How to Prepare For A Teen Adventure Trip
As any Overland student knows, preparing for an outdoor adventure trip can be a bit nerve wracking. Whether you’re embarking...
We Welcome Your Application to Join Us!
We build each of our groups with care, keeping the groups small (no more than twelve students), and paying close attention to age, grade, gender, and the mix of hometowns and schools. Our goal is to put together great groups — groups where nice kids thrive in a supportive, wholesome, and caring environment. Please note: availability as shown is based on students traveling without a friend; if your child is interested in traveling with a friend, please call our office for availability.
Important Information about Availability
Available
This departure of this trip has good availability. Apply as soon as possible since availability changes quickly.
Limited
This departure of this trip has limited availability. Apply as soon as possible, and on receipt of your application, if space is still available, we’ll confirm a spot for you. If all of the spots are taken, we’ll call you to discuss options.
Waitlist
This departure of this trip is currently full — please call us to discuss options.
How to Apply
Apply online using a credit card for the $795 deposit (your card will not be charged until we confirm a spot for you). Applications are reviewed in the order in which they are received (we do not hold spots over the phone).
When to Apply
The flow of applications starts in July and peaks in January/February. Some groups fill by the December holidays, and others will have space into the late spring. Our advice? Apply as soon as possible — it only takes a few minutes — and we’ll get to work right away to find a great spot for you.
Questions?
Call (413.458.9672) or email (info@overlandsummers.com). We look forward to hearing from you.
A Message to the Overland Community
Overland’s mission is rooted in respect for others. We are committed to a world in which every person is seen, heard, and valued.
To the Black people in our country and in the Overland community: we stand in solidarity with you.
To the people of color in our country and in the Overland community: we stand in solidarity with you.
We mourn the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and countless others lost to brutality and violence.
There is challenging work ahead. We are committed to listening to those who have lived experiences of racism so we can learn. We seek to make changes close to home that we hope will be multiplied by thousands of similar actions across the country.
In this time of great pain and dissonance, we are committed to facing injustice and acting on the lessons we learn.
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