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DESCRIPTION:Experience the beauty and splendor of Southern Colorado by back
 packing and snowshoeing in the Sangre de Cristo Wilderness area. This trip
  will have participants backpack into the wilderness area\, establish a ba
 secamp\, and partake in a series of low-weight and high intensity day hike
 s\, including a summit of 14er Humboldt Peak. Trip participants will learn
  and practice snowshoeing skills\, basic Alpine skills\, Avalanche safety 
 and risk awareness\, backcountry skills\, and MORE! \n\nCost: $350 \n\nCos
 t Includes: includes ORC trip leaders\, all camping equipment\, meals on l
 ocation\, all permits\, camping fees\, gear rentals\, post-trip lodging\, 
 and transportation from WSU in 12-passenger van. \n\nActivity Level: Advan
 ced. This trip will require participants to backpack with packs up to 45 p
 ounds with snowshoes over/through very thick snow at elevations up to 14\,
 000ft.  \n	Remoteness Scale: Level 3\, this is a backcountry trip. Particip
 ants will not have access to toilets\, showers\, or running water during t
 his trip. Water will be treated from local sources (lakes and streams) and
  participants will be required to dispose of their waste properly when in 
 the backcountry. Trip leaders will educate all participants on best practi
 ces throughout the trip. \n	Physical Challenge Scale: Level 4\, this trip w
 ill be extremely challenging. Participants can expect to snowshoe with pac
 ks up to 40-pounds across uneven and snowy terrain. Some hikes will featur
 e very steep hiking up to elevations above 14\,000ft. Temperatures will dr
 op below freezing with potential for sub-zero temperatures and wind could 
 fluctuate from standstill to 30mph or higher at certain elevations and are
 as of exposure. \n\nRegistration: Up to 8 participants. Registration requi
 red by December 13. Click here to register. \n\nQuestions? Visit the Outdo
 or Resource Center at 037 Student Union or email outdoor@wright.edu \n	 \n
 \nBrief Itinerary: \n\nDay 1\, Saturday January 4: Meet at WSU ORC at 5:00
 AM and drive all day to a frontcountry campsite in Southern Colorado. \n\n
 Day 2\, Sunday January 5: Arrive early in the morning\, eat breakfast at a
  local restaurant and head to a front country campsite to practice backcou
 ntry and winter/snow skills. \n\nDay 3\, Monday January 6: Pack up camp an
 d leave very early (before sunrise) for the trailhead. Hike into basecamp/
 first trail camp  \n\nDay 4\, Tuesday January 7: Short hike/day hike with 
 light packs to acclimate to elevations above 8\,000ft and to practice skil
 ls\, possibly move camp in preparation for summit push. \n\nDay 5\, Wednes
 day January 8: Summit a smaller peak\, weather permitting to practice skil
 ls\, potentially moving camp or utilizing light packs via basecamp. \n\nDa
 y 6\, Thursday January 9: Sunrise a peak (aiming for Humboldt) with light 
 packs\, weather permitting. Small hike following or rest. \n\nDay 7\, Frid
 ay January 10: Pack up camp and hike out early for the trailhead. Stay at 
 a hotel\, resort\, or cabin for the night for showers\, beds\, and relaxat
 ion. \n\nDay 8\, Monday January 11: Load car(s)/van(s) and depart for home
  early. Arrive on campus late into the evening/early morning on 1/12. 
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LOCATION:Sangre De Cristo Wilderness
SUMMARY:Colorado High Mountain Snowshoeing
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