Outdoor School
Next Adventure takes you from town to trailhead and along some of the most spectacular trails this country has to offer. Day hikes focus on the natural flora, fauna and geologly of the area, following wildflower blooms, salmon runs and visiting waterfalls and scenic cliff-top views.
Experience the trail with local guides that you know and trust from the store. Get out on day hikes and overnight backpacking trips through some of the most remote areas of Mt. Hood and Northwest Oregon. Anyone can drive to roadside viewpoints - but only Next Adventure can take you to the heart of it all through Mt. Hood's secret backdoor - the Clackamas River basin.
From the magical splendor of the mossy rainforest to the semi-arid desert of the east side, our guides know Mt. Hood and its myriad trails.
If you have any questions about our scheduled tours, would like to be placed on a waitlist for a trip that has been filled, or would like to inquire about a custom group trip, contact outdoorschool@nextadventure.net.

2013 DAYHIKES
Mar 21 First Day of Spring Gorge Hike Angel's Rest
Apr 13 Cascade Mountain Hike Tumala Mountain
Apr 21 Earth Day Gorge Hike Angel's Rest
May 11 East-Side Wildflower Hike Tom McCall Preserve
May 19 Waterfall Hike Pup Creek Falls
Jun 15 West Side Wildflower Hike Riverside Trail
Jul 13 Columbia Gorge Hike Angel's Rest
Aug 10 Waterfall Hike Pup Creek Falls
Sep 1 Fall Mountain Hike Red Lake Trail
Sep 21 Mountain Lake Hike Cripple Creek Trail
Oct 12 Fall Mushroom Hike Fanton Trail
Oct 20 Fall Mushroom & Salmon Hike Clackamas River
2013 BACKPACK CAMPING TRIPS
Jun 1-2 2-day Backpack Intro Tumala Mountain
Jul 20-21 2-day Backpack Intro Hawk Mountain
Jul 30-8/1 3-day Backpack Trip Rho Ridge Trail
Aug 5-8 4-day Backpack Trip Pacific Crest Trail
Aug 22-24 3-day Backpack Trip Olallie Lakes
Sep 9-13 5-day Backpack Trip Pacific Crest Trail

2013-14 SNOWSHOE & XC SKI DAY TOURS
November 22 January 18
December 7 February 2
December 15 February 8
January 1 March 9
2014 WINTER CAMPING TRIPS
February 15-16th
*Questions? Check out the Outdoor School FAQ page.





