About This Activity
Description
LEARN BACK-COUNTRY GUIDING SKILLS AT OUR SUMMER CAMP ON-THE-MOVE!
WilderSkills offers their innovative Jr Trail Guide Training program on the open-space trails of Stulsaft Park, right here in Redwood City! Taught by some of the most experienced back-country guides, nature specialists, and primitive survival skills experts in the United States, this summer training program teaches Campers Ages 7-13 real-world outdoor guiding and adventure skills.
WilderSkills Trail Adventure Programs Help Jr Guides Develop REAL WORLD Skills Like:
• Outdoor Cooking
• Wilderness First Aid & Survival Techniques
• Outdoor Cooking & Wild Foods
• How To Research & Plan Outdoor Adventures
• Plant Identification & Uses
• How to make Improvised Primitive Emergency Shelters, Hiking Packs + Other Gear.
• Traditional Outdoor Tool Construction & Methodologies
• Wilderness Emergency Response Protocols
• Back-country Navigation
• Animal Sign, Tracking, & Behavior
• How to prepare for All-weather adventures
• Outdoor Games
• Knife & Outdoor Tool Safety + Care
The WilderSkills Jr. Trail Guides Experience: WilderSkills Jr. Trail Guides is an immersive real-world nature connection and outdoor wilderness summer camp program. The Junior Trail guides program offers campers a more focused opportunity to learn outdoor skills specifically applicable to being an outdoor guide in a roving summer camp environment within the Stulsaft Park Wildspace areas. We think families who know and love WilderSkills already, will love the new curriculum addition and adventure opportunities this provides their campers.
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Please bring snacks, lunch, 2+ bottles of water, appropriate clothing, and closed -toed shoes.
Location: Stulsaft Park, (right off of Goodwin Ave, on Recreation Way)
***Please Don't Forget*** - Signed Permission Agreement
Activity Secondary Category
Youth (Age 5-17)
Location
Stulsaft Park (right off of Goodwin Ave. on Recreation Way). Look for WilderSkills sign
Instructor
WilderSkills ,
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