Athletics & Outdoor Programs
Dartmouth fields 34 intercollegiate, 35 intramural, and 21 club sports teams. More than 80 percent of the undergraduate student population takes part in some form of athletics. Off the athletic field, students also take part in outdoor programs through the Dartmouth Outing Club, the largest student organization on campus, which hosts workshops, classes, trips, and outings from the Connecticut River to the Appalachian Trail. Dartmouth also offers fitness programs and access to many of its athletic facilities and events to the community at large.
Athletics and Recreation:
Overseeing varsity, club, and intramural sports as well as physical education courses
- Dartmouth Athletics: Varsity sports, club and intramural programs
- Fitness and Lifestyle Improvement Program (FLIP): Fitness for all members of the Dartmouth community
- Fitness Center: Dartmouth's 16,000 square foot facility housing cardio equipment, strength machines, dumbbell areas and a full free-weight area
- Dartmouth Skiway: The College's own alpine ski area, 15 minutes north of campus
- Dartmouth Cross Country Ski Center: Groomed trails, rentals and lessons
- Morton Farm Riding Center: Dartmouth's equestrian center
- Hanover Country Club: A semi-private 18-hole course open to the public, just north of campus
Outdoor Programs:
Umbrella organization for student outdoor activities and facilities
- Dartmouth Outing Club: The largest student organization on campus, with more than 1,000 members
- Get Out!: A collection of outdoor recreation opportunities, from paddling to backcountry skiing
- DOC First-Year Trips: Dartmouth's outdoor orientation program to welcome our incoming first-year students
- Second College Grant: A working forest and recreation area in northern New Hampshire with programs through the Outdoor Programs Office
- Organic Farm: A student-run educational and working garden that provides sustainable food energy system models
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