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Become a leader in caring for our planet.
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Course Info
ESSENTIAL ELIGIBILITY
Skill Level
Physical Ability
Physical Ability:
- Carry a day pack with essentials, hiking 4-8 miles a day
- Hike on uneven terrain, in water, and on slick rock, at elevations of 3,500 ft. and up
- Long days, often up at 6am and in bed at 9pm
We understand the physical requirements may seem overwhelming, but we find most people with basic physical fitness do great.
Arrival
On the Trip
Each day you and your team will set out among the iconic canyons of Zion National Park. The day will begin together by driving to one of the many amazing trails within the park, and along the hike each person will do a short teaching about one of the 7 Leave No Trace Principles.
There, you will experience many opportunities to see how to facilitate conversations with other people on the trails about the importance of Leave No Trace, as well as discuss as a group tips and tricks to engage people in a way to create a positive impact.
A Typical Day:
(times are estimates and will vary)
- Breakfast: cook breakfast with your group
- 8:30 AM: Pack-up and head to the trail, teaching topics on the trail
- Lunch: Enjoy lunch at a scenic spot on the trail, teaching topics on the trail
- 3:00 PM: Return to Campsites
- 4:00 PM: Relax time
- Dinner: Make a tasty dinner with your group
- 7:00 PM: Family Time – debrief day, teaching topics & lessons
- 9:00 PM: Bedtime
Departure
Returning to the Zion NP Visitor Center, you will debrief with the team and fill out a feedback survey. Officially closing the course, you will be awarded with a course completion certificate. Afterwards, you are free to leave or go out for a celebratory dinner* at a local restaurant.
*This meal is not covered by SROM as it is outside of the official course.
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It won’t be easy, but it will be worth it!
SROM is guided by four core values: Glory of God, King & Kingdom, Father & Family, and The Nations. On every SROM course, students will experience: