Our 2023 Fieldcraft Survival series recap.
Fieldcraft 201 | Spring
Join Another Summit in part 2 of our spring season fieldcraft survival series taking place Saturday, June 15 to Sunday, June 16.
Instructed by Jon Turner — a USMC veteran from Vermont — this 2-part fieldcraft survival series will provide methods to cover basic needs of survival in the wilderness — Shelter, Water, Fire, Food and Tools — by using modern and primitive resources. Each class will highlight multiple approaches to meet these basic needs and there will be several opportunities to test gear in the field.
The 201 class will provide you with a deeper understanding of the fundamentals of wilderness survival and the tools and techniques you'll need to survive, with fewer resources than the 101 class. This is a continuation of our Fieldcraft 101 class, so if you haven’t taken the 101 class you won’t be able to take this one. Don’t worry though! If you miss either of our spring classes you can take them in the fall.
The intent of this series is to build a mindset that increases the capability of survival if confronted with adversity, but to also provide a skillset to work on projects while sitting around the fire at camp which include — containers & utensils, cordage, friction fire sets and traps & triggers. We will also highlight medicinal and functional properties of plants in the region.
Participants are welcome to camp on-site or head home at the end of the day. Class runs from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM each day with a break for lunch. Another Summit is able to provide all the necessary gear for participants who need it.
WHO: Guardians and their family (kids welcome)
WHEN: Saturday, June 15 - Sunday, June 16
9 AM - 4:30 PM each day
WHERE: The Equus Effect
37 Drum Road, Sharon, CT 06069
DIFFICULTY: 🟦 Blue (easy)
Blue adventures are great for first time hikers, people short on time, or folks with small children. Most of our educational workshops fall into this category as well.
About the instructor: Jon Turner was introduced to fieldcraft and wilderness living at a young age and has spent the majority of his life in or near the woods. He served with the Marines between 2003-2007, deploying to Haiti and twice to Iraq. He and his family operate Wild Roots Community Farm and Accipiter Fieldcraft in Central Vermont, where they teach homesteading, wilderness survival and self-rescue.
Applications must be submitted before 8 PM ET on Monday, June 10th.
Another Summit
Another Summit organizes and leads outdoor adventure activities — such as walking, hiking, backpacking, and paddling — in the Hudson Valley Region of New York & across the Northeast.
We welcome guardians of all ages and ability levels, including those with accessibility needs, and we work to facilitate access throughout the Hudson Valley and NYC area.
Our outdoor adventures range from beginner to advanced difficulty levels and are led by certified outdoor leaders. Another Summit’s difficulty rating system considers multiple factors, including elevation, terrain, and frequency of rests.
🟪 Purple (easiest) ♿
🟦 Blue (easy)
🟩 Green (moderate)
🟨 Yellow (moderately strenuous)
🟥 Red (strenuous)
⬛ Black (very strenuous)