BE BRIGHT.
We work hard, but we also love to connect with our communities. Princeton Tec has deep relationships with athletes, nonprofit groups, outdoor associations, and people who are making the world a better place, one light at a time.
At Princeton Tec, we’ve been pioneering new technologies and building lights for four decades. We are constantly inspired by what our ever evolving environments have to offer and the human spirit that challenges us to tackle them. That’s why we strive to stay involved with organizations and events that help to bolster those spirits: organizations that range from aiding our Veterans to helping inner-city kids get outside for the first time and events that bring communities of likeminded people together to share stories, foster healthy competition and support causes they are passionate about. These groups help us remember to never underestimate what sharing a little light can do.
In November of 2018, a team of hikers will embark on a trek to the Annapurna Sanctuary, in the heart of the Annapurna Himal. Traversing a variety of terrain that showcases the full spectrum of Nepal’s beautiful scenery, this ten-day trek takes adventurers through dense bamboo jungles, magnificent stands of rhododendrons, timeless lowland villages of the Gurung and Tamang clans, and massive glaciers above the tree line. Not only will this trek be a life changing experience for each individual trekker, but they will also be making an impact in everyone's lives by supporting Breast Cancer Prevention Partner's work to eliminate our exposure to toxic chemicals and radiation.
An Overland based event held by American Adventurist that invites folks with a passion for vehicle based travel, offroading, camping, hiking, kayaking and various other interests to camp out for the weekend. Although details for this specific event at TBA - the American Adventurist Rendezvous events generally involve a lot of fun, passionate people, good food, hanging out, volunteer work and hands on offroading and other outdoor pursuits.
A run in the Coast Mountain Trail Series including a 12km, 25km, 55km, 110km and kid's race. The Whistler Alpine Meadows trail races (WAM) encompass all of the absolute highlights of what Whistler has to offer. Many of the alpine trails have in fact only been constructed over the last few years, and runners will be treated to alpine meadows, waterfalls, wildflowers, glaciers and mountain views as far as the eye can see.
A race in the Coast Mountain trail series including a 14km, 25km or 25km/15km with rappel. Sea to Sky country is blessed with some of the best terrain for trail running anywhere in the world, and the location of the Sea to Sky Gondola is right in the middle of some exceptionally beautiful Coastal Mountain terrain. Big alpine vistas, deep forests, spectacular rocky perches, crystal mountain streams and more await you at the top of your gondola ride.
New England Peaks for Prevention is an annual fundraising hike for breast cancer prevention. A group of dedicated men and women gather to hike to the summit of Mt. Washington in support of Breast Cancer Prevention Partners' (formerly Breast Cancer Fund) groundbreaking work to prevent cancer by eliminating our exposure to toxic chemicals and radiation linked to the disease.
An Overland based event held by American Adventurist that invites folks with a passion for vehicle based travel, offroading, camping, hiking, kayaking and various other interests to camp out for the weekend. Although details for this specific event at TBA - the American Adventurist Rendezvous events generally involve a lot of fun, passionate people, good food, hanging out, volunteer work and hands on offroading and other outdoor pursuits.
Bearscat 50 presented by Black Bear Cycling is returning for its eighth year in 2018. The race will will consist of 2 x 25 mile laps for a total of 50 miles of mixed singletrack, double track and fire roads covering some of the best riding in Northern New Jersey. Limited Tent camping at Furnace Group Site.
A run in the Coast Mountain Trail Series including a 30km, 50km, 50km relay and kids race. With almost 2600 meters / 9000 feet of climbing and descent through the rough and rugged North Shore Mountains of British Columbia, Buckin’ Hell earns its name! The race starts and finishes oceanside in the stunning Panorama Park, Deep Cove and runners ascend Mount Seymour while travelling through remnants of old growth forest before topping out over 4000ft above to enjoy magnificent mountain views. Buckin’ Hell is an absolute showcase of some of the best trails and vantage points that Vancouver’s North Shore has to offer!