October 3-Season Hiking Leader Training
- Leaders
- Aoife Troxel (Leader)
- Program
- 3-season hiking
- Type
- Other
- Trip date
- Tuesday, October 14th
- Difficulty rating
- EZ
Do you want to help co-lead hikes with us this fall and next spring? Do you want to learn what being a MITOC hiking leader is all about? In order to become a 3-Season Hiking Co-Leader, you should attend one of our 3S Safety & Training seminars:
The October seminar will be on Tuesday, October 14th at 6:00PM - 7:00PM in person on MIT campus and over zoom. There will be food and a trip planning social after the training to network with other prospective leaders and meet more experienced MITOCers!
This is the LAST 3-Season Training for 2025 so if you want to lead non-winter hiking trips before June 2026 you should plan to attend. For those who want to lead Winter hiking trips you will (also) need to attend ₊˚。⋆❆⋆。˚₊ winter leader training ₊˚。⋆❆⋆。˚₊ in November
To become a 3-season co-leader with MITOC you will need to:
Participate in at least 2 official MITOC hiking trips
Attend a 3-season hiking Safety & Training Seminar
Submit an application at mitoc-trips.mit.edu/hiking/leaders/apply
You can move from a co-leader to full leader status after leading 2 hikes as co-leader and receiving upgrade recommendations from full leaders on these trips. We will also assign full-leader status on a case-by-case evaluation of previous outdoor leadership expertise, including your leader rating from Winter School, if applicable. Read more here.
New here and not sure how leading hikes with MITOC works?
Join one of our hikes or circuses as a participant! (Check out our chill(y) October/November Circus)
Come and hang out with us during social events
Email questions to 3s-hiking-chair@mit.edu
Signup
- Algorithm
- first-come, first-serve
- Maximum participants
- 50
- Signups opened at
- Oct. 3, 2025, 7 p.m.
- Signups close at
- Oct. 14, 2025, 9 a.m.
- Notes
- Do you have dietary restrictions?
- What date represents your favorite time of year? (Example: "April 25th because it's not too hot, not too cold. All you need is a light jacket!")