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Outdoor Program Perry Field House // Phone: 419.372.2146 22 The Outdoor Program is designed to provide outdoor recreation services and educational experiences to the BGSU campus and community. Trips, workshops, the climbing wall, equipment rentals and other resources are offered to increase outdoor recreation skills and environmental awareness. Mission >> Encourage student development through experiential education in an outdoor setting. >> Promote environmental stewardship and conservation. >> Create opportunities for leadership advancement, team development, and personal growth. >> Challenge students to expand their personal boundaries and self-imposed limitations to broaden their understanding of themselves and the natural world. Climbing Wall A highlight of the Student Recreation Center! At 35 feet tall, opportunities are offered for novice, intermediate and advanced climbers. The climbing competition in the spring gives climbers the opportunity to test their skills against others in a friendly competitive event. The climbing wall is safe, fun and affordable at only $30 per semester! Academic Year Climbing Wall Hours Monday - Wednesday Thursday Sunday 5:30 PM - 10:00 PM 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM Orientation/Belay Class and Climbing Pass Description Semester Fee Annual Fee BGSU Student $30 $50 Non-Member Adult $45 $75 Non-Member Child $35 $60 Climb Only Child $25 $40 Non-climbing Parent $20 $30 * Each climber takes the wall orientation/belay class or demonstrates climbing knowledge through a belay test. SRC admission (membership, day pass, etc.) are also required. Renting the Climbing Wall Base Price: $125 - 2 Hour Rental (Includes 2 staff) Participants: 15 Max (additional staff required for larger groups) Freshman Wilderness Experience The Freshman Wilderness Experience is a weeklong backpacking trip coupled with a 1000 level 3-credit class only for incoming freshmen. Take a trip down the world famous Appalachian Trail in North Carolina with other freshman students before the school year begins. Trip cost is the same as for any three-credit first-year class. In addition, there is a $325 fee to cover other trip costs for the 14-person backpacking expedition or $375 for the 7-person canoeing expedition. Check out the website for more information about this great way to start your college career at BGSU! Dates: Adrenaline Youth Climbing Club A program designed for youth ages eight and up which encourages skill enhancement and refinement on many levels. During each practice, climbers participate in a variety of games and lessons designed to be fun, active and educational. Trained coaches work with climbers to develop strength and balance, learn proper lower and upper body climbing techniques and create a friendly, fun social environment for everyone. Team Building Outdoor Program staff members offer team building sessions for student organizations and corporations aspiring to build a productive and positive environment where members create beneficial relationships, develop effective communication and ultimately have successful group experiences. Staff can design custom team development sessions that specifically meet the needs of any team or organization. Contact Jerome Gabriel for more information at: jeromeg@bgsu.edu. Employment The Outdoor Program seeks team players who are responsible, demonstrate good judgement, like working with diverse people and are willing to develop outdoor leadership skills and/or rock climbing skills and instruction. To learn about and apply for Outdoor Program positions, download an application from our website. Contact Jerome Gabriel at 419.372.2146 with any questions. Equipment Rental The Outdoor Program offers this service to provide students, faculty, staff and community members the opportunity to get outdoors and experience nature at a great price. Equipment includes tents, sleeping bags, sleeping pads, backpacking stoves, and hiking poles. If interested in renting outdoor equipment for a personal trip, contact the Outdoor Program office at 419.372.2146 to confirm availability and make a reservation.
2012 Fall Trips Red River Gorge Climbing Known for towering sandstone cliffs, Kentucky’s Red River Gorge is a premier climbing destination. The vast number of bolted routes in overhanging, pocketed sandstone draws climbers from all over the world to “the Red” as it is known. “Get after it” at the Red. Schoolwork feels like a breeze after ascending these routes! >> Date: September 1-3, 2012 >> Cost: BGSU Students/Members $75 Non-Members $85 Maumee Day Trip The Maumee River has the largest watershed of any Great Lakes river giving it the nick-name “Mighty Maumee.” Spend the day paddling from Grand Rapids to Waterville and experience the beauty and might of this treasure of northwest Ohio. >> Date: September 5, 2012 >> Cost: BGSU Students/Members $15 Non-Members $25 Canoeing and Rapelling A day of canoeing and a day of rapelling give the best of both worlds. Enjoy Hocking Hills State Park’s beautiful river and cliffs from every angle. Come out for the weekend and experience the adventure of a 120-foot rappel. >> Date: September 22-23, 2012 >> Cost: BGSU Students/Members $75 Non-Members $85 Tippecanoe Overnight Spend a weekend away from campus and paddling your cares away down the scenic Tippecanoe River in southern Indiana. This overnight trip feature old bridges, aquatic wildlife and rustic camping alongside this serene river. >> Date: September 29-30, 2012 >> Cost: BGSU Students/Members $60 Non-Members $70 White Water Rafting PEG Course Go white water rafting and get COLLEGE CREDIT!!! White water rafting is one of the most popular water sports, and the Gauley River is one of the top 10 rafting rivers in the country with some of the most memorable rapids. This trip offers an intermediate level of rafting, but instruction is part of the course. If you strive for aquatic fun and excitement, join us for an adrenaline rush you’ll never forget! Sign up for the PEG White Water Rafting Class this fall. >> Cost: $325 Manistee Backpacking/Canoeing Providing a Fall Break to remember, the Outdoor Program invites you to join us on a multi-sport adventure in the Manistee State Forest of Northern Michigan. Spend two days hiking through the forest and two days paddling down the river of this pristine wilderness area. Enjoy the sights of wild animals and peaceful river sounds while taking a break from your semester studies. >> Date: October 4-7, 2012 >> Cost: BGSU Students/Members $120 Non-Members $130 Leave No Trace Trainer This weekend training course gives the opportunity to learn about all seven principles of the Leave No Trace Ethics. Participants become certified as Leave No Trace Trainers. Cost includes food, camping fees, transportation and instruction for the weekend. >> Date: October 27-28, 2012 >> Cost: BGSU Students/Members $30 Non-Members $40 23 Veteran’s Day Caving Explore the world underground. See sights that most of your classmates will never experience. Underground rivers, stalactites, stalagmites and creatures that live in total darkness can all be found here. Get ready to get muddy and take some great pictures. >> Date: November 10-12, 2012 >> Cost: BGSU Students/Members $95 Non-Members $105 Kayaking Workshop This workshop includes five classes taught by an American Canoe Association instructor and all equipment. These classes teach the basics associated with flatwater kayaking, including basic equipment, strokes and the Eskimo roll. >> Date: October 29 - November 26, 2012 >> Cost: BGSU Students/Members $65 Non-Members $75 Moonlit Night Hike Get in the mood for Halloween with a starlit night hike! Hike through the woods and prairies enjoying the moonlight and beauty under the stars. Along with hiking, staff share knowledge about the moon, outdoor night recreation and lead fun night activities. >> Date: October 31, 2012 >> Cost: Free Veteran’s Day Backpacking What better way to de-stress than to spend time outdoors in Indiana’s Charles Deam Wilderness. Hiking is one of the most popular and rewarding activities to do within the park. With 39 miles of trails, Charles Deam Wilderness boasts miles of scenic gorges and sandstone bluffs and is rich with natural and historic features. Catch the beautiful views, eat delicious food and sleep under the stars. >> Date: November 10 - 12, 2012 >> Cost: BGSU Students/Members $95 Non-Members $105
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