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Redwood
Welcome!
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What is REDWOOD?
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REDWOOD (Recreational, Educational, Developmental
Workshops Out Of Doors) is the outdoor
activities organization at Stanford. All undergraduates and graduates are
welcome to participate in REDWOOD, regardless of skill level. REDWOOD
activities help students develop new friendships, learn leadership and
teamwork skills, increase self-awareness and interpersonal skills, develop
concern for the environment, and learn lifelong wilderness skills. And
lest we forget, they're a blast!
What's New in the REDWOOD Web
Page
Request: REDWOOD people (everybody!)
I would like to set up some sort of database on this Web
page, detailing what your interests are and how to reach you. That way,
if someone wants to do a particular trip, he/she can come here to check
for others with similar interests. This is not meant to replace the
mailing list, but it will supplement it nicely. Please take a moment and
read this.
-- REDWOOD
Undergraduates, Graduates and Staff are all welcome to
participate. Call the contact person if you would like to participate in
a trip.
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Friday, 14 April
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Mountain biking workshop with Mandeep. 4:30-6:30, Laurel Room, Tresidder.
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Friday-Sunday 14-16 April
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Weekend backpacking and camping trip to Big Sur. This is the trip that
was cancelled last quarter due to monsoons... Bjorn guarantees sun this
time. Beginners welcome. Pre-trip meeting on Monday, 10 April, 8 PM in
the Tresidder piano lounge. Contact Bjorn Johnson, <bjornj@leland>,
7-5289.
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Saturday, 15 April (Postponed due to weather-- new date TBA)
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Sea-kayaking day trip. Paddle Richardson Bay, near Sausalito, north of
the Golden Gate. No prior experience necessary-- the trip will use open
deck boats. Experienced paddlers are welcome as well and may use enclosed
boats. Sea-kayaking is a lot of fun; check out a recent
trip report. The trip will leave campus at 8 AM, and
should return in time for dinner. Cost is still being worked out. For
more information, contact Ben Squire, <btsquire@leland>, 7-7955.
Tuesday 18 April
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Everybody interested needs to come. 8:00 PM, Breer Library (directions
TBA).
Friday-Sunday 21-23 April
Weekend backpacking and camping trip to
Ventana
Wilderness
and Sykes Hot
Springs. The ultimate hot-tubbing experience! The trip is open to all; no prior experience is necessary. The cost
should be under $40. Contact: Jason Trichel, <trichel@leland>,
7-6290. Pretrip Meeting Arroyo 303, 9PM on Wednesday 19 April.
All interested should show up.
Saturday-Sunday 29-30 April
Point Reyes backpacking trip. For more information, contact Ritesh,
7-5211.
Saturday-Sunday 6-7 May
Big Basin backpacking trip. For more information, contact Beau, 7-0938.
Saturday-Sunday 13-14 May
Ventana
Wilderness backpacking trip. For more information, contact Catherine,
7-4249
Saturday-Sunday 20-21 May
Sequoia
backpacking trip. For more information, contact Sulggi, 7-4798
Saturday-Monday 27-29 May (Memorial day weekend)
Carson Pass backpacking trip. For more information, contact Erik,
7-4086
Saturday-Sunday 3-4 June
Yosemite
/ Hetch-Hetchy scouting trip. This trip may have a few caveats-- for more
information, contact Anthony, 7-6607.
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How to Become a REDWOOD Leader
How to Lead a REDWOOD Trip
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courtesy of Rick Curtis, Princeton University Outdoor Action
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Expedition Course
Planning a trip? Here's a way to get in touch with other students at
Stanford with outdoor interests. You can either look at the complete
directory of students actively (and less actively) involved with REDWOOD,
or you can browse listings by outdoor interest. If you are a Stanford
student and would like to have your name added to these lists, click
here.
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Recent REDWOOD Trip Reports
Gear Rental
GORP California
Resource Listings
GEO 7: OEP Wilderness
Skills
More Outdoor Links
Orienteering
Home Page
Climbing Home Page
Useful Outdoorsy Files
Outdoor Programs at Other Schools
How to contribute your information to this page: send mail to Clem,
your REDWOOD Webdude, at <ctillier@leland.stanford.edu>. He
will ask you to provide your information or links, or he may grant you
access to the REDWOOD files so you can do it yourself. DISCLAIMER
Maintained by Clem Tillier. Comments and suggestions
welcome-- put 'em right
here.
http://www-leland.stanford.edu/group/redwood/ (World Wide Web Directory, 06/1995)