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SUMMARY:Mono-Ski Camp - Skill Development Camp
DESCRIPTION:BOEC’s Mono-Ski Camp is a four day program for mono-skiers. This camp focuses on athletes who are looking to learn and refine their skills in a faster-paced environment than a typical lesson. Based on athletes in attendance\, racing techniques may be incorporated. This camp is open to all mono-skiers\, but we invite and sponsor veterans through funding from BOEC’s Heroic Military Fund. \nFor questions about this camp\, please call 970-453-5633 or email us at yuri@boec.org. \nCheck out the 2020 Mono-Ski Camp Video by Zack Morris: \n \n 
URL:https://boec.org/program/mono-ski-camp-skill-development-camp-2026/
LOCATION:Breckenridge Ski & Snowboard School\, 655 S. Park Ave\, Breckenridge\, CO\, 80424\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adaptive Ski & Snowboard Events,Heroic Military Program
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ORGANIZER;CN="BOEC Winter":MAILTO:yuri@boec.org
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240915
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SUMMARY:Ruby/Horsethief Women's River Trip
DESCRIPTION:Open to veterans\, Women only\nProgram Flyer\nDETAILS\nWho: The BOEC extends a special invitation exclusively to military veterans.  This river trip is designed to accommodate female veterans who have sustained a moderate to significant injury.  Injuries may include but are not limited to brain injuries\, PTSD\, and/or amputees.  Due to the social aspect of outdoor adventures and camping\, participants must be ready to enjoy the company of other people.\n\n\n\nWhat: A classic western river trip.  A two-part trip\, the first part involves floating down Ruby and Horsethief Canyons of the Colorado River in canoes\, inflatable kayaks and paddleboards.  This first section includes 25 miles of scenic views\, wildlife viewing\, and opportunities for short hikes while paddling down river.  There will also be support rafts to carry gear and available for anyone who may prefer to float down the river in a raft.\n\nThe second part involves a single day of fun and exciting whitewater rafting through Westwater Canyon of the Colorado River.  This section of river is rated class III+ to class IV.  This section includes 17 miles and 11 rapids.\n\n\n\nWhere: The Colorado River in southwestern Colorado and southeastern Utah.  The Colorado river cuts through beautiful canyon country and offers a mild to whitewater experience. Take a break from devices\, in this remote location\, there is no cell phone service.\n\n\n\nWhy: This multi-day river trip exclusively for women provides an optimal environment for reconnecting\, learning new skills\, forging new friendships\, enjoying shared experiences\, and unwinding. It offers a break from the usual daily routines and distractions\, allowing participants to develop a deeper appreciation for one another and rediscover their inner strength and resilience as they journey through the picturesque canyons of the Colorado River. In addition to immersing ourselves in the stunning wilderness\, the trip is designed to assist veterans with mobility restrictions\, ensuring inclusivity and support for all participants.
URL:https://boec.org/program/ruby-horsethief-womens-river-trip/
LOCATION:Colorado River\, Southwestern Colorado and Southeastern Utah\, CO\, United States
CATEGORIES:Heroic Military Program
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ORGANIZER;CN="BOEC - Summer":MAILTO:claire@boec.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240727
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240802
DTSTAMP:20260501T131831
CREATED:20240324T012722Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240710T155955Z
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SUMMARY:Ruby/Horsethief Family River Trip
DESCRIPTION:Open to veterans and their families\, Ages 10+\n\nProgram Flyer\nDETAILS\nWho: The BOEC extends a special invitation exclusively to military veterans and their families.  This river trip is designed to accommodate veterans who have sustained a moderate to significant injury.  Injuries may include but are not limited to brain injuries\, PTSD\, and/or amputees.  Due to the social aspect of outdoor adventures and camping\, participants must be ready to enjoy the company of other people.\n\n\n\nWhat: A classic western river trip.  A two-part trip\, the first part involves floating down Ruby and Horsethief Canyons of the Colorado River in canoes\, inflatable kayaks\, and paddleboards.  This first section includes 25 miles of scenic views\, wildlife viewing\, and opportunities for short hikes while paddling down river.  There will also be support rafts to carry gear and available for anyone who may prefer to float down the river in a raft.\n\nThe second part involves a single day of fun and exciting whitewater rafting through Westwater Canyon of the Colorado River.  This section of river is rated class III+ to class IV.  You must be at least 10 years old and up to participate in the whitewater section of river. This section includes 17 miles and 11 rapids.\n\n\n\nWhere: The Colorado River in southwestern Colorado and southeastern Utah.  The Colorado river cuts through beautiful canyon country and offers a mild to whitewater experience.  A digital detox is ideal for this trip\, given the remoteness of the area\, there is no cell phone service.\n\n\n\nWhy: A multi-day river trip provides an ideal environment for reconnecting\, learning new skills\, strengthening bonds\, enjoying each other’s company\, and unwinding. It’s an opportunity to escape the usual routines and distractions of daily life\, allowing participants to gain a fresh perspective on their relationships and rediscover their resilience as they navigate the stunning canyons of the Colorado River. This adventure not only offers access to a breathtaking wilderness but also accommodates veterans with mobility restrictions\, ensuring inclusivity. Family members are encouraged to join\, as they too play an integral role in the healing journey.
