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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Davidson, Middlebury and Colorado College[/quote] Nothing particularly outdoorsy about Davidson. W&L has the most active outdoors club in the country and a beautiful location in the mountains. I know some kids at University of Denver and they spend a lot of time in the mountains. Colgate, Dartmouth and Cornell tend to attract outdoorsy kids.[/quote] Davidson has a lake campus and a very active outdoors program. Google is your friend.[/quote] I’m very familiar with it, the Davidson boosters will find a way to introduce it in every thread. It doesn’t belong among the many schools listed here with immediate access to the great outdoors, as opposed to a bedroom suburbs. If the criteria is access to outdoors club, we could list half the colleges in the country.[/quote]
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