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Trekking in Nepal, Gokyo Lakes and Everest Base Camp, by Megan Reardon

Apollo A Wright State Student Union

Join Megan for the story of a 15-day trek in the Himalayas to the Gokyo Lakes and Everest Base Camp. You'll cross rivers and glaciers, visit peaks and high passes, and hear about the Buddhist culture of the mountains. In addition to practical tips for embarking on a trip like this, we'll also hit on […]

Bikepacking: A Beginners Guide, by Lance Smith

Endeavour A Wright State Student Union

The term “bikepacking” has become extremely popular in recent years, though it has actually been around for quite a while. It can also be known as “All Terrain Biking” or sometimes under the umbrella of “bike touring” (which is slightly different). The activity involves adding bags/accessories to a bicycle and heading out overnight—usually camping or […]

From Near Death to Dumpster Diving, A Dirtbag Climber’s Tale, by Molly Finch

Endeavour C Wright State Student Union

After recovering from a medical event that could’ve cost her life, a characteristically risk-averse, chronically ill college student throws all caution to the wind and sets out on a life-changing, multi-year cross-country adventure starting with only $3000 and a Chevy Cruze loaded with climbing gear. Molly Finch was raised in Ohio, where she engaged in […]

Enhance Group Dynamics through Leadership Roles, by Christine Varga, + Molly Cancian & Miles Heyse

Discovery A+B Wright State Student Union

Identifying the leadership styles of a group can enhance the overall experience participants have on an outdoor adventure excursion whether it is a day trip, casual weekend, week or month-long trip. Knowing how the group dynamic is impacted by natural leadership styles serves as a useful tool in planning and facilitation. Everyone has a natural […]

Ohiopyle History and Adventure, by Rob Crawford

Atlantis Wright State Student Union

From George Washington's earliest wildness exploration to current adventures on the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail for backpacking, whitewater kayaking and rafting on the Youghiogheny River and Great Allegheny Passage for cycling. This presentation ties the history of the area that influenced military decisions during the French and Indian War with the mountains and mighty Youghiogheny […]

Fat Biking the Outer Banks, by Tom Helbig

Admissions 3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy, Fairborn, United States

Teamfoolery riders, Tom Helbig and Mike Crider, became the first individuals to fat bike the entire Outer Banks! We rode over 250 miles in 16 days on the beaches of the barrier islands from Shackleford Banks, N.C. to Sandbridge, VA. We island hopped four uninhabited islands using six ferry rides before riding the more populated […]

Adventuring in Utah’s Mighty 5 National Parks, by Amy Anslinger & Ashley Butler

Endeavour B Wright State Student Union

Zion, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Arches and Capital Reef National Parks make up Utah’s Mighty 5. Amy and Ashley will share some of the best day hikes these parks have to offer as well as tips to navigate the permit and parking process. From the top of Angels Landing to the Virgin River, from Devils Garden […]

Water Rescue by Dr. Kermit Huebner

Gym

Water Rescue (Kermit Huebner, MD, MPH): Swimming, boating, kayaking, and other watersports highlight many outdoor adventures. Quick interventions can save lives during emergencies, while careless actions can endanger rescuers and victims. Learn the principles of layperson safety during water rescue. Dr. Kermit Huebner is an Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine with the Wright State University Boonshoft School […]