Where consciousness meets wilderness

Kroka Expeditions is a non-profit wilderness expedition school based on a year-round, organic farm in Marlow, New Hampshire. We believe that consciousness and altruistic will can be brought forward through a living relationship with the natural world, and by taking our places within the circle of community.

Our Programs

Summer Programs

One to four week expedition and basecamp programs for youth ages 9-18

Semester School

Three to five month long transformational wilderness journeys for ages 16-21

Programs for Schools

Farm-based experiences and wilderness expeditions for schools and colleges

Recent News

Semester School

The Green Mountains-Expedition 1

2023 Arctic to Atlantic Winter Semester Blog #3 It’s been awhile since you’ve heard from…
Semester School

Readying for Expedition: The final week at Basecamp

2023 Arctic to Atlantic Winter Semester Blog #2 Hello again from the 2023 Winter Semester!…
Semester School

Winter Semester Has Begun! The first weeks at Kroka Basecamp

2023 Arctic to Atlantic Winter Semester Blog #1 Greetings from the 2023 Winter Semester! The…
Semester School

The Borderlands

FALL 2022 LEGENDS OF THE SOUTHWEST BLOG #9 Day 1 Catalina State Park Today wasn’t…

We believe that the awakening of consciousness and altruistic will in young people is essential in creating a just and peaceful world.

We believe in the power of nature and community to awaken our highest selves.

We believe that pushing past our limits helps us shed the layers between ourselves and the world, and that vulnerability is an essential condition for wisdom and compassion.

We believe that appropriate risk taking is a doorway to trust in ourselves and others.

We believe in the just distribution of resources, living simply, rigorous work, celebration, song and ritual, and reverence for all of life.

Kroka was recently featured on WMUR TV’s Chronicle program

“Your program is extraordinary. You are not simply a ‘summer camp’ or even a ‘wilderness camp,’ … you are growing human beings.”

– Summer Parent

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