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Horizon Adventures Inc | |
| Wilderness Adventure Program | Denver, Colorado | |
| A private independent camp for young men and women ages 13 to 17. In addition to teaching technical skills, each course stresses backcountry safety, wilderness education environmental awareness and most of all, fun. All expedition equipment is provided. Participant to instructor ratio is 3:1 during technical sections and 5:1 all other times. Since 1985 Horizon Adventures has been providing backcountry adventures in the majestic Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Our 8-12 day courses offer activities such as rock climbing, mountain biking, whitewater rafting and 14,000 ft. peak ascents. |
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| E-mail: woody@horizonadventures.com, Website: www.horizonadventures.com, (303) 393-7297 | ||
| Accredited by American Camp
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Geneva Glen Camp | |
| Residential coed summer camp | Indian Hills, Colorado | |
| Geneva Glen Camp has operated for 85 consecutive summers in the majestic beauty of the Colorado Rockies. Just 30 minutes from Denver, a wide range of activities are offered for campers 6-16. Children have made life-long friends and experienced enriching, fun and magial summers for generations as part of Geneva Glen's rich tradition. 2 week to 8 week themed programs are available. Activities include: horseback riding, swimming, hiking, climbing, ropes course, drama, arts & crafts, sports and many more. |
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| E-mail: ggcamp@genevaglen.org, Website: www.genevaglen.org, (303) 697-4621 | ||
| Accredited by the American Camp
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Adventure Experiences, Inc. | |
| Wilderness adventure program | Almont, Colorado | |
| Adventure Experiences is seeking you! Are you seeking an Adventure Experience? Wilderness adventures, teambuilding opportunities, character building, leadership training, challenging, life-changing.... Since 1984, Adventure Experiences, Inc. has provided adventure programs for adults, teens, churches, families, corporate offices, educators and colleges. Our program is designed around your goals and your schedule. We are located at 10,000 feet above sea level in the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains. The spectacular scenery of our back country base camp is the perfect site for your wilderness experience. Activities include: Backpacking, rock climbing, whitewater rafting, inflatable kayaking, fly fishing, low and high challenge course, climbing tower, orienteering, adventure racing, day hikes, peak ascents, leave-no-trace ethics, mission oppotunities, and more. |
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| E-mail: info@aeibasecamp.com, Website: www.aeibasecamp.com, (970) 641-4708 | ||
| Established in 1984 | ||
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Girls' Wilderness Program - The Women's Wilderness Institute | |
| Wilderness adventure program | Boulder, Colorado | |
| Wilderness courses in Colorado and Wyoming for adventurous girls. The Girls' Wilderness Program offers courses that strengthen the courage, confidence and leadership skills of teen girls through outdoor skills, expressive arts and solid friendships, in a "girl-positive" environment. Four- to 12-day courses include backpacking, rock climbing, hiking and expressive arts in Colorado and southern Wyoming. Mature female staff with safety focus. Tuition includes food, gear and clothing. Generous full and partial scholarships available. Ages 8-18. Courses run June-August. |
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| E-mail: moreinfo@womenswilderness.org, Website: www.womenswilderness.org, (303) 938-9191 | ||
| Established in 1997 | ||
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Deer Hill Expeditions Inc. | |
| Wilderness adventure and service program | near Durango, Colorado | |
| Unique combination of wilderness adventure and community service in SW USA and Costa Rica. Since 1984, Deer Hill's purpose has been to enhance an individual's appreciation of the natural world, teach the skills of living in the wilderness with minimum impact, promote stewardship of our Earth, and foster a tradition of service to our native lands and peoples. Activities include rafting, canoeing, inflatable kayaking, backpacking, rock climbing, mountain biking, leadership development, Spanish language immersion. Community service with Native Americans and Costa Rican villagers; conservation service with US Forest Service. |
