What is a Field Trip? At camp we kick-back with our butts in the dirt. We play games, talk intentionally, and host immersive workshops. Our food is hearty, simple, and well-deserved. By night, we drink La Croix around fire and flip freakishly-fun dance parties. We sleep in tents and wake-up when it feels right. Mornings are slow and the coffee strong, with plenty of unstructured time for serendipity to surface. When it’s time to go? We go. Our routes are thoughtful, raw, and naturally inspiring. We travel anywhere from five to forty miles, together, with nothing but the power of our legs. All the while, following Mary Oliver’s guiding question: ‘what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?’