URL:https://boec.org/program/https-boec-org-wp-content-uploads-2024-03-heroic-military-program-overview-flyer-1-pdf/
LOCATION:Colorado River\, Southwestern Colorado and Southeastern Utah\, CO\, United States
CATEGORIES:Heroic Military Program
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ORGANIZER;CN="BOEC - Summer":MAILTO:claire@boec.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240610
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240617
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SUMMARY:San Juan River Trip with Telluride Adaptive Sports Program
DESCRIPTION:Open to veterans only\, Coed\nProgram Flyer\nDETAILS\nIn partnership with Telluride Adaptive Sports Program:\n\nBOEC and the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program (TASP) are teaming up once again to offer a unique overnight river trip on the San Juan River.  As two national leaders in outdoor adventure join forces\, the rafting trip is bound to be memorable.  Our staff are uniquely skilled and highly trained in working with many different disabilities\, highly skilled safety managers on rivers and in remote environments\, and gifted at creating fun\, powerful and empowering experiences with young people and adults.\n\n\nWho:  The BOEC and TASP extends a special invitation to guest/invitees of military veterans.  The program is designed to accommodate veterans who have sustained a moderate to significant injury.  Injuries may include\, but are not limited to\, brain injuries\, PTSD\, and/or amputees.  Due to the social aspect of outdoor adventures and camping\, participants must be ready to enjoy the company of other people (including raft guides). \n\n\n\n\nWhat: A classic western river trip format will be utilized. Floating down river in rafts will provide access to a true wilderness environment while providing the ability to serve veterans who have mobility restrictions. An educational component will also be included by providing exposure to the prehistoric culture of the four-corners region.\n\n\n\nWhere: The trip will be conducted on the San Juan River in southeast Utah through beautiful desert canyon country and offers mild to moderate white water that is suitable for vets with significant injury and families with kids. Sandy beaches and camps\, ancient rock art and beautiful scenery will be highlights of the trip.\n\n\n\nWhy:  A multi-day river trip is an ideal setting for military veterans to reintegrate\, acquire new knowledge and skills together\, create bonds\, and have fun together\, and relax.  Away from everyday routines and daily life distractions one can find new appreciations for life and rediscover their strength and solidity as we travel down the beautiful San Juan River.
URL:https://boec.org/program/labyrinth-canyon-river-trip-with-telluride-adaptive-sports-program-2024/
LOCATION:San Juan River\, Bluff\, UT\, United States
CATEGORIES:Heroic Military Program
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ORGANIZER;CN="BOEC - Summer":MAILTO:claire@boec.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240103
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240106
DTSTAMP:20260501T131831
CREATED:20231211T180632Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231215T224914Z
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SUMMARY:Military Ski & Snowboard Camp
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Keystone Adaptive Center (KAC) and Adaptive Adventures\, the Military Ski & Ride Camp is for wounded military service members. This camp features three days of quality adaptive ski and snowboard lessons at the world-class Keystone Ski Resort and is a fun way to get on the snow with top-notch instructors and equipment\, excellent food\, and fun activities. Your enrollment includes ski passes\, equipment rentals\, instruction\, lodging\, meals\, and transportation for the participant and a guest. \nThis Military Ski & Ride Camp is a great way to meet fellow military veterans and receive quality ski and/or snowboard instruction in an amazing setting in Keystone\, Colorado. \nVisit Adaptive Adventures for more details on this event.