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| E-mail: info@deerhillexpeditions.com, Website: www.deerhillexpeditions.com, (800) 533-7221 | ||
| Accredited by the Association
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Sanborn Western Camps | |
| Residential camp with concurrent sessions for boys and girls | Florissant, Colorado | |
| Our non-competitive, individualized program emphasizes personal growth and adventure in the high peaks of Colorado. We own 6000 acres in the Rocky Mountains and have an outstanding staff and facility. Month-long terms for third through tenth grades as well as fifteen-day terms for first through fourth grades. 2008 Dates: First term for 4 weeks (ages 9-16): June 15- July 15; Second term for 4 weeks (ages 9-16): July 18 - August 17. Sanborn Jr. Camp Program for 2 weeks (1st - 4th grades): June 15 - June 29; July 1 - July 15; July 18 - August 1; and August 3 - August 17. Activities include: Backpacking, horseback riding, mountain climbing, natural sciences, water activities, arts & crafts, and much more. Brother - Sister camp for boys and girls age 7 to 16. |
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| E-mail: info@sanbornwesterncamps.com, Website: www.sanbornwesterncamps.com, (719) 748-3341 | ||
| Accredited by American Camp
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The Road Less Traveled | |
| Community Service, Adventure Expeditions, Global Perspectives |
International Destinations: British Columbia, Costa Rica,
Ecuador, Peru, Panama, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Spain, Norway, Tanzania,
Namibia, India, Bhutan, China; U.S. Destinations: Colorado, Utah, Hawaii, Alaska, Louisiana, Idaho, Montana, Washington, Wyoming, South Dakota, New Mexico |
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| Taking The Road Less Traveled is the adrenaline rush you get from running a class III rapid in a canyon so deep you can't see the tops of the rock walls; the rainbow scintillating through the spray of a waterfall we just happened to stumble upon; the shadow a mountain casts on the world below at sunrise... It is shouting out your order for a kilo of tomatoes in a noisy street market in Sevilla or being invited into a monk's quarters for tea in a small Northern Indian monastery. It's paddling a boat filled with sand and small rocks to make cement on a remote beach in the San Blas Islands... The Road Less Traveled is removing ourselves from the familiar spaces we know too well, and venturing into places that inspire us not only to explore our surroundings, but also ourselves. Service Learning Programs offer 72-80 hours of service work, language immersiona and adventure activities. Adventure Expeditions offer rock-climbing, backpacking, ice and snow mountaineering, whitewater rafting, kayaking, desert hiking and trekking. Global Perspectives programs offer 36-75 hours of formal language instruction, language immersion, adventure and cultural activities. Program length varies from 2-6 weeks. |
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| E-mail: info@theroadlesstraveled.com, Website: www.theroadlesstraveled.com, (800) 939-9839 | ||
| Accredited by American Camp
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| Cheley Colorado Camps | ||
| Residential coed summer camp | Estes Park, Colorado | |
| Cheley Colorado Camps own 1300 spectacular high-country acres surrounded by snow-capped peaks that soar to 14,000 feet. The historic campus, 75 miles northwest of Denver, borders Rocky Mountain National Park and the Roosevelt National Forest. Cheley Camps provides 9 to 17 year-olds the summer of their lives. Activities include hiking, backpacking, horseback riding, outcamping, rock climbing, mountain biking, crafts, and sports and white water rafting . |
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| E-mail: office@cheley.com, Website: www.cheley.com, (303) 377-3616 | ||
| Accredited by American Camp
Association Established in 1921 |
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Camp Cherith | |
| Residential summer camps with sessions for girls only, boys only, and coed | 22 Locations- United States and Canada | |
| Cherith camps cover North America and provide a unique setting away from a camper's normal activities. Camp Cherith is a wonderful environment for teaching Christian values and life skills in the camp setting. It is a place where campers learn to make Christ a part of every aspect of their life. Each of the 22 camps offer a variety of skill activities and outdoor experiences from the traditional camp experiences such as archery, swimming, crafts, and canoeing, to activities such as waterskiing, rock climbing, sailing, and mountain biking that are unique to their geographical area. Some camps have girls weeks, boys weeks, coed, or a combination. Cherith Camping has been around for 60 plus years, is inter-denominational, and affiliated with Pioneer Clubs. Check our website for each camp's listing in your area. |
