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Rising 2nd- to 12th-graders have summertime fun at Sky Valley and Round-Up Ranches, exploring the outdoors. Select a major; every experience includes built-in free-choice time, downtime, and quiet time.
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Rising 3rd- to 12th-graders learn Western riding while bonding with their own horse, experiencing riding, pack trips, polocrosse, and gymkhana events. First-time riders welcome.
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Rising 2nd- to 12th-graders explore the Colorado Rockies with backpacking, peaking 14,000-foot mountains, high ropes courses, rock climbing, and mountain biking, with age-appropriate activities by program.
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Rising 5th- to 12th-graders swim, canoe, raft, and kayak on Colorado waters, from property lakes and a junior Olympic-size pool to high alpine lakes and the Arkansas River's rapids.
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A five-day fall retreat for Christian Science homeschooling families with classic camp activities like trail rides and rock-gym climbing, plus learning sessions where parents connect and kids of all ages play.
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Most amazing camp for kids, adults, schools. All ages and really wonderfully run. I have been coming since I was a kid and I hope to send grand kids one day!!!
View on Google ↗I first went in 1975 at age 13 with my brother. I had so much fun! We climbed Mt Yale that summer! Wow! That was tough, but with God's help I made it up! We camped on the saddle and the next morning those that wanted went on to the summit. I was pretty tired, so I opted not to go up. I went back 2 years later, and then twice the summer of 1980 (the year I graduated). I wish my sons could have gone, but it never worked out. Those trips were the best of my life!
View on Google ↗We experienced this wonderful camp 4 years ago as a family, now our twins are old enough to attend youth camp. We're so grateful for the generosity and assistance that allows our kids to experience spiritual growth, create memories and form lasting bonds.
View on Google ↗My two kids who are middle school age had such a good time last Summer for one week, that they are going for two weeks next Summer. This Summer camp is physically appropriate for all kids and more importantly spiritually appropriate for my kids! We love it.
View on Google ↗I'd goive this place a good 5 stars if only I hadn't have had a misfortunate experience there in the last of the 3 week session there in June - July of 1967. I mer cilessly twisted my ankle while trying to climb Mt. Princeton. I couldn't even stand up by the end of the session and had to be driven back to my home in Dallas TX. It took me until the end of that year for a full recovery!
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