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Outdoor Action Updates for Frosh Trip 2021 Monday Speaker & Film Series All OA Groups will be going to a Native American speaker in McCosh 10 or McCosh 50. Please
All Days Masks indoors & on buses! Fill up water (3 liters/person + 1 full dromedary bag) before breakfas Meet your group for breakfast in a dining hall of your
Backpacking with your period doesn’t have to be a hassle, but it does take some extra preparation! Learn the two different methods for managing your period and what to consider
Frosh Trip Leader Application Thank you for applying to be a part of the 2023 Orientation Team. OA Frosh Trip Leaders play a tremendous role in welcoming incoming students to Princeton and
Russell learns an important lesson as a Wilderness Explorer in UP!
It’s the age-old question that preoccupies many backpackers: what’s the right way to poop in the woods? In this video, Miranda walks you through the process; from finding a good
Leave No Trace, or LNT, principles are a group of best practices for enjoying our wild spaces. In this video, Miranda talks about the seven principles of Leave No
Kayaking and canoeing in Breakneck Pond, laughing and living in the moment, nine first-year students are beginning their Princeton journey together at Harriman State Park in New York. The group
NOLS Field Staffing Director and senior NOLS Instructor Marco Johnson walks us through how he packs his backpack.
The Outdoor Action Frosh Trip is one of the Orientation Small Group Experiences. More information is available on the Path to Princeton website. We are so excited that you’ll be