Introduction to Wilderness Survival Clinic in Marin County
San Francisco
Learn the ancient skills of survival in the woods, including how to build a shelter, gather water, make a fire, and forage edible plants or set up traps for food.
Learn the ancient skills of survival in the woods, including how to build a shelter, gather water, make a fire, and forage edible plants or set up traps for food. Both novice campers and seasoned backpackers will benefit from hands-on activities during this 5-hour class with a naturalist instructor. The session takes place in a redwood forest of Marin County, located north of San Francisco.
Frequently Asked Questions
You'll learn how to build shelters, gather water, make fire, forage edible plants, and set up food traps in a redwood forest near San Francisco.
The class is held in a redwood forest in Marin County, just north of San Francisco.
The hands-on survival clinic lasts approximately five hours.
Both novice campers and experienced backpackers can benefit from this San Francisco-area survival class.
No prior experience is needed; the clinic is designed for all skill levels.
Check the website for a detailed list, but comfortable outdoor clothing and sturdy shoes are recommended.
Check the official website for details on food and water provisions during the session.
Private group bookings may be available; check the providers' website for options and availability.
The clinic operates seasonally; check the website for current available dates and times.
The clinic is accessible by car north of San Francisco; specific directions are provided upon booking.
