Green Drag-On is a six-pitch, Grade IV, C2+ aid climb on the Index Upper Town Wall.

Town Crier is classic a six-pitch, Grade IV, 5.8 C2 aid climb on the Index Upper Town Wall.

A popular rock climbing area near the town of Index, Washington off Highway 2. It's a great area for crag climbing, aid climbing and training.

One of Burien's hidden treasures. The trail travels along the waterfront allowing for great views of Puget Sound and the homes along the hill.

A strenuous hike of up to 15 miles round trip with up to 3,700 feet of elevation gain. The trail starts at Box Canyon and climbs an initial steep section to the Cowlitz Divide, along the Wonderland Trail through alpine meadows and some of the most beautiful scenery in Mount Rainier National Park.

Known as "The Creek", this is one of the finest crack climbing areas in the world.

Bikepack a loop that connects two caves in the Indian Heaven Wilderness and Gifford Pinchot National Forest. It is a perfect overnight trip on gravel and dirt roads through lava beds formed 20,000 years ago, open forests, subalpine meadows, and huckleberry fields.

A hike or backpack along the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) in the storied Indian Heaven Wilderness, one of the most beautiful and scenic wilderness areas of Washington. This area has an abundance of seasonal huckleberries and numerous lakes, and provides a few day hiking and backpacking options that start at Cultus Creek, the northeast entrance to the Indian Heaven.

An 15-mile round trip easy backpack or strenuous hike with 1,100 feet of elevation gain in one of the most beautiful and scenic wilderness areas of Washington. This area has an abundance of seasonal huckleberries, there are multiple swimming opportunities, and you'll probably see as many or more lakes on this trip than on any other.

Ingalls Creek is a moderate, 11 mile in-and-out day hike with 1,450 ft in elevation gain. The trail goes up the creek past rapids and through forests.

The backcountry ski tour into Ingalls Peak Bowls is a strenuous, 6 mile route with 3,200 ft in elevation gain. The bowls from Ingalls Peak and Ingalls Lake offer a variety of steep and open slopes. There is avalanche danger so it is best to be familiar with the area.

Ingalls Peak via the East Ridge is rated Grade II, 5.7.

Ingalls Peak - South Peak is a scramble of 11 miles with 3,600 feet of gain. An intermediate scramble with a few exposed moves.

A fun, three-pitch rock climb on good rock with a few 5.2-5.3 moves and some exposure. Enjoy the approach through an Alpine Larch forest and views of Mount Stuart. Expect snow in June and early July, and hot temperatures by August. Times: 3-4 hr approach, 3-5 hr climb to summit. This is a great first alpine rock climb. It's also very popular—consider one of the alternate basic rock climbs, the Ingalls Peak/Southwest Face or Ingalls Peak/East Peak/Southwest Face.

Located in the Southern Picket Range in North Cascades National Park, this route follows a ramp system and then finishes by a "Great Gash" in the upper part of the face. It's a Grade III, 5.8 rock climb.

This glacier excursion offers several summits to tag along the way, including Klawatti, Austera, and Primus, stunning views, and peace an quite in the remote North Cascades.

Alder Campus is located in the Patricia H. Clark Children and Family Justice Center, near downtown Seattle, and provides a wide range of educational and transitional services to youth.

Southeast Campus, in the heart of Columbia City in South Seattle, provides students access to small class sizes with a dedicated team of educators grounded in anti-racist practices and removing systemic barriers

Interagency Academy at the University District Youth Center is located in the University Congregational United Church of Christ (UCUCC) building near the University of Washington.

The Interglacier ski tour at Mount Rainier is an advanced, 12 mile round trip with 5,200 ft in elevation gain. The trail up follows the White River before switchbacking up to Glacier Basin. There are crevasses towards the top and there is an avalanche potential.