Another Summit is preparing for a summer filled with canoe camping, wilderness skills, and time spent outdoors together — and we’re inviting our community to help us gear up for the season: shop our Amazon Wishlist to ensure we’ve got what we need to provide awesome experiences to our guardians.

Birding offers a chance to slow down, look around, and pay attention to the world and the animals that we might otherwise overlook. And anyone can do it! You don’t even have to go far to start birding. Our Another Summit outdoor program Executive Director Henri de la Vega shares some tips for beginner birders (including basic gear and guides), along with photos taken on a few of our Another Summit outings, both on our birding-focused nature walks and other adventures where birds have been spotted!

On the last Friday of each month, our Another Summit outdoors program invites guardians and their friends & family to slow down, work with their hands, and connect over a shared table for Friday Night Fly Tying — a relaxed, two-hour evening workshop that welcomes complete beginners and experienced fly tiers alike. Come enjoy a low-pressure way to learn something new and leave with something you made yourself.

Whether you're brand new to fly fishing or looking to refine your technique, Another Summit invites you to join a year-long journey into the world of fly fishing alongside fellow guardians. This cohort-style course is designed for anglers of all levels.

Start the year off right by joining us for outdoor adventures, a companion dog awarding, iRest meditation, mobility, yoga, peer support, music jams, and more. With both virtual events and in-person gatherings, there’s something for everyone.

End your year on a high note by joining us for winter adventures, mobility, meditation, music, peer support, and more. With both virtual and in-person events available, there’s something for everyone.

Developed by clinical psychologist Dr. Richard Miller in the late early 2000s, the practice is called Integrative Restoration (later shortened to iRest) because it “helps us to integrate emotions, thoughts, and psychology, as well as restore us to our true wellness as human beings.”