Pasole

Pasole, often called "Paso" is the unit farthest from the rest of camp, and the farthest up of Upper Camp. It is up a very steep bit of road at the top of the steepest hill in camp. Going up the hill hurts, but going down is amazing.

Pasole housing is four-person cabins. It was mostly used for older girl units, as it is a long walk to get to the rest of camp. The Biffy is in a separate building, and the Shelter is small and open. Due to a lack of water pressure, Pasole no longer houses campers and is only used for activities. Pasole means "Sitters on the Hill."

Paso is very close to the Health Center and Dining Hall; the road to Paso ends right next to the Health Center

To get to Red Rock, campers must go through Pasole; There is a trail, very fun to hike, though hikers must be cautious of slippery rock and cacti.

Stargazing at Pasole is quite lovely.

"Pa Sole" means Sitters on the Hill.