Adventure Challenge School History

2014

Tula (Russia): ACS-I - 11 participants; ACS-II - 1 participant

2013

Novosibirsk (Russia): ACS-I, ACS-II

2012

Krasnodar (Russia): ACS-III - 5 participants
Moscow (Russia): ACS-I - 4 participants; ACS-II - 2 participants
Novorossyisk (Russia): 7 participants - photos
Moscow (Russia): ACS-I - 8 participants; ACS-II - 8 participants

2011

Moscow (Russia): 26 participants

2009

Novorossyisk (Russia): 11 participants

2008

Minsk (Belarus): 12 participants
Moscow (Russia): ACS-I - 17 participants; ACS-II - 8 participants
Novorossyisk (Russia): 8 participants

2007

Irkutsk (Russia): 13 participants
Moscow (Russia): 7 participants
Novosibirsk (Russia): 10 participants

2006

Saransk (Russia): 12 participants, 10 camps represented
Minsk (Belarus): 15 participants, 14 camps represented
Moscow (Russia): 26 participants, 26 camps represented
Novorossyisk (Russia): 23 participants, 16 camps represented
Central Asia : 9 participants, 9 camps represented
Vladivostok (Russia): 5 participants, 5 camps represented

2005

Krasnodar (Russia): 19 participants, 2 camps represented - photos
Tuapse (Russia): 13 participants, 9 camps represented
Tumen (Russia): 12 participants, 12 camps represented
Moscow (Russia): 24 participants, 24 camps represented

2004

St.Petersburg (Russia): 45 participants, 45 camps represented
Moscow (Russia): 30 participants, 30 camps represented
Central Asia : 9 participants, 5 camps represented
Omsk (Russia): 9 participants, 9 camps represented

2003

Moscow (Russia): 14 participants, 13 camps represented