About Eagle's Nest Hantes Wilderness Adventures for Teens

For more than 30 years, the Eagle's Nest Hante program has challenged teenagers to push both mentally and physically to reach a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them. By trekking through the wilderness, rock climbing, biking, and whitewater paddling in some of the world's most beautiful natural environments, young people build confidence and self-esteem, learn invaluable leadership skills and form friendships that last a lifetime. For students looking for a strong connection to nature build through a fun wilderness adventure, Eagle's Nest Hantes may be a great fit.

Eagle's Nest Hantes Staff Overview

Groups of 14 campers are typically lead by head instructors who are at least 21 years old. All hante leaders are experienced in outdoor and international travel. Supporting staff members must be at least 18 years old and have completed one year of college.

Eagle's Nest Hantes Setting & Accommodations

Campers journey through the wilderness sleeping in tents and under the stars. Students learn how to establish base camps and build shelters.

Participants learn how to prepare food on a camp stove or campfire. Instructors teach students how to search for food and identify edible plants in the wild.

Eagle's Nest Hantes Safety Standards

All Eagle's Nest staff members are First Aid and CPR certified. In addition, many hold Wilderness First Aid and Wilderness First Responder certifications.

Eagle's Nest Hantes are accredited by the American Camp Association and meets more than 300 safety standards set forth by the organization.