Women's Eastern Sierra Base Camp Backpack | July 12-20 |
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A trip exclusively for Women! July 12-20, 2012
Basecamp: Dingleberry Lake area, John Muir Wilderness, Bishop, CA
A trip exclusively for women! Join with other adventurous women who are avid hikers and walkers to explore one wild area in depth and return to the same wilderness camp each night. This is a special time for spiritual refreshment, reflection, recreation, relaxation, fellowship, and fun in a breathtakingly beautiful setting. With pack animals to carry most gear, this trip provides maximum enjoyment with minimum discomfort for beginning and experienced backpackers of all ages.
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Eastern Sierra Base Camp Backpack | July 21-28 |
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Eastern Sierra Family & Adult Base Camp Backpack Trip July 21-28, 2012
Basecamp: Dingleberry Lake area, John Muir Wilderness, Bishop, CA
Here’s a great opportunity for both beginning and experienced backpackers to enjoy a spectacular basecamp at 10,500’! The first day we hike in and set up camp–the rest of the week you can take long or short day hikes, or just sit by the lake and read, paint or fish. Limited to 15 persons, age 6 and older, this trip is ideal for introducing young children to the joys of backpacking and wilderness camping. Pack animals carry the food, cooking gear, and 10 pounds of personal gear per participant to the base camp.
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Sea of Cortez Discovery Voyage, Mexico | September 15-22 |
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Sea of Cortez Discovery Voyage September 15-22, 2012
Join us for our annual voyage through the spectacular Sea of Cortez. Traveling from San Felipe to the Midriff Islands aboard the Tony Reyes, we'll stop each day to explore a different island in this fascinating chain. This is a unique opportunity to discover the abundant marine wildlife and experience the majestic beauty of the uninhabited islands off the rugged east coast of Baja California. Six 22' skiffs will take us ashore for beachcombing, snorkeling or hiking, or offshore for fishing and watching whales, dolphins, sea lions, turtles and the thousands of birds which abound in the Sea of Cortez--truly a nature lover's paradise!
Islands such as Angel de la Guardia, La Raza, Animas, San Lorenzo and Salsipuedes offer exciting opportunities for exploring deserted beaches and hidden coves, climbing isolated peaks and discovering exotic plants and birds. Explore crystal clear underwater worlds with mask and snorkel, or skim along the surface in a kayak. 22-foot "pangas" with outboard motors and Mexican guides will be available to take us to any part of an island or to off-shore reefs and open water to fish for cabrilla, snapper, yellowtail, sierra and a variety of other species.
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Fall Baja Trek | Sept 29-Oct 6 |
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Bahia de los Angeles, Baja California, Mexico September 29-October 6, 2012
Camp Stevens' annual fall Baja Trek will return to a remote campsite on the Sea of Cortez, near Bahia de Los Angeles (about 400 miles south of the border). In this wilderness setting there are opportunities for fishing, kayaking, swimming, snorkeling and exploring the shore and inland desert. There is also plenty of opportunity for rest, relaxation and contemplation.
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Camp Stevens Eco-Tours | February 2013 |
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Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands February 2013
Join Peter and Vicki Bergstrom for a 19-day ecological tour through the Galapagos Islands, 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, to the rainforest of the Amazon Basin, and to the Andean highlands. Limited to 16 persons. Contact Peter Bergstrom at
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Register online or send name(s) and ages of all participants and children along with a non-refundable deposit of $75/person to: Camp Stevens, P.O. Box 2320, Julian, CA 92036.
Please include your phone number, email address, and the name of the program you would like to attend. |
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