2019 Final Banquet - including Leadership Camp
2019 Camp - High Water at Mud Pond Landing.
War canoe with most of the campers leaves the Lower Lake dock
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ATIS High Peaks CampWe hope to return to our past model of High Peaks Camp. As of late September, we are cautiously optimistic that we will be able to have a "normal" camp in 2022.
All 2021 campers are automatically enrolled in the 2022 running of the camp provided they notify us by November 1 that they are still interested/able to attend. We will then go to the waiting list, but there may be some spots for new campers. Thus, there is a link below to the 2022 application form. The season starts with High Peaks Camp, which was inaugurated in 1965 and has been extremely popular ever since. Every year around the 19th of June, twenty boys and girls, along with their counselors and the cooks launch canoes on the Lower Lake and paddle up to the Upper Lake for two weeks of wilderness education and fun. In addition to day hikes, camping instruction, and swimming, the campers go on two 4 day trips: a backpacking trip over several of the "46ers", and a canoe trip on any of the many lakes and rivers in the region. One of the highlights is the final Banquet at which skits are performed, awards given out and much laughter is heard. High Peaks Camp Brochure 2022 High Peaks Application Form 
High Peaks Camp 2019
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Sam Hoar, Director, center in black shirt.
The panorama from Panorama Camp
Overturned Canoe Rescue Practice
Canoe Rescue Success
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Adirondack Trail Improvement Society
PO Box 565
Keene Valley, NY 12943
(518) 576-9157
atis@atistrail.org
PO Box 565
Keene Valley, NY 12943
(518) 576-9157
atis@atistrail.org
