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February 2019 Meeting "UTAH'S GREEN RIVER BY CANOE" Wednesday, February 6, 2019 - 7:00 pm DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP 555 WEST 25th ST Get out of the cold and join Colleen Bohan and Sue Braastad as they canoe the Green River in Utah. The trips were made in the falls of 2017 and 2018. They eventually made their way from Green River State Park in southern Utah to the Confluence of the Green and Colorado Rivers. The Green River flows through some of the most iconic red rock canyons in the U.S. and both paddling and hiking were in breathtaking scenery. Yes, they did narrow down the thousands of pictures taken for the program! They will also relate how the logistics of permits, shuttles and gear were handled to make both trips a success.
This is the time to renew or join! Single memberships are $20 and family memberships are $25. Membership supports this event, our annual picnic (August), and our guest speaker series which is held the first Wednesday of every month, excepting July, August, and November.
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Road biking routes in southeastern Idaho ranging from 20-25 miles up to about 50 mile alternatives have been developed by Barb Brown, Judy Williams, Gay Gilbert, and others over the past 17 years for use by a weekly Tuesday morning riding group. Mapman Alan Crockett (and protégé Jeb Blakeley) have improved the early rough schematics using GPS hardware and DeLorme software. These maps in PDF are available HERE |
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