is also provided
where you may change clothes and grab a snack.
Mountain bike, equipment required & provided: Helmet, bike gear protections
From the summit, all mountain trails are also accessible for double suspension
bikes only.
Equipment required & provided: Double suspension bike, helmet and bike gear
protections.
The world-class network of downhill trails suits all needs: from an adrenaline
rush [The World Cup - trail] to a break in nature and accessible banks [La
Vietnam], thrill seekers will be satisfied, for sure! Find renowned technical trails
as well as a beginner and family trail. Downhill bike - Equipment required &
provided: Downhill bike, full-face helmet, goggles and protections.
shoes, bike pants or shorts,
t shirt and gloves.
Levels of difficulty: This is a moderate activity of about 2-3 hours with a guide,
who will adjust the difficulty level according to the group.
• Gloves are strongly recommended
• Closed shoes, running shoes are required
• Athletic wear is recommended (bike pants or shorts, T-shirt)
• Sandals are forbidden
CA N YO N E E R I N G N E A R M O N T - S A I N T E - A N N E
Born in France about forty years ago, canyoneering means traveling in canyons
using a variety of techniques such as stream hiking, abseiling, swimming and
jumping. Most people are fit to do the activity with no experience, but some
individuals prone to vertigo will appreciate the vertigo therapeutic skills of
the professional canyoneering guides. Everyone will live an exhilarating and
unforgettable experience suspended close to a waterfall!
Canyoneering will be led by passionate expert canyoneer, Marc Tremblay.
Box lunches will be provided on the bus to Mont Sainte Anne, with a warm and
dry suite following the excursion, where you can change and enjoy reliving the
experience over hot chocolate.
Levels of difficulty: beginner to intermediate, moderate physical endurance
activity.
DAT E S
Friday, October 7
SCHEDULE
12:30 pm - 4:30 pm
D U R AT I O N
4 hours
C A PAC I T Y
Minimum 10 and
maximum 20
participants
Each individual is equipped with a climbing helmet, a canyoneering seat
harness, a descending device and a full wetsuit with socks. All participants are
asked to wear a bathing suit, fleece jacket or warm wool sweater and hiking
shoes (sneakers) that will get wet. Sorry, we do not accept sandals or water shoes.
COST
INCLUDES
Marc Tremblay has a geological engineering
formation and has a diploma from the École
française de descente de canyon. His caving
expeditions have brought him throughout
the continent, from the vast cave systems
lying under Mexico’s jungle to the meltwater
chasms of the Greenland icecap. Many of
his underground pictures were published in
various magazines and won international
prizes. He is codirecting caving movies with
his fellows, Guillaume Pelletier and Martin
Archambault.
$225 per person
- Booties, Paddle jacket,
Long John complete wet
suit
- Helmets, gloves and
security gear
- Professional guide
- Boxed lunch (provided
before leaving by bus
from the Château
Frontenac)
- Suite after for change of
clothes and hot chocolate
- Tour coordinator on-site
- Transportation
Marc has been going to the Jean-Larose Falls since 1980, first as a caver and
now as a passionate canyonist. After many excursions in France canyons, he
decided to develop the activity in Québec and his team has explored many new
spectacular sites to discover in the regions of Québec City, Charlevoix and
Portneuf.
He has been guiding outdoor since his beginnings in caving, with the Société
québécoise de spéléologie (Québec Caving Society). He worked for the Québec
Ministry of Environment for 15 years. Getting a diploma from the École
Française de descente de canyon, he starts to «hunt waterfalls» and explore
new sites, develops individual standard practices and forms new professional
canyoneering guides in Québec. In 2007, he obtains a professional recognition
from the Québec Tourism Human Resource Council. Marc Tremblay was
awarded Guide of the year 2007 for his contribution to adventure tourism in
Québec and his ability to implement risk management into a vertical outdoor
activity. Canyoneeringg-Québec was also awarded tourism prizes in 2003, 2004,
2007 and 2010. Marc has been a Québec city certified tourism guide since 2010.
NOTE
- Mont-Sainte-Anne is
approximately at 40
minutes from Fairmont
Le Château Frontenac
- Activity of moderate
level.
- Long sleeve merino shirt,
(no cotton) & a bathing
suit already on you.
- A suite will be available
on-site at Château
Mont-Sainte-Anne to
change clothing before
and after the activity.
