"The facilities were fabulous. I liked that each room had their own separate shower, sink, and toilet facilities. The rooms were very spacious and clean."
--Visitor
"Everyone said the facilities and the food were great."
--Retreat Coordinator
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LLCC's Facilities
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| North Star Lodge
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Completed in 1999, the Lodge has 16 guest rooms (total capacity 128), each with 8 beds, a shower, toilet, and two sinks. The Great Hall, the Lodge's central meeting room, features a fireplace and space for up to 75 people. |
| Dining Hall
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Long Lake is known for delicious food, served in our sunny dining hall. With seating for up to 250, the dining room also serves as a large meeting area. |
| Marcum House
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The Marcum House meeting room offers a small amphitheater for group gatherings and a beautiful lakeside meeting room with a great view of the lake. Thirteen guest sleeping rooms offer similar amenities to the North Star Lodge, for 92 people. |
| Little Red School House
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Once LLCC's "mess hall," the School House (remoded in 2004) is now utiliized as a classroom, serving area, meeting space, and office/preparation space for naturalists. |
| Lakeside Lab
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A learning center home to much of Long Lake's scientific equipment, the lab provides students with a place to study natural phenomena. |
| Ski Hut and Big Foot Den |
Flanking the lab, these rooms provide staging areas and store equipment for winter activities: cross country skiing and snowshoeing. |
| Energy Center |
The Energy Center houses five wood-fired furnaces, providing heat for the whole campus. |
| Orienteering Courses
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A practice orienteering course in an open field helps students learn navigational skills using compasses. For a greater challenge, six courses (one handicapped accessible) wind through Long Lake's woods. |
| Archery Range
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With stations for eight archers, a roomy shelter and a waiting bench, LLCC's archery range provides a safe place for students to practice skills with bows and arrows. |
| Trails
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Miles of trails pass through diverse habitats on LLCC's 760 acres, including deciduous forest, meadows, upland pine plantations, tamarack bog, and lakeshore. |
| Challenge Cooperation Course
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Teamwork challenges, found along a wooded trail, combine mental, physical and social efforts. Stations include the Maze, Bird on a Wire, Lava River, Teeter-Totter and the Wall. |
| Long Lake
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130-acre Long Lake is the focal point of campus, center stage for wildlife observation, collection of microscopic specimens, canoeing, and other activities. |
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