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We run program at several sites in the San Bernardino National Forest. Though the program, staffing and curriculum are all the exact same, each site offers a bit of unique character. All of our sites are leased from non-profit organizations that believe as we do in the importance of teaching children about nature. Situated at 6,700 feet, we are lucky enough to see all of the seasons; from the falling leaves in the autumn months, to the blanket of snow covering us in the winter, and back again to the flowering trees and plants in the spring.

Our sites for the 2023-24 School Year: Camp Edwards and Alpine Meadows Retreat Center, both in the Barton Flats area of the San Bernardino National Forest. Contact your school to learn which site your school will be attending.

CAMP EDWARDS

  •  Physical Address: Camp Edwards, 42842 Jenks Lake Rd West, Angelus Oaks, CA 92305
  • Directions: GPS WILL GET YOU CLOSE BUT NOT ALL THE WAY. Take the roads that lead you to Hwy 38 in Redlands. Follow Hwy 38 as it starts to climb up the mountains. You will see a sign for Jenks Lake Rd WEST – keep going another five minutes. Turn right onto Jenks Lake Rd EAST. Follow Jenks Lake Rd East about 1.5 miles until you see the sign that says Camp Edwards on your right. If the GPS says you are there and you do not see the Camp Edwards sign, keep driving – you’re almost there!

ALPINE MEADOWS RETREAT CENTER

  • Physical Address: Alpine Meadows, 42900 Jenks Lake Rd West, Angelus Oaks, CA 92305
  • Directions: Take the roads that lead you to Hwy 38 in Redlands. Follow Hwy 38 as it starts to climb up the mountains. You will see a sign for Jenks Lake Rd WEST – keep going another five minutes. Turn right onto Jenks Lake Rd EAST. Follow Jenks Lake Rd East about 1.3 miles until you see the sign that says Alpine Meadows on your left. If the GPS says you are there and you do not see the Alpine Meadows sign, keep driving – you’re almost there!

 

 

Started in 2000, High Trails is a Big Bear based small business that focuses on residential outdoor education for California elementary and middle schools and their students. Each year we host more than 100 schools and 8,000 students as they visit us in the mountains for 3, 4 and 5 weekday programs. To date we’ve helped more than 100,000 students learn to love nature. This single minded approach of focusing on only outdoor education has let us refine our program into what is now, we believe, the best natural outdoor science camp experience for your students. If you’re looking for a friendly, innovative and fresh approach to the world of outdoor education, come join us at High Trails Outdoor Science School; your very own dirty classroom.

 

 

 

 

 

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