Winter Term with Girls Inc.
Closed Registration

Camp Outpost is proud to partner with Girls Inc. to deliver a Winter Term experience designed to build confidence, leadership, and access through snow sports and applied learning.

Participants move through a structured winter pathway that blends snowboarding foundations, STEM-based snow science, and terrain park engineering and riding. Athletes begin with stance, balance, and edge control, then explore how weather systems, snow conditions, and surface science influence safe riding environments. As skills progress, riders are introduced to the fundamentals of terrain park design—learning how features are built, how flow is created, and how responsibility and creativity come together in shared park spaces.

Winter Term with Girls Inc. is about creating space for young women to see themselves as athletes, leaders, and problem-solvers in outdoor environments where representation matters. By pairing professional instruction with intentional access, this partnership turns winter into a platform for confidence, curiosity, and long-term opportunity.

This collaboration reflects Camp Outpost’s commitment to building inclusive pathways into the outdoors.

Winter Term at Edison Elementary School
Closed Registration

Camp Outpost is proud to partner with Edison Elementary School to deliver a season-long adventure pathway that begins with Winter Term and carries students into Skate and Water Term as spring arrives—creating continuity, confidence, and real momentum across the year.

Through this closed-registration program, students start with a structured Winter Term experience focused on snowboarding foundations, STEM-based snow science, and terrain park engineering and riding. Participants build balance, coordination, and problem-solving skills while learning how weather, snow conditions, and design shape safe and creative riding environments. As the seasons change, the same cohort continues their progression through Skate and Water Term, applying what they’ve learned to new disciplines and new challenges.

This model turns after-school programming into something bigger than a single season. It creates a year-long pathway where access stays consistent, relationships grow stronger, and skill development compounds over time.