Build the skills to manage a 72-hour emergency. Learn to use the 10 C’s of Survivability while practicing fire, shelter, water procurement, and self-aid in realistic scenarios.
Basic Survival Class (3 days, 2 nights)
Class Limit: 8
The deadline to register is 2 weeks before the class start date.
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A broad overview of requirements / what you can expect - Most of these tasks will be performed while carrying your gear.
hikes of 1-2 miles
collection of sticks and other materials off the landscape
navigation courses over terrain which may be muddy or uneven
dealing with the elements (Hot, Cold, Rain, Snow, etc.)
As part of the final exercise: On the 2nd night, you will sleep in a temporary shelter that you construct and will have access to limited gear. No exceptions will be made unless you leave the course entirely.
Port-a-Pots are located approximately 400 yards from the base camp near the parking area.
Water will be available from jugs located in Base Camp. We continually check the water supply to make sure it is readily available.
We do not allow anyone to remain at camp without an instructor present
If you suffer from a medical condition that requires medication, please bring your prescribed medicines with you. If you undergo surgery or a hospital stay within 30 days of the class, DO NOT attempt this course.
We Highly recommend following the standard physical fitness guidelines for all Pathfinder Classes. Ideally, you should begin preparing 1–3 months in advance of this class, depending on your current physical condition.
Hiking: uneven terrain will provide the most benefit.
Walking: (at least 3-5 times weekly) for 5K
Work your way up to a pack weight of 50lb before the class begins
Age Requirements
You must be 13 yrs or older to attend this class. Any student under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult registered with that class.
Young Adults 13 to 17 are full price.
If your child is left in camp repeatedly or left alone to be cared for by staff, you may be asked to leave the class.
If you bring a minor that is not your child, you must have a signed Emergency Care Authorization form filled out by that child's parent(s) or legal guardian. Reference your Confirmation email for this document.
About our School:
Instructors are CPR and Wilderness First Aid Red Cross Certified
Fully Insured
Disclaimer:
Please make sure you take all gear with you at the end of the class. If gear is left behind, we will not be able to ship it to you, and will be considered abandoned.
Each class is instructed by highly trained and professional outdoor/wilderness instructors.
Build the skills to manage a 72-hour emergency. Learn to use the 10 C’s of Survivability while practicing fire, shelter, water procurement, and self-aid in realistic scenarios.
Basic Survival Class (3 days, 2 nights)
Class Limit: 8
The deadline to register is 2 weeks before the class start date.
Class Gear List - Click Here
Meeting Location - Click Here
Cancellation Policy - Click Here
A broad overview of requirements / what you can expect - Most of these tasks will be performed while carrying your gear.
hikes of 1-2 miles
collection of sticks and other materials off the landscape
navigation courses over terrain which may be muddy or uneven
dealing with the elements (Hot, Cold, Rain, Snow, etc.)
As part of the final exercise: On the 2nd night, you will sleep in a temporary shelter that you construct and will have access to limited gear. No exceptions will be made unless you leave the course entirely.
Port-a-Pots are located approximately 400 yards from the base camp near the parking area.
Water will be available from jugs located in Base Camp. We continually check the water supply to make sure it is readily available.
We do not allow anyone to remain at camp without an instructor present
If you suffer from a medical condition that requires medication, please bring your prescribed medicines with you. If you undergo surgery or a hospital stay within 30 days of the class, DO NOT attempt this course.
We Highly recommend following the standard physical fitness guidelines for all Pathfinder Classes. Ideally, you should begin preparing 1–3 months in advance of this class, depending on your current physical condition.
Hiking: uneven terrain will provide the most benefit.
Walking: (at least 3-5 times weekly) for 5K
Work your way up to a pack weight of 50lb before the class begins
Age Requirements
You must be 13 yrs or older to attend this class. Any student under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult registered with that class.
Young Adults 13 to 17 are full price.
If your child is left in camp repeatedly or left alone to be cared for by staff, you may be asked to leave the class.
If you bring a minor that is not your child, you must have a signed Emergency Care Authorization form filled out by that child's parent(s) or legal guardian. Reference your Confirmation email for this document.
About our School:
Instructors are CPR and Wilderness First Aid Red Cross Certified
Fully Insured
Disclaimer:
Please make sure you take all gear with you at the end of the class. If gear is left behind, we will not be able to ship it to you, and will be considered abandoned.
Each class is instructed by highly trained and professional outdoor/wilderness instructors.