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| E-mail: bonccc@aol.com, Website: www.cherith.com | ||
| Accredited by American Camp Association | ||
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AAVE - All About Visiting Earth | |
| Adventure Travel Programs |
Adventure locations include: Western USA states, Australia, Botswana, Canada, China, Costa Rica, Ecuador, England, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Namibia, Peru, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, Wales, and Zambia. | |
| The worldwide leader in adventure travel for 32 years! If you are interested in fun, community service, cultural and language immersion, adventure and travel then this is the camp for you. Zip-line through towering jungle trees, raft world class rivers, climb peaks, dive the Great Barrier Reef, hike the great wall of China, visit Machu Picchu or surf the warm blue waters of Hawaii! AAVE has something for everyone, from beginner to expert! Our leaders are the best in the industry with over 80+ hours of backcountry first aid and extensive experience working with students. Their first priority is safety and the second is FUN! The goal of AAVE is to teach skills which will lead to a lifetime of exploration, friendship and enjoyment. |
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| E-mail: info@aave.com, Website: www.aave.com, (800) 222-3595 | ||
| Accredited by the American Camping
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Tomahawk Ranch / Magic Sky Ranch / Genessee Day Camp | |
| Girls' Residential & Day Camps | Bailey, Red Feather Lakes, and Denver, Colorado | |
| Girl Scout overnight camps located in the Colorado Rockies . . .a place "Where Girls Grow Strong." A feeling of community, self-reliance, exploration and FUN are some of the life skills shared through a variety of programs. These include hiking, outdoor skills, crafts, dance/drama, horseback riding, and sports. Girl Scout day camps take place in a variety of locations throughout the Denver Metro Area. Day Camps have general themes and activities. |
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| Website: www.girlscoutsmilehi.org, (303) 778-8774 | ||
| Accredited by the American Camp
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American Dance Training Camp | |
| Girls' Camp with Residential & Day Camp Sessions | Locations in Stratton Mountain, VT; Squaw Valley, CA; Nantahala Village, NC; Winter Park, CO | |
| Have tons of fun learning the latest jazz, funk and hip-hop moves. ADTC has four great locations: California, Colorado, North Carolina, and Vermont. We offer the ultimate overnight dance camps! Traditional camp activities as well as many adventure experiences in whitewater rafting, canoeing, horseback riding, alpine slides, trampolines, ice skating and more! |
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| E-mail: ADTC@ASDance.com, Website: www.AmericanDanceTrainingCamp.com, 866-383-ADTC | ||
| Established in 2002 | ||
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Outward Bound Wilderness | |
| Wilderness adventure programs nationwide | USA, Canada and some international locations | |
| Outward Bound Wilderness, a national nonprofit organization, offers over 500 adventure-based wilderness courses - year round - serving adults, teens and youth (ages 12+). Course activities include rock climbing, sea kayaking, backpacking,
mountaineering, sailing, dogsledding, canoeing and rafting in some
of the most untouched wilderness areas across the nation. No matter
the activity, courses focus on learning through experience, compassion,
leadership and responsibility to both team and the environment. Courses
range in length from 4 days to three months in length. Scholarships
are available. Since 1962, over 500,000 students have returned from an Outward Bound experience with a deeper knowledge of themselves and the world in which we live. |
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| E-mail: info@obusa.com, Website: www.outwardboundwilderness.org, (866) 467-7651 | ||
| Established in 1962 | ||
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Summer Study Programs | |
| Coed dorm-based study program | Pennsylvania, Colorado, France | |