OFFSITE
ACTIVITY
GUIDE
CULINARY
PAG E S
19-21
DISCOVERY OF THE ÎLE D’ORLÉANS..........................................................PAGE 19
CHEF-GUIDED TOUR (FOIE GRAS & MARKET)...................................PAGES 20-21
D I S COV E RY O F T H E Î L E D ’O R L ÉA N S
A G OU R M ET TAST I N G E X P E R I E N C E
This is a delightful tour to do in October when maple tree foliage becomes
blazing red. After a short 10-minute drive, you will be lead through the
magnificent region along the majestic St. Lawrence River and onto the île
d’Orléans.
The early pioneers of New France settled down in this region at the beginning
of the 17th century. Nowadays, its residents work hard to preserve its
agricultural tradition to which the people of Québec answer gracefully by
visiting its strawberry farms and orchards at harvest time to pick fruits, as well
as its sugar shacks for traditional end of winter outings.
Lunch will take place at Les Ancêtres. This is an authentic, old fashioned venue
that serves traditional Québec cuisine. Your guests will be charmed by the
traditional dishes and the hospitality of the owners, as they welcome them in
their old-fashioned 300-year old house.
After lunch, a visit and tasting is scheduled at the Bilodeau Cider House. The
family-owned orchard of over 3000 trees has mastered since 1982 the art of Ice
Cider, re-establishing the popularity of this amazing and well-adapted fruit.
They have recently been awarded for their 2016 edition of Le Breuvage des
Dieux ice cider (Beverage of the Gods), Petit Bonheur and Maple Mistelle.
DAT E S
Thursday, October 6
SCHEDULE
12:30 pm - 4:30 pm
D U R AT I O N
4 hours
C A PAC I T Y
Minimum 30 and maximum
COST
$175 per person
INCLUDES
- Lunch at Les Ancêtres
Another interesting stop will let the guests discover the Relais des Pins, a
traditional sugar shack. Maple taffy, folk music and maple flavored beer tasting
will allow you to sample the French Canadian culture.
& Friday, October 7
50 participants
- 2 product tasting stops
- Professional tour guide
- Transportation
NOTE
Good walking shoes
and weather-adapted
to enjoy the tour.
C H E F - G U I D E D T OU R ( FO I E G RAS & M A R K ET )
You are invited to spend the afternoon with one of Québec’s most famous chefs:
Jean Soulard. He wrote many books, hosted popular TV and radio cooking
shows, and gave numerous lectures while he was the lead chef of the Fairmont Le
Château Frontenac for 20 years. Chef Jean Soulard will lead an incredible culinary
experience.
The activity begins with a tantalizing gourmet demonstration and foie gras tasting/
wine pairing at Le Canard Goulu. Proud of an environmentally-responsible and
respectful farming, Le Canard Goulu offers a top-of-the-range variety of Muskovit
duck products. This experience will delight the epicurean in them!
After the meal, Chef Jean Soulard, one of the local produce all-time best
ambassadors, will lead you through Québec’s farmer’s market.
The market is located along the St. Lawrence River and boasts ``produits du
terroir``…Fresh produce featuring local wines, ciders, cheese, meats and sweets.
Chef Soulard will lead a tasting adventure through the market while sharing stories
about his experience at the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac.
Jean Soulard grew up in a little town named La Gaubretière, fifty kilometers from
Roche-sur-Yon (France). Jean began his studies at the community school. In 1966, he
attended the École hôtelière de Saumur, where he learned the basics of cooking. He
graduated as Meilleur apprenti-cuisine de France (best cook-apprentice of France).
DAT E S Saturday, October 8
SCHEDULE
12:30 pm - 5:00 pm
D U R AT I O N
Approximately 4 hours
C A PAC I T Y
Minimum 20 and maxi-
COST
$250 per person
INCLUDES
- Demonstration and
In 1979, he settled down in Québec City, working first at the Québec Hilton
Convention Center until 1993, and finally at the Fairmont le Château Frontenac,
where he orchestrated the cuisine for 20 years.
lunch at Le Canard
Goulu (with wine
pairings?)
- Jean Soulard as guide
for the activity
During his career, Jean Soulard travelled the world. First working in the best-quoted
places such as Auberge du Père Bise in France, Prunier, in London (UK), in Corsican
and Swiss Palaces, then at Hilton International for a longer period. In 1975, he
worked for the Reine Élizabeth hotel in Montréal, followed by the Éperlan restaurant
in Québec City.
