Distance
3 Miles
Elevation Gain
500 Feet
Difficulty
Easy/Moderate
Cost Per Person
$275
Camp Overview
July 6-8, 2023
Ages: 9-11
Under the wide open sky and amongst the fresh air we’ll find out just what it takes to survive in the wild by building shelters, learning how to navigate the land, and hopefully getting some sparks flying in our fire building lessons. Whether your camper comes alone or with a buddy there will be no shortage of camaraderie in our Big Creek Boys Camp with all the exciting team building games and activities we have planned. We’ve dedicated three whole days to just the boys!
Big Creek Boys Camp | 3-Day Summer Camp
Hike Overview Continued
July 6-8, 2023
Ages: 9-11
We’ve dedicated three whole days to just the boys! Under the open sky and fresh air, we’ll find out just what it takes to survive in the wild by building shelters, learning how to navigate the land, and hopefully getting some sparks flying in our fire building lessons. Whether your camper comes alone or with a buddy, there will be no shortage of camaraderie in our Big Creek Boys Camp with all the exciting team building games and activities we have planned. See you soon!
*Don’t worry, we could never forget about the girls! They get their own special three-day camp, as well. Check out our website for details on our all girls-camp: Big Creek Girls.
Meeting Place: Glacier Institute Big Creek Outdoor Education Center
Check-In: 10:00 a.m.
Check-out: 10:00 a.m.
What’s Included in your Trip Fee: All meals, lodging, and transportation during camp.
**Please let us know as soon as possible if your child has any special requirements (dietary, medical, physical, etc.) so we may meet their needs. You may send snacks with your child, but all food must be stored in special bins in the Mess Hall to avoid any curious critters visiting our bunkhouses.
What to Expect On Your Big Creek Boys | 3-Day Summer Camp
Campers will spend time exploring a variety of trails in the Flathead National Forest. We will stop often to learn about the amazing natural history of the area. All campers will be taught trail etiquette, how to stay hydrated, and Leave No Trace principles.
Camp Details
- This Glacier Institute program meets at Big Creek Outdoor Education Center.
- The program will begin 10 a.m. on day 1 and ends 10 a.m. on the final day. Please arrive 15 minutes early.
- There is a maximum number of 24 campers per camp.
- This program has a minimum guest count of 3 people. In the unlikely case we don’t reach that number, you will be notified prior to the event.
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What to Bring
Please remember that weather in NW Montana during all seasons can change quickly from warm and sunny to freezing at any time of the year. We recommend checking the weather prior to your trip. Please also check your course information sheet for specific gear requirements in addition to those listed below.
- Lightweight hiking boots or a sturdy pair of hiking shoes
- 2 liter sized water bottle or Camelback
- Day Pack with plastic bag liner or cover
- Waterproof rain jacket and pants
- Sunhat, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellant & lip balm
- Camera (optional)
- Trekking poles, if you like to use them for hiking (optional)
- Binoculars (optional)
- Field Notebook notes and sketches