Led by two Outward Bound instructors, you establish goals that call for leadership, group decision-making, organization and a unified effort. As part of a team of six to 12 students, you support each other in course activities, share moments of hilarity, inspiration and struggle, and develop friendships.
You'll also gain an opportunity to reflect - alone and as a group - on accomplishments and setbacks. Instruction in Leave No Trace, natural history and ecosystem preservation helps you make environmentally responsible choices on course and in your daily life as you care for and protect the earth's fragile resources. You'll live a simple, low-impact lifestyle, learning the effects of human activities in the wilderness. Out here, nature becomes something other than what's outside your door. Imagine waking with the sunrise, bathing in the ocean or drinking from a cool mountain stream. Absorb every element of your experience %96 the feel of your muscles at the end of a long day, the satisfaction of overcoming an obstacle, the knowledge of new skills. Out here, there are no cell phones, no computers, no television - no distractions from really getting to know yourself and your crewmates. You'll replenish your body, mind and spirit, exploring remote wilderness landscapes. You may captain a boat, lead an ascent or navigate your group through difficult terrain. As your group becomes competent in technical outdoor skills, instructors turn the responsibility over to you and your crew. You'll learn wilderness travel skills, participate in increasingly challenging activities and become part of a team committed to discovery and responsible risk-taking.
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You'll learn how to read the river or to navigate the waters using a chart and compass. At North Carolina Outward Bound, you won't just run a class III whitewater rapid, summit a snow-covered peak or paddle a sea kayak.
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