Frontier campers (rising 7th-9th graders) learn intermediate outdoor skills at the Frontier Site, with dining shelters, a private pond, and covered platform shelters for sleeping. A 1-night or 2-night adventure trip introduces skills for a specific outdoor activity: Backpacking, Rock Climbing, Horseback Riding, or Kayaking.
Frontier 10-Day Adventure
Campers will experience a sampling of three different Outpost activities: backpacking, rock climbing, and kayaking. Campers start out at camp with team-building and practicing basic outdoor skills. The ten days includes three days of backpacking, a rock-climbing day, and two days of kayaking.
Backpacking
The 2-day Backpacking experience covers mild to moderate terrain, short distances, a pristine waterfall, and breathtaking views, making this trip perfect for beginner and advanced hikers alike.
“My daughter had a lot of fun and really enjoyed meeting new people. She also learned more about herself as she tried new things.”
– Parent of Camper
Rock Climbing
Climbers will spend two days camping and climbing. Before leaving camp, campers can practice their climbing skills on Outpost’s bouldering wall or climbing tree. Campers will then learn climbing basics, including knot tying, climbing techniques, gear essentials, and belay technique.
Horseback Riding
The week builds up to a special afternoon trail ride, and campers will have the opportunity to sleep under tarp shelters and camp out with their horses at the stables before returning the next morning.
Kayaking
Kayakers will spend two days paddling on local rivers, camping along the way. No prior kayaking experience is required, so this trip is perfect for beginner to intermediate paddlers!