The Steens Traverse
Watch Max King and Jackson Brill traverse the Steens fault-block.
Base camp sits at 7,000 ft in the bottom of Lake Creek Canyon
Acclimation and a dip in Fish Lake
The "Big Day" – 28 miles of dirt, sweat, and tears
Rest, recovery, and team building
The gnarliest 5k you'll likely ever race
Steens Mountain Olympics
Cooks, medics, bus drivers, camp assistants – a lot goes into making camp run
Base camp sits at 7,000 ft in the bottom of Lake Creek Canyon
Acclimation and a dip in Fish Lake
The "Big Day" – 28 miles of dirt, sweat, and tears
Rest, recovery, and team building
The gnarliest 5k you'll likely ever race
Steens Mountain Olympics
Cooks, medics, bus drivers, camp assistants – a lot goes into making camp run
What a great first session. We’ll have some picture highlights uploaded over the weekend. Then staff is headed back up the mountain for session 2!
See you all soon!
This unique camp is designed to give campers (ages 13-18) a realistic wilderness running and camping experience. To enjoy and respect wilderness beauty through running, hiking and exploring, at high altitudes are the major objectives of this camp. Group and individual instruction will be given in all areas of distance training and racing, with emphasis on performance improvement through self reliance, personal accountability and teamwork strategies. To enhance personal growth, campers must be willing to adapt to lack of urban conveniences not found in the great outdoors. (i.e. cell phones, iPods, tablets, DVD players, and other technos just invented.)
Watch Max King and Jackson Brill traverse the Steens fault-block.
Here is a Baker XC Invite post-race photo of STEENS Tent 4 (Session Two) Tent Mates who exemplified:
WELL DONE TENT 4 – KIGER NIGHTS!
P.S. – here’s a pic of them from camp