Intro to Backpacking Camp
Duration
3 day(s)
Languages
English
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Explore Glacier National Park on a one-night backpacking trip to practice learned skills
Discover ways to stay safe and comfortable during extended time outdoors
Learn problem-solving and teamwork skills while navigating backcountry challenges
Explore strategies for responsible wilderness travel and environmental stewardship
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Experience the adventure of backpacking while building confidence and essential outdoor skills in a supportive environment. Discover the techniques needed for a successful backcountry experience, including packing efficiently, navigating trails, setting up camp, and staying safe in the wilderness. Learn how to plan meals, manage gear, and tackle challenges in a small-group setting that emphasizes hands-on practice and personal guidance. Explore Glacier National Park on a one-night backpacking trip where you can put these new skills to the test and enjoy the beauty and solitude of the backcountry.
Experience the camaraderie of learning alongside fellow young hikers while gaining practical knowledge that will last a lifetime. Discover how to apply backpacking skills in real-world scenarios, from hiking safely over varied terrain to managing your personal gear and supplies. Learn problem-solving, resilience, and teamwork through engaging outdoor activities, while exploring the natural environment and developing a deeper appreciation for wilderness ethics. Explore strategies to stay safe, comfortable, and confident in the backcountry while enjoying the rewarding challenges of backpacking.
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Lodging
Transportation
Gratuities
Sun protection recommended: hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen
Comfortable hiking shoes
Water bottle and Backpack
Rain gear or Sleeping bag
Notebook and pencils
Binoculars and camera
Minimum participants of age 9 required
Store all food in provided bins to protect from wildlife
Notify organizers of dietary, medical, or physical needs
Prepare for walking and outdoor activity in all weather
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