Adventure Program
Adventure Trips, Workshops, Classes, Clinics, & Events
All trips and resources below are available to WSU students, faculty, staff, and the community.
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Pre-Registration
- See trip pages for online registration
- Email: outdoorprogram@weber.edu
- Stop by
- Register Online
Registration Forms
Adventure Program
Community members are welcome to participate in most Outdoor Programs, and Adventure Programs.
A 30% discount is provided for all WSU Students and Alumni Members.
Refund Information
- I understand that by registering for a trip, I am committed to attend.
- If the trip is canceled by the WSU Outdoor Program, I will receive a 100% refund.
- I understand that if I cancel after the registration within 7 days of the scheduled program, I will not receive a refund.
- If I cancel my registration anytime prior the aforementioned 7 day refund deadline, I will receive a 50% refund of the registration cost.
- (For overnight trips) Attendance at the pre-trip meeting is mandatory. Those who do not attend may not be able to attend the trip and may not be given a refund.
Native and Indigenous Peoples Land Acknowledgement
Weber State University was built on land that has been cared for by the Fremont, Goshute, Paiute, Ute, and Shoshone peoples. As guests on their land, we would like to acknowledge them and their livelihoods for their past and current contributions to caring for the Earth. The land we are meeting on today has long served as a site of gathering and exchange for Native and Indigenous Peoples, which, in the state of Utah, includes eight federally recognized, sovereign tribes. It is they who have provided the landscapes and spaces for us to continue communing. It is important to recognize tribal sovereignty when we acknowledge the land. Tribal sovereignty is the right for American Indians and Alaska Natives to govern themselves, a right the United States Constitution recognizes. American Indian and Alaska Native tribal nations have distinct governments that hold the same authority as federal and state governments, thus allowing them to govern their communities, preserve their culture, control their economy, define citizenship, enforce laws, and regulate property and land use, all of which further protect Indigenous land and people. We would also like to acknowledge and honor the enslaved and colonized laborers who built and maintain the brick-and-mortar foundation of our country. They too sustained the land only to be mistreated continuously on an individual, institutional, and societal level. Weber State University recognizes, validates, respects, and honors these sovereign nations and their traditions, cultures, and histories. In our work, we will continue to pay our respects to the elders who lived here before us, and to the generations to come.
--Special thanks to WSU student Christian Phomsouvanh for their leadership role in developing this statement.
--Special thanks to WSU student Christian Phomsouvanh for their leadership role in developing this statement.
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