The UM outdoor program is offering numerous summer activities for students interested in rock climbing, whitewater rafting, kayaking, canoeing and backpacking. The program will be offering a flurry of trips including a six-day rafting trip on the class III Salmon River in Idaho, a hike up Sleeping Woman Peak, and a raft trip on the Lochsa River. The program will also offer rock-climbing classes taught in the Lolo National Forest, kayaking classes with five pool sessions and a river trip and canoe classes.
Students can earn credit for the courses.
Amy Jimmerson has been guiding raft, hiking and kayaking trips for four years for the outdoor program. And I don't have to spend my whole summer in an office. Jimmerson said the outdoor program is a great opportunity for students to try out different sports without buying the sometimes costly equipment. Please include you full name, address, and current phone number so that we can verify the letter's authenticity. Keep letters under 300 words .