| Summer Study Programs offer students a unique summer opportunity which combines stimulating academics with unforgettable sports, recreational, social and/or cultural activities. Summer Study Programs is the "Total Pre-Collegiate Experience" at Penn State University, the University of Colorado at Boulder or Summer Study in Paris at The Sorbonne. 3, 5 or 6 weeks - early July to mid August. Summer Study Programs focuses on Pre-College, Academic Enrichment and Outdoor Adventure. Activities include: College Credit and Enrichment Classes, SAT Prep, Sports, Recreation, exciting Nightlife and weekend travel adventures. |
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| E-mail: info@summerstudy.com, Website: www.bestsummerever.com, (800) 666-2556 | ||
| Established in 1991 | ||
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Colvig Silver Camps | |
| Residential coed summer camp | Durango, Colorado | |
| CSC is a coed, residential summer camp located in the beautiful San Juan mountains near Durango, Colorado. We offer a strong mix of traditional camp programs and wilderness trips. Our camp's philosophy is environmentally oriented and non-competitive and its choice based format is designed to develop self esteem, leadership skills, responsibility, and teamwork. Above all, campers and staff members should expect a summer of fun and adventure. Activities include: alpine and desert backpacking, canoeing, horseback riding, archery, riflery, rockclimbing, arts and crafts, campfires, songs and skits, non-competitive sports. |
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| E-mail: office@colvigsilvercamps.com, Website: www.colvigsilvercamps.com, (800) 858-2850 | ||
| Accredited by the American Camping
Asso., Member of Western Asso. of Independent Camps Established in 1969 |
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Colorado Youth Program Mountain Summer Camp | |
| Residential coed summer camp | Ward, Colorado | |
| Come explore nature in the mountains of western Boulder County, Colorado! Enjoy whitewater rafting, banding birds, fishing, volunteering for the environment, canoeing, playing in the snow, campfires & much more! This ten-day coed backcountry tent camp focuses on environmental education, conservation, friendships and FUN! Scholarships available. Activities include: whitewater rafting, wildlife watching, fishing, astronomy, conservation work, bird banding, games & more. Ten-day sessions run throughout the summer. Ages 11 to 16. |
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| E-mail: contact@coloradoyouthprogram.org, Website: www.coloradoyouthprogram.org, (303) 402-9656 | ||
| Established in 1995 | ||
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Crow Canyon Teen Archaeology Summer Camps & Field School | |
| Coed Camp with Residential & Day Camp Sessions | Cortez, Colorado | |
| Explore the exciting field of archaeology in the middle of the richest archaeological region in the United States while contributing to our research into Ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi) culture. Our one and three-week camps offer teens the chance to explore the full realm of archaeology from developing a research design, to excavating in the field with professional archaeologists, analyzing artifacts, and recording data in the laboratory. At our pithouse and pueblo learning centers, girls and boys can try their hand at spear-throwing with an atlatl, making fire without matches, making pottery, and playing traditional American Indian games. Friendships made at this camp can last a lifetime! |
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| E-mail: summercamp@crowcanyon.org, Website: www.crowcanyon.org, (800) 422-8975 x146 | ||
| Established in 1983 | ||
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-Gates Camp for Boys and Girls Clubs | |
| Residential summer camp with separate sessions for boys and girls | Ward, Colorado | |
| Gates Camp is a non-profit camp offering week-long camp experiences for inner-city youth who typically don't have the opportunity to attend camp during the summer. Our campers are ethnically diverse 8-13 year-olds, many of whom come from tough environments and just need a place to have fun and escape the sometimes stark realities of their neighborhoods. We are located at 9,200' in the mountains west of Boulder, Colorado. We offer many traditional camp activities such as rock climbing, challenge course, canoeing, archery, horseback riding, etc. |
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| E-mail: gatescamp@bgcmd.org, Website: www.bgcmd.org/camp, (303) 443-7394 | ||
| Established in 1972 | ||
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