Camping and hiking through the western North Carolina mountains in late-January requires as much toughness as know-how.

Christ School's Backpackers are more than ready for whatever the great outdoors throws at them.

Minds begin to race when a Headmaster's Holiday is announced at Christ School.

What is the best way to enjoy a day off from classes? For Richard Lytle '20, there was never any question it would be sitting in a kayak.

Patrick Shea '20 knew his limits until he started stretching them.

True, the concept behind the Adventure Sports program may be 118 years old at Christ School. But coach Matt Chisholm is constantly finding new ways to test his "Frogmen," whether it is biking, running, paddling, or trekking through the mountains of western North Carolina.

Advanced Placement exams were in full swing May 11 when Christ School's Outdoor Program put four Greenies and their coaches through a different kind of test. For the record, Christian Blanks '19, Patrick Shea '20, Sawyer Duhaime '18, and Will DuBose '19 aced it.

Members of the Christ School Ski and Snowboard team only get to hit the slopes once a week. So they make the time count in more ways than one.