With more than 370 acres of land and nearly 400 vertical feet of elevation change, our campus serves as an interactive learning laboratory and a place to enjoy a wide range of educational activities and outdoor adventures. Our Outdoor Education and Adventures Program is designed to develop students’ self-confidence, resilience and self-sufficiency, while fostering in them a deep respect for, knowledge of and engagement in the natural world.
The program offers students a variety of outdoor opportunities — from mountain biking, hiking and land management projects on campus, to caving, canoeing and rock climbing in the Texas Hill Country and other more distant locations.