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Outdoor Trips

ALASKA Adventure - Summer 2009

Hiking Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge

A beautiful classic hike in Oklahoma.  The panoramic vistas are bountiful every step of the way on this uphill trail.  So we have some altitude to gain today.  We’re ascending Elk Mountain.  Hikers of all abilities are welcome. 

Saturday 26^thJuly 9 am - 5pm

Bring a Water Bottle, Sack Lunch, Sunglasses, Boots/Sturdy Shoes, and Clothing conducive to weather conditions.

Hiking Quartz Mountains

One of Oklahoma’s seven ancient mountain ranges, Quartz Mountain is home to Native American history, art, and natural beauty.  This moderate hike is to the peak.  A great outing for hikers and those wanting to know more about hiking in Oklahoma.  So lets explore a little and see one of Oklahoma’s Best State Parks.

Bring a Water Bottle, Sack Lunch, Boots/Sturdy Shoes, Clothing appropriate for the Weather, and Rain Gear

Hiking Red Rock Canyon State Park

One of Oklahoma’s popular outdoor spots, Red Rock Canyon has a beautiful color scheme of reds and greens.  This is a great outing for new hikers and those wanting to know more about hiking in Oklahoma.  So lets see what’s there to offer above and below the canyon rim.

Saturday 31^st May 9am - 5pm

Saturday 2^nd August 9am - 5pm

Bring a Water Bottle, Sack Lunch, Sunglasses, Boots/Sturdy Shoes, and Clothing conducive to weather conditions.

Hiking Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Lets hike the Soothing Springs of Oklahoma’s oldest federal park.  This land was once called the Platt National Park.  After merging two parks together, it is now the Chickasaw National Recreation Area.  This is a great outing for new hikers and those wanting to know more about hiking in Oklahoma.  Exploring this great area will be the highlight of your summer. 

Saturday 7^th June 9am - 5pm

Sunday 8^th June 9am - 5pm

Saturday 14^thJune 9am - 5pm

Saturday 28^th June 9am - 5pm

Bring a Water Bottle, Sack Lunch, Sunglasses, Boots/Sturdy Shoes, and Clothing conducive to weather conditions.

Hiking Roman Nose State Park

One of Oklahoma’s popular Autumn Foliage spots, Roman Nose has wonderful canyon bluffs and ancient mesas.  The area was once the winter campground for the Cheyenne tribe.  This is a great outing for adventurous hikers and those wanting to know more about hiking in Oklahoma.  So lets see some beautiful Fall Colors. 

Bring a Water Bottle, Sack Lunch, Sunglasses, Boots/Sturdy Shoes, and Clothing conducive to weather conditions.

Mountain Bike Series – Arcadia Trails

Ride on some sweet singletrack that is only a stones throw from the historical Route 66.  This ride will take us on gentle rolling hills, sand, and beautiful forest.   This trail is perfect for beginners or riders who want to see some great Oklahoman trails. 

Sunday 4^th May 9am - 5pm

Bring Water, Snack, Mtn Bike (available through Outdoor Recreation), Helmet, Sunglasses, and Clothing conducive to weather conditions.

Mountain Bike Series – Bluff Creek Trails

Just North of Lake Hefner, one of the top windsurfing lakes in the world, is some fun, fast singletack.  We will ride along and over creeks and root sections in this great wooded area.   This one is for intermediate rides and those wanting to step it up.  So join us to learn some great mountain techniques. 

Sunday 27^thJuly 1pm-7pm

Thursday 14^thAugust 6pm-8pm Bluff Creek Trails – Pat Murphy Park

Multi-Adventure Trip – New Mexico

Are you an EXTREMIEST?  Experience the best aspects of the Rio Grande Gorge.  We’ll mountain biking 12 miles of singletrack on the edge of the canyon with breathtaking views of the mountains and gorge.  Then whitewater raft seven miles of the Rio Grande.  These heart-pounding rapids will challenge you through boulder gardens, holes, and waves.  Then we’ll see the Carson National Forest and Taos by foot.  So join other adventurers on this southwest classic.

Monday - Friday 12-16^th May (Departing 8am Monday Morning) (Transportation Provided)

Friday - Monday 23-26^th May (Departing 6pm Friday Evening) (Transportation Provided)

Friday - Monday 8-11^th August (Departing 6pmm Friday Evening) (Transportation Provided)

Bring Clothing (for Hiking, Biking, and Chillin’), Wool or Fleece Jacket/Sweeter, Rain Gear, Boots/Sturdy Shoes, Sunglasses with secure strap, Hat, Water Bottle, personal hygiene items, Swimsuit, Soft soled shoes or very secure sport sandals (No Flip Flops), Wool or Synthetic Socks, Towel, and Disposable Waterproof Camera (optional). 

 Provided: Lodging and Breakfasts, Transportation, Suspension Mountain Bike, Helmet, Boat, Rafting Gear, Guides, and FUN

Backpacking Pecos Wilderness Area – New Mexico

Backpacking Wheeler Wilderness Area – New Mexico

Backpacking Ouachita Mountains – Oklahoma/Arkansas

Indoor Rock Climbing – Rocktown and regional competitions

Wednesday 28^th May 6pm - 10pm

Wednesday 18^th June 6pm - 10pm

Thursday 19^th June 6pm - 10pm

Tuesday 29^th July 6pm - 10pm

Wednesday 30^th July 6pm - 10pm

Wednesday 13^th August 6pm - 10pm

Bring a Water Bottle and comfortable clothes.

Snow Skiing/Boarding/Shoeing Colorado and New Mexico

Hopping ski town, Winter Park/Mary Jane, 3,060 acres of ski able terrain, 3,676 ft of vertical drop from 12,060 ft Peak, and North America’s Highest 6 Person Chairlift…What else is there to say.  We will provide the lodging, food, lift ticket, and rentals.  Plus we will be back before the Christmas Weekend.  Age 18+.

16-21 December (Sunday-Friday)

This is a true family mountain resort with a great ski school, 26% Beginner slopes and 50% Intermediate slopes, Plus 2 Terrain Parks and Halfpipe.  Angel Fire has 2,077 ft of vertical drop from 10,677 ft Peak.

18-21 January (Friday-Monday)

Family owned and operated since it’s beginning in 1952, Sipapu is proud to be a small, family oriented ski resort nestled in the Sangre de Christo Mountains.  The perfect ski slopes to get away from the crowds. 

15-18 Febuaury (Friday-Monday)

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