Tall mountains, lush forests, and alpine lakes.

We lead our students all across the Colorado Rockies from the San Juans to the Maroon Bells and everywhere in between. The region is characterized by clear blue glacial lakes, fields of wildflowers, waterfalls, and striking rock formations. If they are observant, students may spot wildlife like elk, mountain goats, moose, marmots, pikas, and eagles.

Towering red rock canyons, meandering rivers, clear nights skies.

We lead our student through Utah's canyon country, the spell-binding labyrinth of canyons, rivers, and towers that make up the northeastern corner of the state. On course, these vibrant formations are a geological playground for paddling, scrambling and teamwork. The desert ecosystem is characterized by aromatic plants like sagebrush and birds soaring high above canyon walls.

A launching pad for your desert or mountain adventure

Our Moab basecamp serves as the launching pad for a variety of unique 1-day and overnight adventures in Utah's canyon country - including paddling, climbing, canyoneering and hiking learning experiences.

An oasis in the mountains where streams, animals, and students get the chance to run wild

Our 600-acre basecamp in Leadville, Colorado is equipped with miles of scenic trails, a ropes challenge course, and epic views of the mountains. With camping and dormitory facilities, we can accommodate groups all year long. Our leadville serves as the launch pad for nearly all of our backpacking, climbing and mountaineering expeditions.

Vedauwoo, Wyoming

Many of our climbing adventures take place in Vedauwoo, Wyoming a lesser-known jewel of climbing just 3 hours north of Denver. Nestled between aspen and pine forests, Vedauwoo offers the perfect mix of wilderness and classroom, as well as an expansive variety of beginner to advanced crack and face climbing.