URL:https://boec.org/program/military-ski-snowboard-camp-2024/
LOCATION:Keystone Adaptive Center\, 1222 County Road 8\, Keystone\, CO\, 80435\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adaptive Ski & Snowboard Events,Heroic Military Program
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ORGANIZER;CN="Adaptive Adventures":MAILTO:info@adaptiveadventures.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230911
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230917
DTSTAMP:20260501T131831
CREATED:20230131T195436Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230221T214014Z
UID:16679-1694390400-1694908799@boec.org
SUMMARY:Labyrinth Canyon River Trip with Telluride Adaptive Sports Program
DESCRIPTION:Who: Open to veterans only\, Coed \nDetails\n\nPartnership with Telluride Adaptive Sports Program: \nThe Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC) and Telluride Adaptive Sports Program (TASP) are teaming up once again to offer a very special unique Overnight River trip on the Green River.  As two national leaders in outdoor adventure join forces\, the rafting trip is bound to be memorable.  Our staff are uniquely skilled and highly trained in working with many different disabilities\, highly skilled safety managers on rivers and in remote environments\, and gifted at creating fun\, powerful and empowering experiences with young people and adults. \nWho:  The BOEC and TASP extends a special invitation to guest/invitees of military veterans.  The program is designed to accommodate veterans who have sustained a moderate to significant injury.  Injuries may include but are not limited to brain Injuries\, PTSD\, and/or amputees.  Due to the social aspect of outdoor adventures and camping\, participants must be ready to enjoy the company of other people (including raft guides). \nWhat:  A classic western river trip.  Floating down the Green river in rafts\, canoes\, kayaks\, and paddle boards will provide us great access to the spectacular sandstone cliffs of Labyrinth Canyon. In addition to exploring the river corridor by boat\, we will also go for side-hikes to be fully immersed in the beautiful and remote wilderness environment. \nWhere:  The Green River in East-central Utah.  The Green River cuts through beautiful canyon country and offers a calming and enjoyable flatwater river experience that is suitable for veterans of all abilities. Soaring sandstone cliffs\, sandy beaches and camps\, ancient rock art\, and beautiful natural scenery will be unforgettable highlights of the trip. \nWhy:  A multi-day river trip is an ideal setting for military veterans to reintegrate\, acquire new knowledge and skills together\, create bonds\, and have fun together\, and relax.  Away from everyday routines and daily life distractions one can find new appreciations for life and rediscover their strength and solidity as we travel down the beautiful Green River.
URL:https://boec.org/program/labyrinth-canyon-river-trip-with-telluride-adaptive-sports-program/
LOCATION:The Green River\, East-Central Utah\, UT\, United States
CATEGORIES:Heroic Military Program
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ORGANIZER;CN="BOEC - Summer":MAILTO:claire@boec.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230828
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230903
DTSTAMP:20260501T131831
CREATED:20230131T195301Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230131T195301Z
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SUMMARY:Women’s Ruby/Horsethief River Trip
DESCRIPTION:Who: Open to veterans\, Women only \nDetails\nWho:  The BOEC extends a special invitation exclusively to women military veterans.  The program is designed to accommodate veterans who have sustained a moderate to significant injury.  Injuries may include but are not limited to brain injuries\, PTSD\, and/or amputees.  Due to the social aspect of outdoor adventures and camping\, participants must be ready to enjoy the company of other people. \nWhat:  A classic western river trip.  A two-part trip\, the first part involves floating down Ruby and Horse Thief Canyons of the Colorado River in canoes\, inflatable kayaks and paddleboards.  This first section includes 25 miles of scenic views\, wildlife viewing\, and opportunities for short hikes while paddling down river.  There will also be support rafts to carry gear\, and available for anyone who may prefer to float down in a raft. \nThe second part involves a single day of fun and exciting white water rafting through Westwater Canyon of the Colorado River.  This section of river is rated class III+ to class IV.  You must be at least 10 years old and up to participate in Whitewater section of river. This section includes 17 miles and 11 rapids. \nWhere:  The Colorado River in southwestern Colorado and Southeastern Utah.  The Colorado river cuts through beautiful canyon country and offers a mild to white water experience.  This is a remote area where there will be no cell phone service. \nWhy:  A multi-day river trip is an ideal setting to reintegrate\, acquire new knowledge and skills together\, build new bonds\, have fun together\, and relax.  This offers a chance to get away from every day routines and daily life distractions\, where one can find new appreciation for each other\, and rediscover their strength and solidity as we travel down the beautiful canyons of the Colorado River.  The Colorado river will provide us great access to a spectacular wilderness environment while supporting veterans who have mobility restrictions.