In 1976, he left Canada for Asia and became overall chef of the Guam Hilton
restaurants. Later, he traveled to Tokyo, Hong Kong and Manilla, to learn different
cuisines and cultures.
mum 23 participants
- Visit and tasting at the
Farmer’s Market
- Transportation
- Jean Soulard recipes
NOTE
Good walking shoes
and weather-adapted
to enjoy the tour.
Other accomplishments:
• Among his many titles, he is Maître cuisinier de France.
•He published 9 cooking books, the latest being Le Soulard des Sportifs
(cooking for sports).
•His career includes also TV-appearances for Vins et fromages, Fleurs et
Jardins, Le Monde à Table chronicles, and a six-year animation of his own
TV-show Cuisiner avec Jean Soulard.
•Jean Soulard broadcasted chronicles for the Rock Détente radio morningshow during seven years.
Now ambassador of Québec and Canadian cuisine, Jean Soulard travels the world
to attend festivals and promotional activities, from Tokyo to Munich, from Osaka to
Bangkok, from Sao Paulo to Rio and Paris, via London and New York,
to promote what he believes in most: cuisine seen through the human being.
CHEF JEAN SOULARD
OFFSITE
ACTIVITY
GUIDE
WELLNESS
PAG E S
23-27
MONASTÈRE DES AUGUSTINES – AN ADVENTURE WITHIN.............PAGES 23-25
YOGA AT THE CHÂTEAU ............................................................................PAGE 26
TWO SPA OPTIONS.......................................................................................PAGE 27
MONASTÈRE DES AUGUSTINES – AN ADVENTURE WITHIN
PA RT I : B O DY H E R BA L H E R I TAG E
First in a three-day series, this is an introduction of the Augustinian Sisters’ vision and
the beginning of the Monastère des Augustines. This program was exclusively designed
for YPO – take part in one or all in the three part series.
DAT E S Thursday, October 6
Schedule:
Introduction: Le Monastère des Augustines (Isabelle, Evan Price or an Augustinian
Sister accompanied by a translator)
• The Augustinian Sisters’ vision and the beginning of the MDA
• Presentation of the holistic health concept
• Objectives of the event
SCHEDULE
12:30 pm - 5:00 pm
D U R AT I O N
Approximately 4.5 hours
Moment of silence: this encourages th e participant to connect with their inner self; it
promotes a greater appreciation of their meal, as well as a healthier digestion
C A PAC I T Y
Minimum 20;
COST
$175 per person
INCLUDES
- Staff Guided Instruction
Lunchtime served in the Réfectoire Historique (3 meal options) with MDA team
Pleasant walk aimed at improving digestion
Aromatherapy and self-massage (oils are included)
•A historical timeline of infused herbs and their benefits across the centuries
• Benefits of the plants and the oils
•Massaging techniques that promote relaxation, rejuvenation, body balance, as well
as inner peace
•Herbal apothecaries activity (lip balm creation)
Maximum 25
- Lunch served in the
Réfectoire Historique
(3 meal options)
- Tea Break
Tea break
Handpan concert (optional)
PA RT I I : B O DY BA L A N C E A N D A H A R MO N I OU S H EA RT
Second in a three-day series, this is an introduction of the Augustinian Sisters’
vision and the beginning of the Monastère des Augustines. This program was
exclusively designed for YPO. Take part in one or all of the three-part series!
DAT E S
Friday, October 7
SCHEDULE
12:30 pm - 5:00 pm
D U R AT I O N
Approximately
Moment of silence: this encourages the participant to connect with their inner self;
it promotes a greater appreciation of their meal, as well as a healthier digestion
C A PAC I T Y
Minimum 20;
Lunchtime served in the Réfectoire Historique with the MDA Team
A relaxing walk aimed at improving digestion
COST
$175 per person
INCLUDES
- Staff-Guided Instruction
Schedule:
Introduction: Le Monastère des Augustines (Executive Director, President or an
Augustinian Sister accompanied by a translator)
Rejuvenating activity – the Pillars of Health
•Learn how to integrate the pillars that are essentials to our health, our
happiness and our well-being
• Initiation to meditation
• Presentation of a 21-day action plan
Tea break
4.5 hours
Maximum 40
(3 meal options)
- Tea Break
Guided meditation, accompanied by the sound of Tibetan bowls
Reconnect with wellness in an inspiring environment in the heart of Old Québec.
Live an unforgettable experience within the historic walls of Le Monastère des
Augustines, site of the continent’s first hospital north of Mexico.
