Tribe Adventure Program
TAP into the outdoors!
Announcements:
Wilderness First Aid Training: Jan. 22-23, 2022 - Open to the Public. Cost $230
Covid Vaccination Required - Cards will be checked by NOLS instructors. Landmark Learning/NOLS presents Wilderness First Aid Certification @ W&M - Open to Public - Limited Spaces. limited tent sites will be available on site at no additional cost. Additional information will be provided upon registration. If you plan to spend time in the backcountry, you need to be prepared. Fast paced and hands-on, this two day course covers a wide range of wilderness medicine topics for people who travel and work in the outdoors. This course is pre-approved by such organizations as: the American Camping Association, the United States Forest Service, and other governmental agencies.
Check out Fall 2021 TAP Programming- Spring is on its Way!
It doesn't matter if you're an avid outdoor enthusiast or have never ventured beyond your own backyard, the Tribe Adventure Program has something for you. Whether it's scaling our indoor Climbing Wall, spending an evening paddling down at our boathouse, or joining us on an exciting trip, TAP welcomes you to explore the great outdoors!
The Tribe Adventure Program's Mission
In keeping with the mission and values of William & Mary and Campus Recreation, the Tribe Adventure Program (TAP) strives to provide fun and educational programming that promotes health and wellness, and the sustainable use of our environment. Additionally, the Tribe Adventure Program endeavors to provide student employees an opportunity to develop valuable group and leadership skills that will last a lifetime. TAP is an Educational Partner of the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics.
Discover the Tribe Adventure Program:
Climbing WallTest your strength at the Climbing Wall on the Mid-Level of the Student Recreation Center. |
Challenge CourseA curated combination of Low Elements, High Ropes, and Zipline will create an engaging experience for any team. |
Matoaka BoathouseLocated on William and Mary's own Lake Matoaka, the Matoaka Boathouse offers free recreational canoe and kayaking for members of the William and Mary community. The Boathouse is closed for the winter. |
TAP TripsVenture off-campus and into the great outdoors! We offer a variety of trips that occur every weekend of the semester. |
For information regarding any of our programs, please contact [[tap]]
Please be familiar with the Cancellation Policy.
