Come to Vermont Adventure Camps and become a leader by learning adventure skills and becoming one with our environment, skills learned here help students become a leaders in any field.  Learn how to white water kayak, rock climb, about low impact camping, mountain biking, survival and much more. 
All of our programs in this 6 week session will be based around the environment and how people can live and recreate in it with minimal damage or no impact at all.   Each year the classes will vary depending on the teachers.   

Leadership is a skill that takes time to develop, we teach the skills necessary for leadership and help to create a leader out of each of our students. With the environment a on every ones mind we feel that creating an environmental awareness among our students is key to having a more sustainable future. 

What Students will be taught: (some examples of Environmental Adventure Teaching)

Kayaking and White Water Kayaking will be taught, safety, technique, river reading and much more will be taught.  Along with the adventures lessons will be taught on wetland ecosystems, water and land ecosystems, world waterways, discussions whether water is a need, a right or a commodity, weather observations, discussions on global warming and how our weather patterns changed.
Hiking and Backpacking along with camping will be taught along side of low impact, and no impact.  Along with the Adventures lessons will be taught on our footprint on nature, Plant Identification, Tree Identification, pesticides and issues, Wild Edibles and the historical use of plants.
Rock Climbing will be taught from top roping to lead climbing.  Knots and safety will be taught along with technique. The teens will work there way up to a 700 foot alpine assent. Along with the Adventures lessons will be taught on geology of Vermont, a Debrief on Biodiversity and The Value of Biodiversity.
Mountain biking will be taught from back roads to down hill single track.  Teens will be learning what it takes to create mountain bike trails to keep erosion to a minimum.
All students at this camp will be able to identify impacts of human action on species survival and variation within species, and analyze related issues for personal and public decision making stewardship.  Also students should demonstrate sensitivity and responsibility in pursuing a balance between the needs of humans and a sustainable environment.

Aditional Classes Offerd for an extra fee

  • Sky Diving $430 to $550

  • Hang Gliding $400



Our student leaders should be able to Take a Stand after they spend six weeks with us.  Behind every environmental crisis lurks an issue, and students should be able to see these crisis.  Students should begin to think critically about some difficult questions and examine their own values as they “take a stand” on a difficult issue.  
    

EALS
Environmental Adventure Leadership School
6 week program $6500
This Session is FULL