Sensitively restored and redesigned, Le Monastère offers its guests a unique
experience in holistic health, along with a rare opportunity to connect directly with
the Augustinian Sisters’ remarkable heritage. We welcome people of all cultures and
beliefs, and are proud to operate our facilities sustainably.
Le Monastère des Augustines offers a broad range of innovative activities in holistic
health and culture within an authentic and inspiring setting. These activities
are offered by friendly, qualified professionals who will know how to reach your
expectations. Truly an adventure within!
Visit of the Museum: Steeped in nearly 400 years of history, the entire site at Le
Monastère des Augustines contributes to your museum experience. Tracing the
evolution of the spiritual and social engagement of the Augustinian Sisters of
Québec through the ages, the permanent exhibition offers a unique glimpse into the
past. Discover the community’s way of life, their work caring for the sick, and how
they balanced their traditional vocations for action and contemplation.
Throughout the rooms, you will find selected objects from the 40,000 artifacts
drawn from the Augustinian Sisters’ 12 monastery hospitals. They form a powerful
composite picture that brings the exhibition’s themes to life and that offers a
provocative commentary on society’s past, present and future.
PA RT I I I : CO N S C I OU S EAT I N G , CO N S C I OU S L I V I N G
Third and the final in a three-day series, this is an introduction of the Augustinian
Sisters’ vision and the beginning of the Monastère des Augustines. Created specifically
for YPO, take part in one or all of the series.
DAT E S Saturday, October 8
Schedule:
Introduction: Le Monastère des Augustines (Isabelle, Evan Price or an Augustinian
Sister accompanied by a translator)
SCHEDULE
12:30 pm - 5:00 pm
D U R AT I O N
Approximately 4.5 hours
Moment of silence: this encourages the participant to connect with their inner self, it
promotes a greater appreciation of the meal, as well as a healthier digestion
C A PAC I T Y
Minimum 20;
COST
$175 per person
INCLUDES
- Staff-guided Instruction
Lunchtime served in the Réfectoire Historique (3 meal options) with the MDA team
Guided walk aimed at listening to our body and to the universe found within
Conference: Conscious Eating, Conscious Living
• Explore the universe found within us
• Discover our bodily needs
• Learn how to eat and how to live fully and consciously
• Guided meditation in the Choir
Maximum 40
(3 meal options)
- Tea Break
Tea break
Pipe organ concert in the Choir (optional)
YOGA AT THE CHÂTEAU
YOGA
Yoga classes will be held every morning at the Hotel. On Thursday and Friday, local,
certified yoga instructors will lead the 6am class.
On Saturday, YPO Cincinnati’s own Sem Meyers, will lead the hour-long session,
starting at 7:30 am. The room will be announced in the On-site Program. Yoga is free to
our attendees. Space is limited, come early!
TWO SPA OPTIONS
Conference attendees have
access to two spectacular
Spas – one on-site at the
Château and one at the
Monastere Wellness Center,
where some of our offsite
activities are being held
(more on the Monastere and it’s purpose on
prior page).
Take a pause with le Spa du Château
located within the hotel and in the tranquil
atmosphere of Old Québec. The stunning
view over the St. Lawrence River and the
city’s fortifications make this complete
relaxation experience even more special.
Listen to Your Body
Because your body is precious, it deserves
kindness and tenderness. Let time stand
still at Le Spa du Château Frontenac for
a complete relaxation of body and spirit.
Thanks to a highly qualified team working
in an idyllic environment, your experience
will be filled with calm and peace.
Le Spa du Château offers:
·A full menu of aesthetic (hair and
nails), massage, and body treatments
(facials and wraps)
·5 double treatment rooms (couple or
friend can be in the same room if you
prefer)
·3 pedicures stations and 2 manicure
tables
- We are holding treatment appointments
on October 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th. Le Spa is
open 9am to 6pm.
- Call direct and early to insure the time
and service you desire. 581-300-3010
- Be sure to mention YPO as we are
holding every time available on those
days. In addition, as part of our group,
you will receive 10% discount!
- We will release any times not reserved
10 days prior to our conference, or by
September 26. After that, we will take
reservations on-site. A representative of
le Spa will be present at the hospitality
desk between Noon and 4pm.
AGAIN, best way to ensure the time and
services you desire is to
FO R R ES E RVAT I O N S AT
T H E H OT E L S PA , CA L L
5 8 1 -3 0 0 -3 0 1 0
At The Monastere…
Massage
Increase your flexibility and fluidity of
movement, relieve bodily tension and
achieve balance.
