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Community Beautification & Art Project Camp
by CP Mentorship
San Mateo +more locations
Mon, Jun 16 +more dates
Join the summer mural painting experience at three parks in San Mateo, Milpitas, and Los Gatos to design, paint, and transform public spaces into vibrant works of art! Ages 10+.
Hummingbird Kids Spring Break Camp
by Bay Area Kids Camp (Cool Coyote Kids Camp)
San Mateo +more locations
Today +more dates
Our camp is focused on exploring and playing in nature. The goal of this camp is to let children be children, letting them play in nature while learning ab
Call of the Wild Outdoor Camp
by Inspire Behavioral Learning, LLC
Cupertino +more locations
Mon, Jul 28 +more dates
Outdoor nature camps to hike, read, write, create, and play for young trailblazers, curious naturalists, eager readers, budding writers, and nature-inspired artists in forests of the Bay Area!
Project Courage [Application]
by GirlVentures
Oakland
Thur, Jul 10 +more dates
Sea kayaking provides the format and structure through which young people can develop the physical, emotional, and social tools that help them be successful on this course and also with their families, schools and other groups.
Nature-Led Education & Outdoor Adventures
by BEan IN NATURE
Cupertino +more locations
Thur, Apr 17 +more dates
Nature-based program that fosters respect for the earth and a deepened awareness of the interconnectedness of all life. Small groups, hands-on projects, student-centered activities.
FAQs
How do I know if my child is ready to start hiking classes?
Your child may be ready for hiking lessons if they enjoy outdoor activities, have basic physical fitness, and can follow instructions for safety and navigation.
What type of credentials should I look for in a kids hiking leader?
Look for instructors with experience in outdoor education, a background in environmental science, and certifications in wilderness first aid or safety.
What are other ways for my child to learn hikinhe outside of taking classes?
Encourage participation in family hikes, joining local hiking clubs, or attending outdoor adventure camps. Teaching basic navigation and survival skills can also be beneficial.
What is the right age to start hiking?
Children as young as 5 or 6 can start with easy, family-friendly hikes, with more challenging trails introduced as they build confidence and stamina.
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