Red Lodge Ski Weekend With Outdoor Recreation Program at Montana State University Date_____2/20 - 2/22_______ Time______TBD_____________ Pre-Trip Date___2/18_________ Pre-Trip Time_____5:00pm_____ Cost______$175__________ Red Lodge Mountain Resort is located along the northern boarder of the AbsarokaBeartooth Wilderness. It is a smaller resort with excellent skiing with a unique Montana style. Description New to in-bounds resort skiing or skiing in general? Are you an experienced skier looking for a fun weekend? No problem. This multi day trip is designed to show students a good time at a low-key Montana ski resort. Red Lodge Mountain Resort is located at the North-Eastern boundary of the Beartooths and provides an excellent skiing experience for all levels of experience. We will be staying in a group condo at the base of the mountain within walking distance of the lower lift terminals. Join the ORP in a fun filled Ski weekend and learn what Montana has to offer for in-bounds skiing. Sign-Up Deadline You must be signed up by __4:00pm____ on _____2/18_____, but you should be signed up earlier to reserve your spot. Schedule There is a mandatory pre-trip meeting the day before we leave (______2/18_______) at ___5:00pm_ at the Outdoor Rec Center in order to discuss trip details and supplies. Leaving Bozeman @ ______TBD____Getting back in Bozeman @ ______________TBD_____________. Cost $____________- Includes transportation, equipment, and lodging. Equipment List Please read the list carefully and make sure that you have everything required. free to call 406-994-3621 if you have any questions. BLUE items are available to check out from the Outdoor Rec. Program (no extra charge) Please Note: equipment available to rent is also available to rent by all MSU students, so reserve your equipment early to make sure it’s available to make sure it’s available to you. Packing List FOOTWEAR Telemark, Alpine or Snowboard Boots Socks: wool , smart wool or acrylic hiking socks. No Cotton! Bring enough for 3 days. Footwear for the evenings in the cabin. This should be warm, but still comfortable. Down booties are perfect for this. LOWER BODY CLOTHING Warm athletic base layer to go underneath an exterior shell pant. This can be a midweight polypropylene, polyester or a similar synthetic. (Under Armor works great) BACKPACK Overnight pack ranging from about 40 to 60 Liters, and has enough room to fit warm clothes, food, sleeping bag, water and accessories in. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Headlamp: a basic LED that takes AA or AAA batteries is common. Avalanche Gear: Tranciever, probe and shovel Sunglasses: straps or Croakies are convenient Sunscreen: SPF 15 or greater Soft Shell or shell pants that will keep out wind and cold, but that will still allow for breathability when exerting yourself. Ski Helmet and Goggles Warm clothing that you can use in the evenings in the cabin, that you won’t wear during the day in order to keep it dry. Ball cap Clothing for the evenings. UPPER BODY CLOTHING Warm athletic base layer to go underneath an exterior shell coat. this can be a midweight polypropylene, polyester or a similar synthetic. (Under Armor works great) Soft Shell or shell coat that will keep out wind and cold, but that will still allow for breathability when exerting yourself. this item should be able to be put on and taken off easily for when the starts and stops for breaks. Down Coat for the evenings and cold weather Clothing for the evenings. Beanie Hat: A warm synthetic or wool hat Thermos: (Optional) with a warm beverage Gloves: A pair of warm fleece gloves would nice to have. You will also need a heavier shell pair of gloves too for skiing and if the weather gets cold. Water Bottle: At least one 1 Liter water bottle Sleeping Bag Food for two and a half days. MSU ORP GROUP OUTINGS POLICIES AND INFORMATION MSU students, faculty/staff, family members and university affiliates are eligible to participate. Each MSU participant may sponsor one guest, exceptions may be granted. Members of the public may also participate on a “space available” basis after the MSU priority registration deadline. Outings which are sponsored by the ASMSU Outdoor Recreation Program operate under a “Cooperative Adventurer” philosophy. In essence, whenever possible, each person shall have the opportunity to become involved in the group decision making and problem solving process. Ultimately, individuals shall be totally accountable for their actions. As each outing is a “Cooperative Adventure”, participants should make every effort to insure that it is a rewarding and enjoyable experience for the group as well as the individual. Individuals who are inadequately prepared may be denied participation (refer to Clothing & Equipment Checklist). Participants are expected to share in all group related responsibilities during the course of the trip. ASMSU Outdoor Recreation Program will designate a coordinator(s) for each outing. The coordinator’s duties will be to arrange for transportation, assemble group equipment conduct a pre-trip meeting when deemed appropriate and contribute to the overall organization of the outing. Sponsored activities are conducted on a ’coordinated’ rather than ‘guided’ basis. The coordinator(s) may not possess training, experience or certifications commensurate with professional/commercial standards. Nominal fees are charged which are based on cost recovery of direct expenses primarily including transportation, group equipment, personnel, special use permits and other incidentals associated with the outing. Unless noted, participants are responsible for personal gear, meals, clothing and other individual needs. Participants may obtain some items at reduced rates through the Equipment Rental Service. Participants must be aware that outdoor recreational activities involve risks and are in fact potentially dangerous. Each individual must therefore assume sole responsibility for personal safety. Expenses for medical services related to injury and/or illness, as well as rescue and/or evacuation costs are the responsibility of the participant. Each person must sign a Contract for Participation prior to departure. Attendance at pre-trip meetings is mandatory unless other arrangements have previously been made. Persons who are not represented at a pre-trip meeting may be “zapped” from the trip list and the registration deposit will be forfeited. ASMSU Outdoor Recreation reserves the right to modify or cancel any trip due to insufficient registration, hazardous conditions or other extenuating circumstances. Refunds will be issued according to Montana State University Office of Business Services policies. Sponsored activities are subject to university, local, state and federal regulations. University vehicles and lodging accommodations are designated non-smoking areas. In consideration of others, please refrain from cell phone conversations during transport and participation in the activity. Cancellations Day Trips: Credit on account will be issued for cancellations received at least 48 hours prior to the scheduled trip departure. Cancellations of less than 24 hours will receive no refund. Extended Trips: No refund or credit for non-refundable 25% deposit (If cancellation is recieved at least 3 days before trip) remaining balance (75%) may be refunded or credited if notice is received at least 72 hours (3 business days) before trip. Refunds will be issued through according to University Business Services protocols.
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