
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Crystal clear lakes, sparkling streams, breath-taking mountains and valleys filled with classic stands of Lodgepole Pine, White Fir and wild flowers that you will see only in the Eastern Sierra country. This is our home base for backpacking the Humboldt-Toyabe Wilderness.
Just 13 Miles east of Yosemite National Park, Mono Lake is the centerpiece of our Eastern Sierra trip. Learn about its two Volcanoes, "Tufa towers", natural alkalinity, 700,000 year old history..
Camp under the big trees in the high Sierra. Learn camping and wilderness skills while exploring the Sierra natural environment. Hike the elaborate trail system and greet the Giant Sequoias, or visit the Giant Redwoods Forest.
Set in the central Sierra Nevada’s, Yosemite has 13,000 foot backcountry peaks, active glaciers, pristine lakes & streams, sheer, massive granite cliffs, giant trees, beautiful meadows and tall waterfalls.
Explore the mixed conifer forest of Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks with experienced naturalists. Study Sierra geology, giant sequoia ecology, Native American history, Astronomy, and more.
Explore Sequoia's backcountry peaks, active glaciers, pristine lakes & streams, massive granite cliffs, giant trees, beautiful meadows and tall waterfalls. Visit the Giant Forest, Tokopah Falls, and the High Sierra Peaks while studying geology, ecology, Native American history, and more.
Explore the trails and habitats of the Sierra Foothills. Develop outdoor skills, study the area's natural history, and enjoy a variety of hiking, challenge courses, and water-based activities.
Take in grand views of the high sierra peaks at this all-season outdoor education and retreat destination. Winter cross-country ski trips or Fall/Spring trips will engage students of all ages in outdoor learning.
Explore the ecology of the southern Sierra, nestled in the Sequoia National Forest. Try out the challenge courses, rock climbing, and canoeing/ kayaking at a man-made lake.