The Outdoors

Instruction on how to use equipment safely, Interpretive information on areas explored, Redwood national parks, Six Rivers national forest (National Recreation area, Klamath River from Dillon creek to Weitchepec, Trinity River from Hawkins Bar to Weitchepec, and the salmon River forks from salmon to the Klamath River, Siskiyou wilderness.

Details

• Kayaking – Kayaking can be challenging both mentally and physically. Take guided trips to rivers, lakes, or even the ocean. Learn interpretive information and safety protocols, the equipment used, and techniques for being on the water. Explore places in various local waterways.   
• Rafting – Guided group trips down the beautiful Smith River, trips depend on water levels. 
• Mountain biking – Guided trips on appropriately designated trails. Equipment not provided. 
• Camping 101 – Learn how to set up a tent, make a fire, what to pack for different camping styles, and other camping preparations. 
• Paddleboard – Learn how to stand-up paddling (SUP) on various waterways (possible equipment provided upon request).  
• Canoe paddling – Learn how to paddle in a traditional redwood dugout canoe.   
• Rowing – Learn how to use oars and about water safety.  
• Archery – For beginner and moderate levels. Techniques of using a traditional bow and arrows for target archery.  
• Fly fishing and tying flies – Learn various techniques and styles of making flies for fishing. This activity has a limited number (3-4) of participants and must be 8 years or older.   
• Sport camps – Find a camp for the sport your student is interested in to keep them busy and physically healthy.