•RELAXATION AND HEALING
MASSAGE
• ENERGY AND VITALITY
MASSAGE
• DEEP THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE
• NEURO-ENERGETIC MASSAGE
•
•
ESSENTIAL OILS MASSAGE
SPORTS MASSAGE
Relaxation and toning
Techniques for relaxation and revitalization
to improve rest and sleep or to help you
enhance muscle tone and energy.
RELAXATION AND MEDITATION
MOVEMENT, BREATH AND POSTURE
Reflexology
Our reflexology treatment promotes deep
calm and relaxation of the body and mind.
Based on the application of pressure on
the reflex points of the feet, reflexology
also offers a number of other benefits. It
encourages the normal functioning of your
internal organs and overall wellbeing by
improving blood and lymphatic circulation,
relieving pain, calming the nervous system
and boosting energy and vitality.
We are holding several spa times for
our YPO guests. Be sure to call ahead to
make your reservations and be sure to
mention YPO.
FO R R ES E RVAT I O N S AT T H E
M O N A ST E R E , CA L L
4 1 8- 6 9 4 - 16 3 9
(Prior to September 22nd) A valid
credit card number with expiration date
and the security code is required at
time of booking.
OFFSITE
ACTIVITY
GUIDE
Y P O - O N LY
PAG E S 2 9 - 3 1
GOOSE/DUCK HUNTING..................................................................PAGE 29
LUNCH WITH THE PROPERTY BROTHERS.......................................PAGE 30
ON THE ICE WITH THE NHL IN QUÉBEC CITY................................PAGE 31
G O OS E / DU C K H U N T I N G
Come experience the ultimate goose/duck hunting experience with expert
outfitters. Seasoned guides will join the hunting expedition and will bring their
experienced hunting dogs, trained to bring back the game. The participants
will experience the thrill of a hunt in the Canadian wilderness. You will spend
memorable moments surrounded by experienced and passionate hunters.
Everything is provided – from the guns and ammunition, as well as all the
coaching required in order for all participants to experience the best hunting in
the finest hunting playground in the entire Québec area.
Levels of difficulty: beginner to intermediate, moderate physical endurance
activity.
Equipment required & provided: Hunting green clothes, guns, ammunition and
everything necessary to bag your game!
Clothing, equipment and license:
• Each individual will need to bring his own closed shoes or rubber boots
with warm socks.
•
Warm and comfortable clothes
• Each individual will need to buy their 2 hunting licenses in Québec
before the activity.
• Small game license can be purchased in a hunting shop in Québec and
the license for migratory birds can be purchased at the post office next
to the hotel.
DAT E S
Saturday, October 8
SCHEDULE
Depart hotel at 3:00am;
D U R AT I O N
2.5 hours of
C A PAC I T Y
Minimum 4 and maxi-
COST
$1250 per person
INCLUDES
- Hunting guns
Return by 10:00am
hunting on-site
mum 5 participants
- Ammunition
- Green clothing
- Expert outfitters
This activity requires that the participants leave the hotel at 3:00 am to be onsite by 5:00 am. You’ll be in your blinds and hunting from 5:30-8:00. Back prior
to 10:00 am to see the Saturday Education sessions with David Brooks.
- Inscript coordinator
on-site
- Snacks
- Transportation
NOTE
level; Warm and
comfortable hunting
green clothes are
mandatory
LU N C H W I T H T H E P R O P E RT Y B R OT H E R S
On Friday morning, during the YPO Education Session, you’ll hear the
incredible story of the Scott brothers’ rise to fame on HGTV. Now’s your chance
to meet them in person!
The Property Brothers, Drew and Jonathan Scott, will be on hand to answer
some of your most pressing and fun professional – and personal – questions.
What are the top five best improvements to make on your home before putting
it on the market? How do they pick the lucky people they feature in their
episodes? When will they cut a new country album?
They will then make their rounds
to each table to meet each
and every attendee at the
luncheon, pose for photos
and personally sign
your copy of their
new book, “Dream
Home.”
Lunch will
be held just
a couple of
blocks from
the hotel at
the beautiful
and newlyrestored
Seminary
Promotional
building,
which was the
former home
of The School of
Architecture at Laval
University.
SCHEDULE
12:30 pm – 2:30 pm
D U R AT I O N
2 hours
C A PAC I T Y
Maximum 100
COST
$175 per person
INCLUDES
- Lunch
participants
- Photos & Autographs
with Jonathan and
Drew Scott
- Book
NOTE
Good walking shoes
and weather-adapted
to enjoy the tour.