URL:https://boec.org/program/womens-ruby-horsethief-river-trip/
LOCATION:Colorado River\, Southwestern Colorado and Southeastern Utah\, CO\, United States
CATEGORIES:Heroic Military Program
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ORGANIZER;CN="BOEC - Summer":MAILTO:claire@boec.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230729
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230804
DTSTAMP:20260501T131831
CREATED:20230131T195149Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230729T181739Z
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SUMMARY:Ruby/Horsethief & Westwater Family River Trip
DESCRIPTION:Who: Open to veterans and their families\, Ages 10+ \nDetails\nWho: The BOEC extends a special invitation exclusively to military veterans and their families.  The program is designed to accommodate veterans who have sustained a moderate to significant injury.  Injuries may include but are not limited to brain injuries\, PTSD\, and/or amputees.  Due to the social aspect of outdoor adventures and camping\, participants must be ready to enjoy the company of other people. \nWhat: A classic western river trip.  A two-part trip\, the first part involves floating down Ruby and Horse Thief Canyons of the Colorado River in canoes\, inflatable kayaks and paddleboards.  This first section includes 25 miles of scenic views\, wildlife viewing\, and opportunities for short hikes while paddling down river.  There will also be support rafts to carry gear\, and available for anyone who may prefer to float down in a raft. \nThe second part involves a single day of fun and exciting white water rafting through Westwater Canyon of the Colorado River.  This section of river is rated class III+ to class IV.  You must be at least 10 years old and up to participate in Whitewater section of river. This section includes 17 miles and 11 rapids. \nWhere: The Colorado River in southwestern Colorado and Southeastern Utah.  The Colorado river cuts through beautiful canyon country and offers a mild to white water experience.  This is a remote area where there will be no cell phone service. \nWhy: A multi-day river trip is an ideal setting to reintegrate\, acquire new knowledge and skills together\, build new bonds\, have fun together\, and relax.  This offers a chance to get away from every day routines and daily life distractions\, where one can find new appreciation for each other\, and rediscover their strength and solidity as we travel down the beautiful canyons of the Colorado River.  The Colorado river will provide us great access to a spectacular wilderness environment while supporting veterans who have mobility restrictions.
URL:https://boec.org/program/ruby-horsethief-westwater-family-river-trip/
LOCATION:Colorado River\, Southwestern Colorado and Southeastern Utah\, CO\, United States
CATEGORIES:Heroic Military Program
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ORGANIZER;CN="BOEC - Summer":MAILTO:claire@boec.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230611
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230620
DTSTAMP:20260501T131831
CREATED:20230131T195110Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230327T172626Z
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SUMMARY:Heroic Military San Juan River Trip
DESCRIPTION:Who: Open to veterans only\, Coed \nEvent Flyer\nDetails\nWho: This program is designed to accommodate veterans who have sustained a moderate to significant injury.  Injuries may include but are not limited to brain Injuries\, PTSD\, and/or amputees.  Due to the social aspect of outdoor adventures and camping\, participants must be ready to enjoy the company of other people (including raft guides). \nWhat:  A classic western river trip.  Floating down the San Juan river in rafts will provide us great access to a spectacular wilderness environment while supporting veterans who have mobility restrictions.  In addition to exploring the wilderness environment\, participants will be introduced to the unique prehistoric culture of the four-corners region. \nWhere:  The San Juan River in southeast Utah.  The San Juan cuts through beautiful canyon country and offers mild white water that is suitable for veterans with significant injury.  Sandy beaches and camps\, ancient rock art\, and beautiful natural scenery will be unforgettable highlights of the trip. \nWhy:  A multi-day river trip is an ideal setting for military veterans to reintegrate\, acquire new knowledge and skills together\, create bonds\, and have fun together\, and relax.  Away from everyday routines and daily life distractions one can find new appreciations for life and rediscover their strength and solidity as we travel down the beautiful San Juan River.
