Master the Elements
We've spent 17 years refining our curriculum. You won't find WiFi in the Catskills, but we'll make sure you won't need it. Why rely on a dying battery when you've the stars and a compass?
Learn to handle emergencies in remote environments where help is hours, not minutes, away. We cover trauma management, localized plant medicine, and emergency signaling.
- Basic wound care and stabilization
- Identifying hypoallergenic flora
- Building emergency litters
In Course 202, we're putting away the smartphones. Our specialty is clockwork-precision orienteering. You'll master the sextant, topographical maps, and terrain association.
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Nature isn't just scenery; it's a pantry. Our naturalists guide you through identifying edible fungi, roots, and seasonal berries safely.
Requirement: Completion of Course 101 or equivalent certification.
Meet Your Guides
Our team at Chronos Treks brings decades of combined experience from the field.
Labbe Iliadis
Lead Survivalist
15 years Military SERE instruction. Specialized in high-altitude extraction and cold-weather endurance.
Freya Neisinger
Head Naturalist
Master in Appalachian Botany. Freya has documented over 400 local medicinal flora species.
Teunis Bellum
Navigation Expert
Professional cartographer with a penchant for historical surveying tools. Expert in non-instrumental wayfinding.
Markeal Yeya
Safety Coordinator
Certified EMT-W. Ensures every Chronos Treks curriculum meets the highest rugged safety standards.
"Why did we choose Chronos Treks? Because their navigation course is the only one that truly disconnects you from the grid and reconnects you with yourself."
Siddiqua Teuffer
"Practical, intense, and life-changing. I don't look at a forest the same way anymore."
- Janace C.
"The instructors are world-class. You'll feel safe while being pushed to your limits."
- Fernan Marquart, Adventure Blogger