Front Range Crag Care Seminars
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Front Range Crag Care is a cooperative venture between Jefferson County Open Space and Eldorado Canyon State Park. Through a series of free hands-on workshops, climbers and other trail users are empowered to:
In 2014, seminars will be held from 8am - Noon on the fourth Saturday the month, April through October. Seminars will occur in Eldorado Canyon State Park and Jefferson County Open Space. Spaces are limited. New participants will be given priority over those who have participated in past years' workshops. Participants may be eligible to count their workshop hours towards a Colorado State Parks volunteer pass. The seminars feature a very good student-teacher ratio and all instructors are professional trail builders. The schedule for this summers seminars includes: April 26th: Trail Design May 24th: Trail Maintenance June 28th: Trail Construction July 26th: Rock Selection and Movement August 23rd: Building Stone Structures September 27th: Practicum October 25th: Practicum Signup for sessions is available at: eventbrite.com/o/eldorado-c… Please join us for a unique opportunity to build trails and shape the future of climbing access! Mike McHugh Park Resource Tech Eldorado Canyon State Park 303.494.0659 |
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Open Ralston Buttes!...Open Ralston Buttes!...Open Ralston Buttes! |
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Bump. |
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Bumpity bump. This Saturday (6/28) we'll change venue - we'll meet at the Jefferson County Open Space offices, scoot up to the West side of North Table Mountain, and learn trail construction from Kim Frederick. |
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Tomorrow's event is cancelled. Only one brave soul signed up. |
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On July 26th, from 8:00am until noon, you're invited to the next installment of the front range crag care seminars.
eventbrite.com/e/front-rang… As always, coffee and treats will be provided, and participants will earn four hours toward the venerable State Park volunteer pass. Newcomers welcome. |
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Bump!!! |
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If it matters: We'll be doing the beginning work for a Scottish retaining wall. |
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The August 23rd session is about building with stone. It'll basically be a mini dry stone wall course. We've got a stunning amount of stunningly gorgeous rock to work with, a nice project, and there should be a lot of opportunities to learn and play. |