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Ascent is Gettysburg College's wilderness orientation program, which provides first-year students an opportunity to meet classmates and faculty and staff leaders and take an exciting trip.	Gettysburg Recreational Adventure Board (GRAB) offers 30 to 40 outdoor experiences during each academic year.	Eighty-five percent of all Gettysburg students take part in the College's extensive campus recreation program.
Nearly all students take advantage of the array of opportunities for recreation and fitness at Gettysburg, including weight training, aerobics, triathlons, swimming, spinning, yoga, pilates, and many other pursuits.	Intramural and club sports are the perfect alternative for those who love sports but don't want to compete at the varsity level.	The flag football championship is up for grabs as the best teams compete for the championship.
Students get ready for the Great Pumpkin Race which is a Gettysburg College campus recreation tradition.	Intramural leagues are offered in softball, indoor soccer, flag football, floor hockey, basketball, outdoor soccer, volleyball, and women's lacrosse.	Intramural basketball is a popular recreational sport at Gettysburg.
The men's A-league football champs.	The men's floor hockey champions proudly show-off their "Stanley Cup."	The Office of Experiential Education offers challenge course programs to the campus community, school groups, nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and corporate groups.
Club sports represent Gettysburg College in competitions against clubs from other institutions, and the teams provide competitive, social, recreational, and instructional opportunities.	Gettysburg Military Park overlooks the recreational soccer fields.	Intramural softball involves friendly competition between student organizations.