URL:https://boec.org/program/heroic-military-san-juan-river-trip/
LOCATION:San Juan River\, Bluff\, UT\, United States
CATEGORIES:Heroic Military Program
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ORGANIZER;CN="BOEC - Summer":MAILTO:claire@boec.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230103
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230106
DTSTAMP:20260501T131831
CREATED:20220930T174159Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220930T174658Z
UID:15789-1672704000-1672963199@boec.org
SUMMARY:Military Ski & Snowboard Camp
DESCRIPTION:A Keystone Adaptive Center & Adaptive Adventures collaboration. Visit adaptiveadventures.org for more information.
URL:https://boec.org/program/military-ski-snowboard-camp-2/
LOCATION:CO
CATEGORIES:Adaptive Ski & Snowboard Events,Heroic Military Program
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220912
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220918
DTSTAMP:20260501T131831
CREATED:20190712T204132Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220603T165350Z
UID:867-1662940800-1663459199@boec.org
SUMMARY:Women's Heroic Military Colorado River Trip
DESCRIPTION:Come spend 3 days and 2 nights on the Colorado River traveling down the scenic Ruby Horsethief Canyon in SW Colorado. From the seat of your canoe\, you will be quickly immersed in the start of canyon country with the glow of red rocks\, bald eagles\, and beautiful sunsets on the mighty Colorado. After 3 days of a mellow scenic float\, your river adventure will be elevated as we take a guided tour through “The West’s Best Short Whitewater Trip\,” which is Westwater Canyon. On this 17 mile stretch\, the river quickly narrows and you will be awed by the Precambrian rock – the same rock found in the Grand Canyon – be challenged with class III-IV whitewater\, and finish as the river widens to take in the last views of this scenic stretch of river. \nInvited on this adventure are veterans\, active-duty military\, and members of the Guard and Reserve. This trip includes river and camping gear\, instruction\, meals\, 24-hour staffing\, and a fun\, relaxed atmosphere. Travel will be in canoes\, inflatable kayaks\, and a support raft. \nApply Now
URL:https://boec.org/program/womens-heroic-military-colorado-river-trip/
LOCATION:Colorado River\, Southwestern Colorado and Southeastern Utah\, CO\, United States
CATEGORIES:Heroic Military Program
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ORGANIZER;CN="BOEC - Summer":MAILTO:claire@boec.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220815
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220821
DTSTAMP:20260501T131831
CREATED:20190731T173811Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220603T165205Z
UID:1428-1660521600-1661039999@boec.org
SUMMARY:Heroic Women's Military Colorado River Trip
DESCRIPTION:Come spend 3 days and 2 nights on the Colorado River traveling down the scenic Ruby Horsethief Canyon in SW Colorado. From the seat of your canoe\, you will be quickly immersed in the start of canyon country with the glow of red rocks\, bald eagles\, and beautiful sunsets on the mighty Colorado. After 3 days of a mellow scenic float\, your river adventure will be elevated as we take a guided tour through “The West’s Best Short Whitewater Trip\,” which is Westwater Canyon. On this 17 mile stretch\, the river quickly narrows and you will be awed by the Precambrian rock – the same rock found in the Grand Canyon – be challenged with class III-IV whitewater\, and finish as the river widens to take in the last views of this scenic stretch of river. \nInvited on this adventure are veterans\, active-duty military\, and members of the Guard and Reserve. This trip includes river and camping gear\, instruction\, meals\, 24-hour staffing\, and a fun\, relaxed atmosphere. Travel will be in canoes\, inflatable kayaks\, and a support raft. \nApply Now
URL:https://boec.org/program/womens-heroic-military-colorado-river-trip-2/
LOCATION:BOEC Wilderness Campus\, 300 Snowy Ridge Road\, Breckenridge\, CO\, 80424\, United States
CATEGORIES:Heroic Military Program
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ORGANIZER;CN="BOEC - Summer":MAILTO:claire@boec.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220607
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220613
DTSTAMP:20260501T131832
CREATED:20190726T203948Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220615T180852Z
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SUMMARY:Heroic San Juan River Trip
