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10 Years
Hallam LakeAugust Rock Bottom RanchJuly August September
Maps and Mountains: twoKids Orienteering class 8/02/2010 The ACES IdeaTom Cardamone and Paula Zurcher 8/03/2010 A River Runs Through It8/04/2010 - 8/06/2010 Bark, Feather, Rock - Patterns in Art and Naturewith the Aspen Art Museum 8/02/2010 - 8/06/2010 Day in Olde Ashcroft: twomeet at Ashcroft at 10am 8/09/2010 Animals and Art: two8/09/2010 - 8/13/2010 Patterns in NaturePenny Greenwell 8/16/2010 - 8/20/2010 Back to TopCamp ReGeneration:Week 7Making Tinctures, Salves, and Herbal Remedies
10-18 years, various age groups 7/26/2010 - 7/30/2010 Goat Ropers: week 37/26/2010 - 7/30/2010 Bugs, Nets, Boxes8/03/2010 Camp ReGeneration:Week 8Stone Age Living Skills
10-18 years, various age groups 8/02/2010 - 8/06/2010 Stone Age Living Skills8/05/2010 - 8/06/2010 Camp ReGeneration:Week 9MUD Building!
10-18 years, various age groups 8/09/2010 - 8/13/2010 Goat Ropers: week 48/09/2010 - 8/13/2010 Camp ReGeneration:Week 10Energy and Resource
10-18 years, various age groups 8/16/2010 - 8/20/2010 Camp ReGeneration:Week 11Cooking in Nature's Kitchen!
10-18 years, various age groups 8/23/2010 - 8/27/2010 Camp ReGeneration:Week 12INTEGRATE! Wholesome Living for Everyone
10-18 years, various age groups 8/30/2010 - 9/03/2010 Back to Top
Kids Orienteering class Learn basic navigating skills you can use your whole life! This hands-on experience focuses on compass use, maps, and the natural landscape. The group will travel to the top of Aspen Mountain on the gondola to practice their newly acquired skills. Each student will take home a compass so that they can continue their explorations.
This series includes various classes throughout the season. Please register for each individual class by using the links below:
WHAT TO BRING: Pack a backpack with snack, lunch, water, rain jacket, clothing for warm and cold weather, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses. Wear appropriate clothing - we will go up Aspen Mountain and it can get cold! Wear sturdy closed-toed shoes - absolutely no sandals! HOW TO GET THERE: Please bike or walk to ACES whenever possible - it's not only fun, it saves the planet! Every time you come to ACES in something other than your own car (carpools work, too) you will receive a sticker to place on our Alternative Transportation Board. At the end of the season we will give away GREAT PRIZES including ACES classes, bike accessories, reusable bags etc. Make it a family challenge and have fun with it! $55.00 Members$65.00 Non MembersAges: 8 - 108/02/2010 Hallam Lake9:30am - 3:30pm
| Class Maximum | 10 |
| Spots Available | -1 |
| Wait List | 1 |
You can register MULTIPLE participants for MULTIPLE classes in the SAME registration. Add all participants in the box below and choose appropriate classes for each individual - up to 10 participants and up to 10 classes each. You can also renew your membership or become a new member as you complete THIS registration process - no need to fill out a separate online donation form!
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- To register online, add and register participants with the form above then click 'View Registration'
- To register over the phone call:
970.925.5756 for Hallam Lake classes (Aspen) 970.927.6760 for Rock Bottom Ranch classes (Basalt) - To register the old-fashioned way, please Download form and
Fax to: 970.925.4819 or Mail to: ACES-NFS, 100 Puppy Smith St., Aspen, CO 81611
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