COR Expeditions

08/29/2026

The trail has a way of drawing us closer to one another, to creation, and to God.

Through adventure, community, and time spent in the beauty of His creation, we discover new strength, deepen our faith, and grow together!

Come adventure with us!

08/25/2026

We are so grateful for the opportunity to partner with the Archdiocese for Military Services (Archdiocese for Military USA) on the Grunt Padre Expedition.

It was an honor to accompany these men as they grow in organizational leadership through field training exercises, amidst the beauty of the Wind River Range!

08/23/2026

08/22/2026

08/20/2026

How do we lead others in the wilderness?

By inviting them back into their own hearts.

Earlier this week we filmed with Relic Films, right here in our Wyoming backyard.

We climbed rock, hiked in the canyon, cooked in a rain storm, reflected on stories of transformation, and ultimately documented the heart of COR Expeditions.

Thankful for our passionate team of instructors, and for our epic film crew.

Director | Danny Anderson
DP | Martin Jernberg

08/18/2026

It really was never about arriving to a place, but going on an inward journey, giving our hearts to God and allowing him to give us a NEW HEART.

Ezekiel 36:26-27

This summer our amazing JSP Seminarians joined on a pilgrimage to Chimayó. Pilgrimage is such a powerful reminder that our journey on earth is about more than where we’re going.

08/12/2026

Nothing like a good summer BBQ! ☀️🌭

Good food, great company, and even better memories. Our summer staff barbecue was the perfect chance to relax, reconnect, and celebrate the incredible people who made this summer so special!!

08/09/2026

“The past two years have been filled with life. Real life, in the form of thunderstorms and bears and mountains waiting to be climbed.  Real life, in the form of real laughter, vulnerability, and growth. I’ve seen friendships forged in the smithy of suffering, and I’ve witnessed God make Himself Incarnate, again and again, in the Eucharist and in those around me. […]

As good as the wilderness is, though, most of us are not called to stay there forever. After His transfiguration, Jesus resumes His normal appearance and hikes down from Mt Tabor with His disciples. There, in the ordinary streets of ordinary cities, He will continue His ministry and eventually save the world.  None of us can remain in the mountains forever. Just as with every student after a COR trip, Christ calls each of us to follow Him into the ordinary and to seek and find Him there.” - Margaret Mary

Thank you Margaret Mary for being so generous with your time and talents!

08/07/2026

The Feast of the Transfiguration reminds us that mountains are places of encounter, but not places to stay.

Jesus leads Peter, James, and John up the mountain, where they glimpse his glory. It’s a breathtaking moment, and Peter wants to build tents and remain there. But Jesus leads them back down.

The mountain isn’t the destination. It’s where we’re transformed so we can return to the world with renewed purpose.

Backpacking has a way of quieting the noise and opening our hearts to God. But the invitation is always the same: carry what you’ve received into everyday life. The trail ends, but the mission continues.

May every summit remind us that we don’t climb to escape the world—we climb so we can come back ready to love it more deeply.

07/30/2026

One week in the wilderness > a whole summer indoors.

How are you spending your summer? Come adventure with COR!