Caving
Walking in underground passage ways, crawl ways, mud rooms, waterfalls, streams,
formations. When you visit the land down under you will probably run into all of
these and more with the REINHARDT OUTDOORS cavers. We offer a wide variety of
caving experiences geared for beginners as well as the intermediate spelunker.
For a first-time experience or a more sophisticated trip involving vertical
skills, REINHARDT OUTDOORS guarantees you a most fascinating experience
underground.
Hiking
REINHARDT OUTDOORS' hiking program features a wide variety of trips ranging from
scenic, relaxing weekend destinations to challenging trails and mountains. The
backpacking schedule may include trips to areas such as South Cumberland State
Park, Chattahoochee National Forest, and the Appalachian Trail. These trips
offer some of the most scenic views in the country to attract participants of
all skill levels. For a
short hike close to home, try one of our Reinhardt College Campus
Trails.
Mountain biking
REINHARDT OUTDOORS’ mountain biking program allows riders of all experience
levels to enjoy a day of outdoor exercise riding down mountain trails and
through the Georgia countryside. Rides consist of approximately two hours and
will include information on proper techniques, care, and safety.
Closer to home are the Reinhardt College
Campus Mountain Biking Trails.
Horseback riding
Horseback riding trips offer participants an excellent opportunity to see some
of the scenic Georgia countryside while learning and practicing basic equestrian
skills. Rides consist of approximately two hour rides in the Georgia mountains.
Rides also include information on proper tacking techniques, horse care, and
riding safety.
Canoeing and Whitewater
Rafting
Imagine yourself screaming down Double Trouble Rapid on the wild Ocoee river,
learning canoeing skills down the exciting Nantahala River, or tubing through
waters of the Hiawassee River. REINHARDT OUTDOORS' canoeing and rafting trips
take you to a variety of locations throughout Georgia and Tennessee.
