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Examples of Trails Used During Various Programs
  Hiking difficulty for SHUMLA programs ranges from easy to strenuous. Inquire about the types of the trails that will be encountered during the program you are planning to attend. Although some trails used during SHUMLA School programs are strenuous and require good physical condition; they have been successfully navigated by participants in their 70s.
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Area around School buildings. Hike on flat ground. View of hiking trail. Trail to Fate Bell Shelter, Seminole Canyon.
Hiking to Painted Shelter. Leaving Parida Cave. Hiking through Mile Canyon, location of several rock shelters. Trail to White Shaman Shelter.
View of hiking trail Hiking into a canyon. Hiking into a canyon. Example of the type of slope that might be encountered.
A long trail. Trail to White Shaman Shelter. Trail to White Shaman Shelter. Hiking into Fate Bell Shelter, Seminole Canyon.
Trail to White Shaman Shelter. Trail to White Shaman Shelter. Trail to White Shaman Shelter. Trail to White Shaman Shelter.
Sliding down a drop into a canyon. Trail to White Shaman Shelter. Leaving Eagle Cave, Mile Canyon. Following a narrow trail.
Mile Canyon Hiking into Eagle Cave, Mile Canyon. Trail to While Shaman Shelter. Hiking out of a typical canyon.
Coming down a rough trail.      
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