Hiking Trips
Hiking trips are a great way to get outdoors, take a break from screens, and enjoy nature with other students. These events are simple to organize and can work well as casual, low-cost outings — especially in early fall or late spring.
🧩 How It Works
- Pick a local trail or conservation area that’s beginner-friendly and transit-accessible or carpool-friendly.
- Promote the hike in advance with clear details on meeting points, time, and what to bring.
- On the day of, gather as a group and hit the trail together!
⚠️ Things to Consider
Water & Supplies
- Remind attendees to bring water and wear appropriate footwear.
- It’s a good idea to bring a few extra bottles of water just in case someone forgets.
Weather & Backup Plans
- Keep an eye on the weather forecast leading up to the hike.
- Have a backup plan in case of rain or extreme weather
Trail Safety
- Choose trails with low difficulty unless you're specifically targeting a more experienced group.
- Make sure someone has cell service and a basic first aid kit, especially for longer trails.
- It helps to have one or two people who are familiar with the route ahead of time.