Mattea Pulido
Director of Outdoor Programs and Assistant Director of Experiential Learning
Outdoor Programs
Whether you want to learn how to surf, rock climb, or simply pursue the pristine beauty and freedom of the wilderness and the beach, Outdoor Programs is for you.
Along with enjoying amazing trips and outings, you'll learn environmental conservation, hone your leadership skills, grow in ways you've never imagined, and become part of a healthy, active, outdoor community.
OP Trips
Between one and four trips are usually led every weekend and also during short-term breaks such as Fall or Spring Break. You can select from a variety of destinations—near and far—and activities, including rock climbing, camping, backpacking, hiking, sea kayaking, canoeing, mountain biking skiing, snowboarding, snorkeling, surfing and more.
Embark on a First Year Journey
These pre-orientation trips will help you meet fellow first-year students before Orientation Week. Select from community engagement journeys, academic immersion, or outdoor experiences. Past trips include volunteer work with the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Utah, history lessons with Redlands professors at a local library, and kayaking the Channel Islands.
Rental Shop & Lounge
If you need gear for an upcoming trip, books on outdoor skills, or simply a cool place to hang out, this is your destination.
Wilderness First Responder Training
Gain life saving wilderness skills through the Wilderness First Responder course offers. Held during Spring break this course offers hands-on training in wilderness and rescue medicine.
Staff
Outdoor Programs
Currier Gymnasium (east side of gym)
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