DESCRIPTION:BOEC and the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program bring you the Heroic San Juan River Trip for military veterans who have sustained a traumatic brain injury\, or other debilitating injury\, in the service of their country and their family members. The program is designed to accommodate veterans who have sustained a moderate to significant injury which has resulted in the veteran being unable to continue in active service\, but willing and able to engage in adventurous and adaptive outdoor activity. Participants must be non-violent and enjoy other people. Behaviors such as verbal outbursts\, perseveration\, or other forms of communication are welcomed. Children as young as 10 years old are welcome. \nA classic western river trip format will be utilized. Floating down river in rafts will provide access to a true wilderness environment while providing the ability to serve veterans who have mobility restrictions. An educational component will also be included by providing exposure to the prehistoric culture of the four-corners region. \nThe trip will be conducted on the San Juan River in southeast Utah through beautiful desert canyon country and offers mild to moderate white water that is suitable for vets with significant injury and families with kids. Sandy beaches & camps\, ancient rock art and beautiful scenery will be highlights of the trip. \nBOEC believes that veterans who have sustained a traumatic brain injury and other debilitating injuries are a vastly under-served segment of our returning veterans. The trip will be designed primarily as a fun family experience with activities focused on all attending. The outcomes of the trip will flow from the activities and experience such as; increased family bonding and integration\, fun and relaxation\, new knowledge and skills and increased understanding of being a family while living with severe injury. \nTransportation: Participants can drive personal vehicles to the river site or utilize BOEC transportation. \nWeather: Expect hot and sunny conditions with thunderstorms possible. \nMobility: Veterans with mobility limitations are welcome on this trip but the ability to assist with self-rescue in the event of falling out of a boat is essential. Participants must be able to roll over and sit up without assistance. \nMedical Care: BOEC staff is Wilderness First Responder trained and experienced within the wilderness setting. This allows the staff to respond to typical medical situations that arise on wilderness trips. Participants considering this trip should be stable in their personal medical condition and able to be away from advanced medical care for several days. Typically\, participants who have entered a long-term orientation to their care and condition are suitable for this type of trip. Being able to tolerate exposure to heat and sun is critical for this trip. \nPersonal Care: BOEC is recognized for its ability to work with people who would be excluded from participation in standard outdoor trips and will provide personal assistance for our clients. This can be assistance with; transfers\, mobility\, daily living skills such as dressing\, eating and bathing. Because this is a river trip\, bathing is possible whenever one wishes by cleaning up in the river. Using soap is fine\, so staying clean\, if a bit sandy\, is easy. During August\, getting in the river will be very pleasant. \nToileting: On river trips all solid human waste must be contained and transported out of the river corridor. An approved human waste transport system\, (basically a rocket box fitted with an internal tank and a toilet seat) called a “groover”\, will be used for this purpose. Participants must be able to sit on the groover with minimal assistance and have the ability to clean themselves after toileting or have a family member available to assist with post toileting cleaning for participation in this trip. \nFood: All food will be provided by BOEC. A standard healthy and American diet is planned. Expect vegetarian options\, Dutch oven meals and deserts and lots of cold drinks. Alcohol is not allowed. \nShelter: Tents will be provided and utilized for sleeping quarters. Sleeping bags\, sleeping pads and a light sheet will be provided. Privacy and adequate room will be ensured by having plenty of tents available. \nPersonal Gear: Participants must bring their personal clothes and gear. Because we will be rafting through a semi-desert environment during the summer heat\, what you’ll need to bring is minimal: clothes to jump in the river in\, protection from the sun\, shoes that can get wet and stay on your feet while swimming\, casual clothes to wear around camp. Rain gear can be provided by BOEC. \nCost: No cost for all on-course activities. \nTo get more information for this camp please call or email Claire at the BOEC. 1-800-383-2632 ext. 105 or email: claire@boec.org.
