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Sequoia National Forest w/ Abby Fifer Mandell {Social Entrepreneurship}


  • Sandy Flats Campground Caliente, CA 93518 (map)

Sign ups are first come first serve! Links will open at 9PM sharp on Sunday.

TRIP DESCRIPTION:

Doing nothing Friday thru Sunday and want to go outdoors, see some beautiful trees, hang out by a lake, go on a hike, camp, and enjoy some quality time? Then this trip is perfect for you. We will go to Sequoia National Forest Friday midday, cook some dinner and then have a Saturday full of small hikes and hanging out and enjoying the beautiful national forest and a chill Sunday before going home. Hopefully we also see some bears.

PACKING LIST:

  • Backpack

  • H2O

  • WAIVERS

  • Some snacks

  • Friday lunch

  • Clothes

WE WILL PROVIDE: FOR OVERNIGHTS

  • Tents

  • Sleeping Bag

  • Sleeping pad



PROFESSOR: Abby Fifer Mandell.

DEPARTMENT: MARSHALL

RATE MY PROFESSOR: she has no reviews, very secret society

Abby is the best of the best of professors who will make you think and change your outlook on life. She teaches a course on entrepreneurship focused on doing social good. Students love her class and have loved going on Peaks trips with her.

She also was UVA student class president, a school with multiple secret societies.


PEAK: Sequoia National Forest

DIFFICULTY: 3/5

SCENERY: “ The Sequoia National Forest, located at the southern end of the Sierra Nevada in central California, takes its name from the giant sequoia, the world's largest tree, which grows in more than 30 groves on the Forest's lower slopes.

The Forest comprises about 1.1 million acres, and elevations range from about 1,000 to 12,000 feet, creating precipitous canyons and mountain streams with spectacular waterfalls such as Salmon Creek Falls and Grizzly Falls.”

FUN FACT: Sequoia National Forest also includes Jeffrey Pines and Douglas-fir, two tree species named after Scottish dudes.


TRIP LEAD: Hudi

He once lied that he was on Chopped Jr and pranked a summer camp.

Contact Hudi: ypotash@usc.edu (hyperlinked!)

Bio: here!