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Outdoor Adventures
A:te
you tired of the everyday
scenery of our campus?
Do
you
feel as if you're going
to
explode if
you don't get away from all that
stress?
Do
yoll like to ski, back–
pack, camp, bicycle, rockclimb,
and visit wilderness areas like Yo–
semite and Catalina?
Outdoor Adventures is a part of
the USD Student Affairs and the
office is located on the lower level
of the University Center. The
goals of Outdoor adventures are to
provide service
to
the community
of USD in the areas of bicycle re–
pair, outdoor travel and equip–
ment rental.
Outdoor adventures has outings
every weekend that you and your
friends are welcome to take part.
Experience hot springs, a sauna
cave, Indian petroglyths, and can–
oeing on the crystal clear waters
of Black Canyon. Backpack
to
the
top of San Jacinto mountain over–
looking Palm Springs. Pedal your
way through the gently rolling
countryside visiting wineries and
savoring their fine wines. Exper–
ience the thrill of drifting with
the wind on a hot air balloon.
Learn the daring sport of rock–
climbing or snorkle in Lovers Cove
on Catalina Island. These outings
are designed to cater
to
your plea–
sures and there is no better way to
meet some fun loving people who
enjoy the wilderness like you.
Black Canyon is known for its natun,J beauty and peaeefulness. Also, we manager to catch the OA staffat a
rare moment, but believe it or not they make it all possible.
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The only way
to
wake up on an Outdoor Adventure
is
to
take
the Nestea Jcetea plunge
in
the Colorado River.
The Joshua Tree Rockclimb gives students the chance to
challenge their physical abilities.
Pete Ryan takes time out to enjoy the beauty of nature.
II you do what you've always done, you11 be what you've always been.
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Pete Ryan, Director of Outdoor Adventures