URL:https://boec.org/program/heroic-san-juan-river-trip/
LOCATION:San Juan River\, Bluff\, UT\, United States
CATEGORIES:Brain Injury Camps - Adults,Heroic Military Program
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ORGANIZER;CN="BOEC - Summer":MAILTO:claire@boec.org
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DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20220128T170000
DTSTAMP:20260501T131832
CREATED:20190909T201417Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220126T222058Z
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SUMMARY:Mono-Ski Camp
DESCRIPTION:BOEC’s Mono-Ski Camp is a 5-day program specific to mono-skiing. This camp focuses on athletes who are looking to learn and refine their skills in a faster-paced environment than a typical lesson. Based on athletes in attendance\, racing techniques may be incorporated. This camp is open to all mono-skiers\, but we invite and sponsor veterans through funding from BOEC’s Heroic Military Fund. \nCheck out the 2020 Mono-Ski Camp Video by Zack Morris:
URL:https://boec.org/program/mono-ski-camp/
LOCATION:Breckenridge Ski & Snowboard School\, 655 S. Park Ave\, Breckenridge\, CO\, 80424\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adaptive Ski & Snowboard Events,Heroic Military Program
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ORGANIZER;CN="BOEC Winter - Individual":MAILTO:claire@boec.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20220104T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20220106T170000
DTSTAMP:20260501T131832
CREATED:20190724T170758Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211117T184548Z
UID:1305-1641283200-1641488400@boec.org
SUMMARY:Military Ski & Snowboard Camp
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Keystone Adaptive Center (KAC) and Adaptive Adventures\, the Military Ski & Ride Camp is for wounded military service members. This camp features three days of quality adaptive ski and snowboard lessons at the world-class Keystone Ski Resort and is a fun way to get on the snow with top-notch instructors and equipment\, excellent food\, and fun activities. Your enrollment includes ski passes\, equipment rentals\, instruction\, lodging\, meals\, and transportation for the participant and a guest. \nThis Military Ski & Ride Camp is a great way to meet fellow military veterans and receive quality ski and/or snowboard instruction in an amazing setting in Keystone\, Colorado. \nVisit Adaptive Adventures for more details on this event.
URL:https://boec.org/program/military-ski-snowboard-camp/
LOCATION:Keystone Adaptive Center\, 1222 County Road 8\, Keystone\, CO\, 80435\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adaptive Ski & Snowboard Events,Heroic Military Program
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ORGANIZER;CN="Adaptive Adventures":MAILTO:info@adaptiveadventures.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20200405T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20200412T170000
DTSTAMP:20260501T131832
CREATED:20190924T165358Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200324T174239Z
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SUMMARY:Wounded Heroes Mountain Family Ski Week (WHMFSW)
DESCRIPTION:Wounded Heroes Family Adventures invites military veterans and their families to join us in Breckenridge\, CO for an all-expense-paid week of skiing and/or snowboarding! Includes airfare\, transportation\, lodging\, meals\, all ski/snowboard equipment\, private instruction\, and daily family enrichment sessions focused on improved communication\, understanding\, and support. Ski lessons are provided by the certified adaptive ski instructors of the Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC). \nApplication deadline: December 31\, 2019
URL:https://boec.org/program/wounded-heroes-mountain-family-ski-week-whmfsw/
LOCATION:Breckenridge Ski & Snowboard School\, 655 S. Park Ave\, Breckenridge\, CO\, 80424\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adaptive Ski & Snowboard Events,Heroic Military Program
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ORGANIZER;CN="Wounded Heroes Family Adventures":MAILTO:jeebright12002@gmail.com
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