Naturalists teach essential survival skills & lead activities such as biking & kayaking amid wildlife preserves & forests

Zipliners fly at up to 40 miles per hour down a 600-foot track that ends with a 60-foot free fall.

Head instructor & college sophomore Sam Frost leads camps for riders aged 3 & older, imparting skills such as riding, tacking & horse care

Stations placed throughout looping 5K track gleefully lob clouds of colored cornstarch to transform runners' outfits from white to rainbow

Three-hour beekeeping workshop with tasting of raw, organic local wildflower & monofloral honeys demystifies beekeeping & managing beehives

Trained guides lead groups through class III & IV rapids, pausing to cliff dive & cook at campsites along Klamath River.

Charity screening of film that originally debuted at Sundance Film Festival, plus award presentation, post-film discussion, & VIP reception

Outdoor amusement park pairs attractions such as trampoline bungees, rock walls & go-karts with trail rides on horseback

After picking up gear, paddleboarders meet up with instructor at Grapevine Lake to learn stance, stroke, and maneuvering

Zipline course & 60 rope challenges soar through canopies, while 18-hole disc course boasts two tee types on open hillsides