Organizations
Deer Hill Expeditions
Deer Hill Expeditions is the independent operator identified in Deer Hill Wilderness Leadership's official material; this record does not imply a SUMMERCAMP partnership, certification or endorsement.
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SOURCES
Sources & evidence
- [01]Wilderness LeadershipDeer Hill Expeditions · accessed 2026-08-26Official external-program source for program-deer-hill-wilderness-leadership.Freshness: recent
- The page lists June 29–July 24, 2026, 26 days, ages 16–18, and 40 service hours.
- It describes canyon backpacking and canyoneering, high-elevation San Juan mountaineering, participant leadership, and community-hosted service at Zuni Pueblo.
- The page presents tarp/tent, basecamp, and community-hosted stages rather than a single fixed camp.
- [02]About Deer HillDeer Hill Expeditions · accessed 2026-08-26Official external-program source for program-deer-hill-wilderness-leadership.Freshness: current
- The page states that Deer Hill Expeditions and Deer Hill Foundation coalesced in January 2025 into a single nonprofit organization.
- It describes the public operator as Deer Hill Expeditions.
- [03]Essential Eligibility CriteriaDeer Hill Expeditions · accessed 2026-08-26Official external-program source for program-deer-hill-wilderness-leadership.Freshness: current
- The criteria describe remote travel at approximately 7,000–14,000 feet with medical care hours or a day away.
- They specify carrying 40–60-pound packs, traveling 1–10 miles per day for days or weeks, and six-to-eight-hour service days using tools.
- They require self-care, team responsibility, and appropriate behavior during periods without direct supervision.