The Interbarn is a two-story hands-on science center focused on providing a continuing educational experience that keeps students engaged and entertained at the end of the day. Both levels host a number of different stations, with upstairs stations themed around the complexity of life, and downstairs stations centered around natural history. Stations include a life-sized walk-in cell, rock and fossil collections, a variety of animal artifacts including skulls, bones, and pelts, and much more.

For schools attending 4 and 5 day programs, the cookout is a memorable experience where students get to cook their dinner over a fire, play games, and finish the evening with stories and campfire activities.

The old-fashioned Folk Dance in Heisler Hall is a high energy, silly adventure in storytelling and dancing. Students learn five traditional circle dances taught on the spot by High Trails staff members, and get a chance to have fun with other students, counselors, and staff as they burn off a little extra energy before bed.