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Movies in the Back Country March 22-23, 2008
Update: December 15, 2007
Update: December 15, 2007
UPCOMING EVENTS
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Movies in the Back Country March 22 & 23, 2008 RSVP for this event HERE Movies in the Back-country! We hope this will be a fun and rewarding way to contribute back to our national forests. At Movies in the Back-country!, Beyond Basecamp sets up a big screen movie theater at our biggest campground - Valley Forge Trail Camp, (MAP BELOW, PRINT IT!) This campground is WALK -IN ONLY (2.4 miles), but don't worry, we will have authorized vehicles to carry in your gear. That way it'll be a walk in the park with some relaxation and good times in the evening. This is a great backpacking trip for beginners or even those just starting to explore the world of overnight backpacking.
NO bad attitudes! NO "Guests" We are not your hotel or vacation cruise staff. You are responsible for your own fun and comfort. RSVP for this event HERE If it is full, contact Darlene at aiukli2@yahoo.com |
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The trails in the Angeles National Forest are maintained
and cared for by volunteers who put in over 100 hours a
year of their time to keep our 500 miles of winding trails
in the Angeles National Forest in good hiking condition! This
year, Beyond Basecamp continues in its 5th year of
adopting three back-country campgrounds in the Angeles
NF. People are continually expressing their appreciation
for the maintained trails and campgrounds, but quite often
people say "I'd really love to help, but I can't find the
time or the money." Well, we've got your answer.....
and cared for by volunteers who put in over 100 hours a
year of their time to keep our 500 miles of winding trails
in the Angeles National Forest in good hiking condition! This
year, Beyond Basecamp continues in its 5th year of
adopting three back-country campgrounds in the Angeles
NF. People are continually expressing their appreciation
for the maintained trails and campgrounds, but quite often
people say "I'd really love to help, but I can't find the
time or the money." Well, we've got your answer.....
Valley Forge Campground
There are twelve sites, picnic tables, vault toilets and
fire pits provided. Seasonal stream water when available
(treat before using). Hikers, bikers or equestrian use
only, closed to motor vehicles. Campfire Permits required.
Amenities: water play and fishing opportunities.
Valley Forge Trail Map, please print it
Dinner and Movies
We will be showing two movies, one new release and one
classic. Movies will start at dusk.
Saturday evening we will have a Stone Soup pot luck. If
you would like to partake, please bring a few raw or
frozen packaged veggies or cut meats. (Yes, we will also
have an all veggie pot). Don't forget your bowl and spoon
and other eating tools.
Suggested Donation
Now here's what we ask from you in return for this unique
outing: A $10.00 donation to help with this year's volunteer
budget. Your donations will help with - Trail Tools,
Campground Supplies, and volunteer
items such as gloves, hydration drinks, snacks and so on.
DIRECTIONS to trail head
From the westbound 210 Foothill Fwy take the- Angeles
Crest Hwy, La Canada, Flintridge exit. Drive North (up the
mountain) for 14 miles to the Red Box Station parking lot
(about a 20-25 minute drive from the 210 fwy). You can
ether hike down on your own, or hike down with one of our
organizers. Meeting time to hike down with our organizer is
9:00 am in order to grab a good spot for your tent. Don't
forget your ear plugs.
Now here's what we ask from you in return for this unique
outing: A $10.00 donation to help with this year's volunteer
budget. Your donations will help with - Trail Tools,
Campground Supplies, and volunteer
items such as gloves, hydration drinks, snacks and so on.
DIRECTIONS to trail head
From the westbound 210 Foothill Fwy take the- Angeles
Crest Hwy, La Canada, Flintridge exit. Drive North (up the
mountain) for 14 miles to the Red Box Station parking lot
(about a 20-25 minute drive from the 210 fwy). You can
ether hike down on your own, or hike down with one of our
organizers. Meeting time to hike down with our organizer is
9:00 am in order to grab a good spot for your tent. Don't
forget your ear plugs.
