TEAM SOLDIER HOLLOW
2026 Soldier Hollow Summer Adventure Camp
Join us for an unforgettable summer of exploration, movement, and friendship at Soldier Hollow!
Each week of Summer Adventure Camp features a fun, outdoor-themed focus built around hiking, mountain biking, and orienteering. Campers choose either hiking or mountain biking for their primary daily adventure and gain skills, confidence, and a love for the outdoors along the way.
Choose Your Adventure:
Hiking Option
Campers will hike 1–2 miles daily on the scenic Soldier Hollow trail system. Hikes are designed to build endurance, confidence, and trail awareness while enjoying the natural surroundings.
Mountain Biking Option
Mountain biking includes skills-based instruction on dirt singletrack and doubletrack trails. Riders will practice balance, braking, climbing, and descending with an emphasis on safety, confidence, and fun.
Campers must bring their own properly fitted bike and helmet.
Bike Requirements:
• Knobby tires and working gears required
• Strider bikes and bikes without pedals are not allowed
• Bikes without gears make uphill riding difficult and limit participation
• Campers without an appropriate bike are always welcome to choose hiking instead
Orienteering Adventures:
Orienteering combines physical activity with problem-solving and exploration. Using a specialized map and compass, campers navigate between checkpoints while hiking or biking. It’s a fantastic way to challenge both mind and body while learning real-world navigation skills.
Each day also includes open-ended arts and crafts sessions inspired by the Olympic values of friendship, camaraderie, solidarity, and fair play. These creative breaks give campers time to recharge, express themselves, and connect with peers.
What a Typical Day Looks Like:
Group warm-up: stretching, yoga, or movement games
• Skill development for hiking or biking
• The majority of camp time spent outdoors on trails
• Short creative or alternative activity sessions as weather and energy allow
Our goal is to build skills, confidence, and joy in movement, while keeping camp fun and age-appropriate.
Required Equipment, each camper should bring:
Snacks Provided:
We provide daily mid-morning snacks to keep campers energized.
Snacks typically include fresh produce and some packaged items.
⚠️ Please note any food allergies during registration.
If your child prefers specific snacks, feel free to send extras—though we promise they’ll do just fine for three hours!
Registration, Changes & Cancellations:
Payment is due at the time of registration
• Cancellations up to 1 week before camp receive a 50% refund
• Registrations may be transferred to another week at no cost, based on availability
We understand that plans change—please let us know as soon as possible so we can offer spots to families on the waitlist.
REGISTER HERE!!!
Questions?
We’re happy to help!
Gabe Norby – [email protected]
Mark Burnham – [email protected]
Join us for an unforgettable summer of exploration, movement, and friendship at Soldier Hollow!
Each week of Summer Adventure Camp features a fun, outdoor-themed focus built around hiking, mountain biking, and orienteering. Campers choose either hiking or mountain biking for their primary daily adventure and gain skills, confidence, and a love for the outdoors along the way.
Choose Your Adventure:
Hiking Option
Campers will hike 1–2 miles daily on the scenic Soldier Hollow trail system. Hikes are designed to build endurance, confidence, and trail awareness while enjoying the natural surroundings.
Mountain Biking Option
Mountain biking includes skills-based instruction on dirt singletrack and doubletrack trails. Riders will practice balance, braking, climbing, and descending with an emphasis on safety, confidence, and fun.
Campers must bring their own properly fitted bike and helmet.
Bike Requirements:
• Knobby tires and working gears required
• Strider bikes and bikes without pedals are not allowed
• Bikes without gears make uphill riding difficult and limit participation
• Campers without an appropriate bike are always welcome to choose hiking instead
Orienteering Adventures:
Orienteering combines physical activity with problem-solving and exploration. Using a specialized map and compass, campers navigate between checkpoints while hiking or biking. It’s a fantastic way to challenge both mind and body while learning real-world navigation skills.
Each day also includes open-ended arts and crafts sessions inspired by the Olympic values of friendship, camaraderie, solidarity, and fair play. These creative breaks give campers time to recharge, express themselves, and connect with peers.
What a Typical Day Looks Like:
Group warm-up: stretching, yoga, or movement games
• Skill development for hiking or biking
• The majority of camp time spent outdoors on trails
• Short creative or alternative activity sessions as weather and energy allow
Our goal is to build skills, confidence, and joy in movement, while keeping camp fun and age-appropriate.
Required Equipment, each camper should bring:
- Backpack with water bottle
- Bike helmet (required for biking)
- Sun hat or baseball cap
- Sturdy hiking or biking shoes
- Sunscreen (apply before arriving)
- A properly fitting helmet
- A knobby-tire bike with gears
Snacks Provided:
We provide daily mid-morning snacks to keep campers energized.
Snacks typically include fresh produce and some packaged items.
⚠️ Please note any food allergies during registration.
If your child prefers specific snacks, feel free to send extras—though we promise they’ll do just fine for three hours!
Registration, Changes & Cancellations:
Payment is due at the time of registration
• Cancellations up to 1 week before camp receive a 50% refund
• Registrations may be transferred to another week at no cost, based on availability
We understand that plans change—please let us know as soon as possible so we can offer spots to families on the waitlist.
REGISTER HERE!!!
Questions?
We’re happy to help!
Gabe Norby – [email protected]
Mark Burnham – [email protected]
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