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The American
Camp Association, Rocky Mountain includes
camps located in Colorado and Wyoming.
A wide variety of camping experiences are
offered by member camps but all share the
spectacular beauty of the mountains and
plains of these two states.
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Most camps in the section offer activities
uniquely suited to their location-backpacking
through rugged wilderness, climbing 14,000
foot peaks, whitewater rafting, mountain
biking, rock climbing and riding horseback along trails once traveled by Native Americans,
trappers, and the West's early explorers.
Traditional activities are offered
as well including camping skills, sports,
crafts, archery, fishing, and outstanding
nature, geology and astronomy programs.
In addition to geography ideal
for camping adventures, Colorado and Wyoming
camps boast excellent weather for outdoor
activities of all types. Dry, sunny days
and cool star-filled nights are typical in
the summer. There are few mosquitoes and
other biting insects in these high altitude
climates.
Although there are camp programs which primarily
attract Colorado and Wyoming residents, many
camps in the Rocky Mountain section welcome
campers and staff from many states and countries
each summer. Whether you are looking for
a day camp, a 4 or 5 week mountain adventure
or a travel experience based in Colorado/Wyoming,
you will find a member camp to fit your need.
All of them adhere to the high standards
of the American Camping Association and will
provide a warm and memorable Western experience
for your child.
Updated:
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
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