2019 Summer High Adventure Expeditions

Middle School Climbing Club Circumnavigation of Middle School Climbing Club in partnership with Exum Mountain Guides will cover Snow School as well as Level One The trip of a lifetime! Starting at in Yellowstone climbing class. The program will finish with an attempt on a National Park participants will sea kayak to a different more challenging peak in the Teton Range. All climbing gear is campsite each day, explore the South Arm of Yellowstone provided. Participants will need to pack a lunch, bring a water Lake and finish at Sedge Bay near the base of . bottle and dress for full days of outdoor climbing. Explore a part of Yellowstone that most people never see. Travel to areas open only to paddle craft where there is abundant wildlife, geo-thermal features, amazing scenery and solitude.

Difficulty Rating: Very Strenuous; paddling 6-9 miles per day, remote setting. Monday through Friday, June 24 – 28 Ages: 12- 17 (Minimum entering 7th grade) Fee: $385

Difficulty Rating: Moderate to Strenuous; hiking and scrambling above 10,000’. Summit day includes 6-mile round Teewinot Climbing Club trip with 3,000’ elevation gain. New this summer is our Teewinot Climbing Club! This club is Tuesdays and Thursdays June 18 – 27, meeting times vary intended for incoming 4th and 5th graders and is a fun filled 3 Ages: 11 - 14 days of climbing, adventure and games! We will learn the Fee: $ 250 basics of rock climbing and spend time at the Boulder Park, the Teton Rock Gym in Driggs, climb (and swim) at the Pinedale Aquatic Center and finish out the week climbing with Lewis and Shoshone Lake by the Exum Mountain Guides in Grand Teton National Park. All Sea Kayak climbing gear (shoes, ropes and harnesses) is provided. Spend three days and two nights exploring Lewis and Participants will need to pack a lunch, bring a water bottle and Shoshone Lake in Yellowstone National Park by sea kayak. dress for a full day of outdoor climbing on Friday. No previous Participants meet at the recreation center and drive to Lewis climbing experience necessary, all abilities and backgrounds Lake where experienced guides with Rendezvous River Sports welcome. will lead the groups to a remote campsite on the shores of Difficulty Rating: Easy to Moderate. Shoshone Lake. Explore remote geyser basins, see wildlife and take in the beauty and solitude of Yellowstone on this amazing Monday, Wednesday and Friday July 1st, 3rd and 5th th th trip. Ages 9 – 11 (Incoming 4 and 5 graders) Fee: $150 Difficulty Rating: Moderate to Strenuous; paddling 6-9 miles per day, remote setting.

Wednesday through Friday, June 19 – 21 Ages: 12- 17 (Minimum entering 7th grade) Fee: $235

For more information contact Cory Connett at 307-732-5762, [email protected] Scholarships are available. For information regarding scholarship opportunities visit www.one22jh.org Whitewater Rafting Guide Alpine Climbing in the Wind River Program Range Ever wonder what it takes to be a river rafting guide? Now’s your Join us for an unforgettable wilderness chance to find out. Participants take part in a week-long program experience in one of the most wild and scenic landscapes in specifically geared towards learning how to be a rafting guide. For North America; the Wind River Range. Starting at Big Sandy five days, the professional staff from Rendezvous River Sports will Opening, we will basecamp for five nights spending the days instruct rafters about river reading, guiding, safety and rescue, climbing the cooking, camping, nature interpretation, raft rigging, knot tying, high peaks raft maintenance and repair, care for the natural environment and and river preservation. All paddling gear and equipment is provided. exploring the Difficulty Rating: Moderate. wilderness Monday Through Friday, July 8—12, 8:30am – 5:00pm around Ages: 12 - 17 (Minimum entering 7th grade) Haystack Fee: $310 Mountain, Temple Peak and Rock Climbing Camp at City of Rocks Deep Lake. Participants will have the opportunity to climb Difficulty Rating: Very Strenuous; hiking 6-8 miles with 40- with Exum Mountain Guides at the City of Rocks 60lb packs, high altitude, remote setting. National Preserve located south of Burley, ID. Climbing Monday through Saturday, July 22—27 technique, belaying, top- Ages: 12- 17 (Minimum entering 7th grade) roping, multi-pitch climbing, Fee: $490 rappelling, anchor building and mock leading are some of the topics that will be Days covered during this camp. All Snake River Days is a fun, adventure-filled climbing gear is provided. five-day camp for middle school youth. Difficulty Rating: Easy to Activities include river hydrology, flat water Moderate. canoeing, kayaking, aquatic entomology (bugs), , plant, mammal and bird exploration, and floating scenic and Session I July 8 – 12 (5 days) Fee: $385 whitewater sections of the Snake River. Mad River Boat Trips Session II August 26—29 (4 days) Fee: $325 provides rafts and guides for the final two days floating from th Ages: 12 – 17 (Minimum entering 7 grade) Wilson to South Park, camping along the way, then paddling the Snake River Canyon whitewater. Middle School Backpacking Trip Difficulty Rating: Easy to Moderate Spend 3 fun filled days backpacking, camping and Monday through Friday, August 19 – 23 exploring the Bridger Teton National Forest. learn Overnight trip departs 8/22 and returns 8/23 back country skills, how to prepare meals and Ages: 11- 14 complete a service project. All food, cooking Fee: $275 equipment and tents are provided. Participants will need to provide their own backpack, sleeping bag/ pad and clothing. A Parent Child Sea Kayak Trip on limited number of backpacks and sleeping bags may be available if needed. Yellowstone Lake Difficulty rating: Moderate to Strenuous; hiking 5+ miles per day Join Rendezvous River Sports and Parks and Recreation as we with full backpacks, remote setting. paddle, camp and explore Yellowstone Lake in tandem (two seated) sea kayaks on this unique parent/ child trip. Kayaking Tuesday through Thursday, July 16 - 18th will begin at Grant Village and include 2 nights of camping at a Ages: 11 – 14 lakeside backcountry camp before returning to Grant Village. Fee: $150

Middle School Paddling Club The Middle School Paddling Club will explore local waters paddling kayaks, canoes, stand up paddle boards and sea kayaks. All paddling gear is provided. Participants will need to bring lunch, a water bottle, and a change of dry clothes.

Difficulty Rating: Moderate This Trip is for Middle School aged youth age 11 – 14 and one parent. Program fee includes parent plus 1 child. Tuesdays and Thursdays, July 23 – August 8, 9:00am - 5:00pm Ages: 12 - 14 (Minimum entering 7th grade) Difficulty Rating: Moderate Fee: $330 Friday Through Sunday, August 16 - 18 Ages 11 – 14 Fee: $450 (includes parent and 1 child) For more information contact Cory Connett at 307-732-5762, [email protected] Scholarships are available. For information regarding scholarship opportunities visit www.one22jh.org