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We found this short blog post (link below) from U.S. News and World Report with advice on picking a summer camp for teens. Navigate Summer Camp Options for Teens - US News & World Report
There are definitely tons of options out there for teens these days...we just happen to offer one that mixes fun, adrenaline, high level watersports instruction, and awesome people.
It is technically spring up here in NH but you would not know it by the weather and lingering snow. The slopes are all still open but when I'm not on my snowboard I like to explore the networks of trails around the lake.
While hiking on one of the paths I found this carpet of leaves, revealed under the melting snow. It was pretty cool.
A few miles around the back of the mountain I came across this little frozen pond and a stand of white birch.
In Goffstown, NH there are two little peaks called the Uncanoonucs. In an otherwise urban and populous area these two mountains feel like you are far away from civilization. The above ice cave was about a quarter mile up the trail on North Uncanoonuc.
From the top of North Uncanoonuc you get a nice view of the south peak.
Have fun!
While we are up in NH enjoying the last couple of weeks of snowboard season, Billy is still playing in the water in Florida. Weak winds have curtailed his kiteboarding and small surf has limited his traditional surfing so Stand Up Paddleboarding is where it's at!
More pics on our Facebook page!
Keep shredding, Billy!
We saw this an article online today (link below) which breaks down some ideas to think about when contemplating summer camp. They make some solid points and it is a quick read for those of you who are having trouble pulling the trigger and making a camp decision. How to Give Children Their Best Possible Summer Camp Experience
I would add that camps (especially ours):
Most of all, camps are just pure, 100% fun.
We stumbled across this Boston Globe article today: 10 Questions to Ask When Choosing a Summer Camp
I will not hold it against them but I think they got some inspiration from our blog posts last year about how to pick a summer camp:
Water Monkey Tips on Picking a Summer Camp part 1 - Feb 2012
Water Monkey Tips on Picking a Summer Camp part 2 - Feb 2012
Just seeing articles about summer camp in the paper is good enough for me. It is definitely important to take some time when choosing a camp. If you need help always feel free to give us a call...if wakeboarding/wakesurfing/waterskiing/wakeskating on an awesome boat with cool people is not your thing we will help you find another program!
617-855-WAKE (9253)
