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09 / 29
Start: 10:00 am
End: 5:00 pm
Boise Climbers Alliance, BSU Outdoor Program, and the Access Fund presents


Black Cliffs Adopt-A-Crag 2007



DATE: Sat, Sept 29

TIME: 10am-5pm

LOCATION:   Populace / Tall Cliffs parking lot.



Volunteers are encouraged to meet at the BSU Outdoor Program and then
carpool over to the Populace Wall parking lot.  Limited parking
makes carpooling a necessity for a successful event.



Adopt-a-Crag is about giving back to climbing areas, like the Black
Cliffs, that we use on a regular basis. Participants will help maintain
the access trail systems, pick up trash, prevent unwanted erosion and
learn about the future of the Carbody Canyon climbing area. Volunteers
will be organized into work teams and then head to different crags to
work on the trail system and clean-up the climbing area.  The
Boise Climbers Alliance and the Outdoor Program will utilize donated
lumber, rebar and tools for the Adopt-a-Crag project.



Volunteers should dress for trail work, and bring work gloves,
appropriate extra clothing, lunch and a water bottle.  Water will
be available for refills.  



Volunteers are are encouraged to bring any of the following tools:

- shovels

- pulaskis

- sledge hammers

- pick axes



CONTACT: 208.426.1946 or bcaboard@boiseclimbers.org for more information


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Start: 6:30 pm
End: 9:00 pm

BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY’S OUTDOOR PROGRAM
& MOUNTATIN HARDWEAR
Bring Boise A Special Night
With Two Of The World’s Best Climbers

“THE SHARP END”
Date: Wednesday October 17, 2007
Location: Boise State University -Special Events Center
Time: Doors open at 6:30PM
Show Starts at 7:00 PM
Tickets: $5.00 in advance at the Boise State Outdoor Program
$7.00 at the door
Event Info: 426-2628
All proceeds will go to the Boise State - Student Outdoor Leadership Development Program.

On Wednesday October 17th, the Boise State Outdoor Program will host two elite athletes whose adventurous lives have been spent living the balance between risk and reward. In climbing, the term “the sharp end” represents the risks these climbers have assumed as they travel to chase their passions and document their experiences on rock faces and the high peaks of the world.

The evening will feature both stunning visual imagery and captivating narration by Ed Viesturs and Micah Dash. These two athletes will share their similar but distinctly different experiences gathered from climbing and mountaineering the world’s hardest routes. Join Mountain Hardwear and Boise State’s Outdoor Program for an inspirational evening: Two leading climbers, two perspectives, many stories.

Presentations:

Mountain Hardwear athlete Ed Viesturs is considered America’s leading high-altitude mountaineer. While having summited Everest six times, it was in 2005 when he completed his 18 year quest to summit all of the fourteen 8000 meter peaks without supplemental oxygen. This quest was known as Endeavor 8000. Most recently Ed teamed up with renowned polar explorer Will Steger and entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson and traveled to Baffin Island in Antarctica. Their goal was to expose the effects of global warming on the delicate environment of the arctic by collecting stories, images, and sound and to give those who’ve been impacted a voice. Ed will share stories and images from both his Himalayan adventures and how his work in Antarctica will also be used to expose the effects of global warming on the delicate environment of the polar ice caps.

Mountain Hardwear athlete Micah Dash, who will be speaking first, has distinguished himself both through his ability as a speed climber and his bold, big-wall climbing. Micah has been awarded numerous grants and awards for his expeditions and has also been covered extensively in Climbing Magazine, Alpinist, and Rock and Ice. His bold climbing efforts have secured him first ascents in Greenland, Pakistan and most recently India. During the presentation, Micah will cover his most exciting pursuits and his recent expedition to the Indian Himalaya where he made the first ascent of the Shafaat Fortress, a 1,100 meter big wall. The presentation will also include other climbing adventures in Yosemite and at Indian Creek, Utah.

Event Sponsors:

This evening truly could not have happened if it were not for the title sponsor, Mountain Hardwear. The event was envisioned and borne from the manufacturer’s commitment to the outdoor community. The Boise event was added to the six stop - university tour through the efforts of the Boise State student staff that have helped organize the event.

Event Contact:
Boise State University
Outdoor Program
Geoff Harrison
208-426-2628
gharriso@boisestate.edu

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Start: 12:00 am
Start: 10/26/2007 - 12:00am
End: 10/27/2007 - 11:59pm

The American Alpine Club Northern Rockies Section Annual Moondance will be held the evening of 26 and 27 of October 2007 at the Twin Sisters Group site in the City of Rocks National Reserve in Idaho. It is open to all members, non members and ex members.

The main event is a BBQ planned on the evening of Saturday, 27 October, and burgers & BBQ will be provided. BYOB and a side dish if you want.

The Twin Sisters group site is located in the heart of the Twin Sisters climbing area. If you’re driving South, through the Twin Sisters, it’s located on the left (East) side of the rode, opposite the Twin Sisters formation. Easy access to much climbing, including the classic “Barf Crack” (short walk from the campsite).

At the Group campsite there is room for several tents and up to 35 people. There are picnic tables, a grill, and a vault toilet and should be plenty of parking.

Come join the Northern Rockies section chairs, past and present, for a weekend of socializing, and, maybe even some climbing. Bring your bathing suit for the hot springs in case you want to soak.

If you need a campsite, want to camp in the group site, or have questions please RSVP to: Brian.Cabe@atk.com.

Information on the area:

http://parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/parks/cityofrocks.aspx

http://www.nps.gov/ciro/

Hope to see you there!

10 / 27
End: 11:59 pm
Start: 10/26/2007 - 12:00am
End: 10/27/2007 - 11:59pm

The American Alpine Club Northern Rockies Section Annual Moondance will be held the evening of 26 and 27 of October 2007 at the Twin Sisters Group site in the City of Rocks National Reserve in Idaho. It is open to all members, non members and ex members.

The main event is a BBQ planned on the evening of Saturday, 27 October, and burgers & BBQ will be provided. BYOB and a side dish if you want.

The Twin Sisters group site is located in the heart of the Twin Sisters climbing area. If you’re driving South, through the Twin Sisters, it’s located on the left (East) side of the rode, opposite the Twin Sisters formation. Easy access to much climbing, including the classic “Barf Crack” (short walk from the campsite).

At the Group campsite there is room for several tents and up to 35 people. There are picnic tables, a grill, and a vault toilet and should be plenty of parking.

Come join the Northern Rockies section chairs, past and present, for a weekend of socializing, and, maybe even some climbing. Bring your bathing suit for the hot springs in case you want to soak.

If you need a campsite, want to camp in the group site, or have questions please RSVP to: Brian.Cabe@atk.com.

Information on the area:

http://parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/parks/cityofrocks.aspx

http://www.nps.gov/ciro/

Hope to see you there!

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