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SUMMER 2023

+ Activities

Idaho

guide

Summer Climbing Camp @ Stonetree Climbing Center

Ç youthprograms@

stonetreeclimbing.com

Ç (406) 534-0325 Ç www.stonetreeclimbing.com/ camps

Ç www.facebook.com/ stonetreeclimbing

Ç www.instagram.com/stonetree_ climbing

Join Stonetree all summer long for the best day camp in Helena. Their weeklong camps encourage kids to be active, build confidence, play creatively and foster new friendships. Campers spend the day climbing, challenging their comfort zones, playing games on and off the climbing walls, doing arts and crafts and having a blast. Experienced instructors make sure that every climber leaves having learned something new and with a smile on their face. Camps also include outdoor excursions and daily snacks. Instructor ratio is 1:7 and camps are for ages 6-13. Register early; camps sell out!

Summer Library Program & Reading Challenge Lewis & Clark Library

Ç mhudson@lclibrary.org Ç (406) 447-1690 Ç www.lclibrary.org Create, read and imagine at your library this summer! All branches of the Lewis & Clark Library will be hosting programs, events and reading challenges for all ages along the theme of All Together Now, focused on kindness, friendship and community.

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Salmon River Adventure Company North Fork, Idaho

Ç adventure@salmonwhitewater.com Ç (208) 993-7722 Ç www.salmonwhitewater.com Ç www.facebook.com/ SalmonRiverAdventureCo

Ç www.instagram.com/salmonriveradventure SRAC River Camps are all inclusive: glamping, meals, equipment and lessons. Each day students will spend a morning and afternoon session on the water honing their skills learning the fundamentals of whitewater – paddling strokes, river safety, how to “read” the river, etc. In the evenings, they will review performance by looking at videos from the day and focus on team building though various games and activities. SRAC's goal is to offer the highest level of coaching to develop the next generation of river runners in a fun and safe environment.

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Teen Downtown Scavenger Hunt Lewis & Clark Library

Ç SSchlundt@lclibrary.org Ç (406) 447-1690 Ç www.lclibrary.org Begin at the library by picking up your Scavenger Hunt kit and then head downtown in search of clues. Solve the clues and win prizes! Open to the first 50 participants, no registration required. Last clue given at 4:30 p.m.

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River Camps

Find more info and schdules for these camps in our

interactive Summer Camp and Activity Finder @ www.mtparent.com


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