Hear what a few past participants and their parents have to say about Epic Sierra Adventures:

“Just wanted to send a huge THANK YOU!!!!” Our daughter had a blast on the Epic Adventure.  What a great experience for everyone who was lucky enough to attend.  This will be something she remembers her entire life.”

1. -Parents of Madison, 15, past Epic participant
   

“Other camps were twice the cost and not nearly the same experience with a small group of kids.  We could not have sent him to any camp like this one for the money.”

-Mother of Sam, 17, past Epic participant

“When I got back from an Epic trip, I found myself feeling trapped inside and craving the outdoors.  I realized that one must make time to be out in nature to maintain a well rounded being.  Really an entire part of life is missing without exposure to nature.  I can’t really come up with a scientific explanation for this; it’s more of a spiritual connection.”

-Sarah, 17, past Epic participant

“What an amazing time our daughter had on your trip.  She has always had a difficult time with change, new people, different environments, etc, but this opportunity proved to be exactly what we had hoped for, and more.  We were ecstatic to learn of her adventures and her enthusiasm for the outdoors.  Her first comment was that after the second day in Coloma the group felt like, “one big happy family.”  Kudos for making this trip a most memorable experience for all of the lucky campers.”

- Parents of Maddi, 14, past Epic participant

“I learned that wilderness isn’t just the backcountry or a protected forest, wilderness is all around and every bit needs to be appreciated and protected because it is so much bigger than all of us.”

1. -Isabella, 16, past Epic participant
   

“I learned more about conservation in these two weeks than the public school system has taught me (about conservation) in my 12 years of school”

- Alex, 17, past Epic participant

“I have continued to expand my appreciation for both [water and land conservation] but what I will take away most is the ability we have to actively participate in conservation and make a difference for our futures.”

- Stephanie, 16, past Epic participant