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Saturday, June 29 • 2:30pm - 4:30pm
Intro to Map and Compass ~ 2:30-4:30PM LIMITED

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Both cell phones and GPS receivers rely on technology that’s subject to failure,  whether you forget to charge a battery or inevitably drop your precious gadget in a river or on a rock. Knowing the basics of both compass and map use not only provide backup navigation if you’re deep in the wilderness, but they also offer a fun and refreshingly simple way to navigate. Polish your map reading skills and practice the following navigational tips next time you’re hiking or orienteering through your favorite natural area.
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Jose Gonzalez

Guide, The Outbound Collective
Dr. Jose H. Gonzalez started his career in outdoor education in 1989.  He has spent more than 900 nights sleeping in a tent, has hiked the Sierras, more than 200 miles of the Appalachian Trail, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of New Mexico, Caribbean volcanos and local gems like Mt... Read More →

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The Outbound Collective

The Outbound Collective is the fastest growing online community in the outdoors. Over 9 million users rely on The Outbound to find inspiration, explore new destinations, and to pursue their next great outdoor adventure.

Saturday June 29, 2019 2:30pm - 4:30pm MDT
Pursuit Village - Medterra
  Type 3 Classes, Navigation
  • about Dr. Jose H. Gonzalez started his career in outdoor education in 1989.  He has spent more than 900 nights sleeping in a tent, has hiked the Sierras, more than 200 miles of the Appalachian Trail, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of New Mexico, Caribbean volcanos and local gems like Mt. Woodson. His love for the outdoors and commitment to teaching has earned him the opportunity to teach for Outward Bound and several universities.  He possesses a doctoral degree in education with a focus on curriculum and instruction.  Jose currently teaches wilderness medicine courses for NOLS and lectures at CSUN's Recreation and Tourism Management Department.  

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