O N T H E I C E W I T H T H E N H L I N QU É B EC C I T Y
You Got Game?
Choose from two options:
DAT E S
Saturday, October 8
Option I: FOR PLAYERS. Suit up and hit the ice with former NHL players,
including Mark Napier, head of the NHLPA, former Montreal Canadien, and
two-time Stanley Cup winner. Enjoy a pick-up game with Mark and other former
NHL players at an exclusive, state-of-the-art private arena in Québec City.
SCHEDULE
12:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Afterwards, enjoy an ice-cold Canadian beer with your YPO friends from around
the region. Listen to hilarious only-in-YPO behind-the-scenes stories from
former NHL stars. Checking, goals, passing and penalties are encouraged!
D U R AT I O N
Approximately
Be the player you ALWAYS knew you were during an afternoon of camaraderie,
skating and fun.
C A PAC I T Y
Minimum 20 and
COST
Option One - $350 pp
INCLUDES
- Skating with Mark
Option 2: FOR FANS. Meet the players, have photos taken, autographs and a
jersey for all! Watch the pick up game and root on your favorite YPOer. Join for
the lunch, beers and stories!
3 hours
maximum 30 participants
Option Two - $250 pp
Napier and other former
NHL stars
- Box lunch
- Beer
- Photos and Autographs
with players
- Hockey jersey
NOTE
All players must bring
their own gear (storage
will be provided)
T H E O F F I C I A L O F FS I T E O F F E R I N G
Y P O PAS S P O RT TO D I S COV E RY 2 0 1 6
Remember, some of these activities
are VERY LIMITED! Register NOW to
ensure you have a spot in the offsites
you most want to take part in!
Please use this link to register and pay
for Offsite Activities:
https://cincinnatiypo.
cincyregister.com/
Québecoffsites
You will receive a PAID email with the
Activities you selected, as well as an
email confirmation from our Offsite
Staffer, Cheryll Cranmer
Any questions -- contact our
Offsite Staffer, Cheryll Cranmer,
cheryllQué[email protected] TO REGISTER, USE THIS
PAYMENT LINK:
https://cincinnatiypo.
cincyregister.com/
Québecoffsites ACTIVITY
TRACK
TIME
PRICE
Adventure
12:30-5:00p.m.
$150
Québec In-depth
(Walking Tour)
In-depth
Tours
12:30-4:30p.m.
$150
Sailing on the St. Lawrence
In-depth
Tours
1:00-4:00p.m.
$225
Discovery of the Ile D’Orleans
Culinary
12:30-4:30p.m.
Body Herbal Heritage
Wellness
12:30-5:00p.m.
$ 175
$ 175
Only In YPO
12:30-3:00p.m.
$175
Citadelle (Walking
& Bus Tour)
In-depth
Tours
12:30-4:30p.m
$195
Discovery of the Ile D’Orleans
Culinary
12:30-4:30p.m.
$175
Timber Trek
Adventure
12:30-3:30p.m.
$175
Depelling
Adventure
12:30-3:30p.m.
$250
Canyoneering/Mont-Sainte-Anne
Adventure
12:30-4:30p.m.
$225
Mountain Bike Cross-Country
Expedition
Adventure
12:30-4:30p.m.
$225
Wellness
12:30-5:00p.m.
$ 175
Goose Hunting Expedition
Only In YPO
3:00-10:00a.m.
$1,250
On the Ice with the NHL
in Québec City
Only In YPO
12:00-3:30p.m.
$250/$350
Arts History Bus Tour
In-depth
Tours
12:30-4:30p.m.
$175
Foie Gras & Market Chef
Guided Tour
Culinary
12:30-5:00p.m.
$250
Timber Trek
Adventure
12:30-3:30p.m.
$175
Canyoneering/Mont-Sainte-Anne
Adventure
12:30-4:30p.m.
$225
Conscious Eating,
Conscious Living
Wellness
12:30-5:00p.m.
$175
Sailing on the St. Lawrence
In-depth
Tours
1:00-4:00p.m.
$225
Thursday, October 6, 2016
Quatrethon
Friday, October 7, 2016
Property Brothers Luncheon
Body Balance and a
Harmonious Heart
Saturday, October 8, 2016
Once you register and pay for an Offsite Activity, all sales are final.
There will be NO REFUNDS.
(Only exception: If an activity is cancelled by conference management,
your payment will be refunded.)
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EXPLORE
C E L E B R AT E

Get the Book! - YPO Quebec 2016

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