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Howland Hill Outdoor School
Howland Hill lodge and kitchen
Howland Hill Outdoor School lodge and kitchen
 

Howland Hill Outdoor School Facility Guide (PDF, 3.05 MB)

Howland Hill Outdoor School Parent/Ranger Aide brochure (PDF, 317 KB)

 
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Dining area and restroom
 
HHOS kitchen
Inside the kitchen
 
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Cabin and cabin interior
 
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Cabin interior
 
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Campfire ring and What Is An Animal?
 
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Salmon survival game and checking out a nurse log
 
parachute games and I Spy
 
stream study, ranger and student, trail work
Stream study, ranger and student, trail work
 
journaling, microscoping, hiking back from Mill Creek
Journaling, microscoping, hiking back from Mill Creek
 
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Spruce classroom, Create A Park, Nickerson Ranch Trail
 
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Woodpile, trail into the school setting, Geology I at the lodge
 
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Restroom in the parking lot and clivis toilets
 

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Did You Know?

Did You Know?
The famous drive-through giant sequoia in the Mariposa Grove of Yosemite National Park fell in 1969 under heavy snow. Today there are three coast redwood drive-through trees along Highway 101 in northern California. All are on private property and charge admission.
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Last Updated: February 17, 2011 at 07:16 MST