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White River National Forest White River National Forest OUFITTERS HOLDING PERMITS ON THE DILLON RANGER DISTRICT COMPANY NAME PHONE WEB ADDRESS PERMITTED ACTIVITIES PERMITTED AREAS The Adventure Company 719-395-6494 www.theadventurecompany.com Rafting Blue River America's Adventure Gore Range (AAVE Teen Adventures) 303-526-0806 www.aave.com Backpacking (permitted from Leadville RD) Arkansas Valley 719-486-2187 www.coloradorafting.net Rafting Blue River, Dowd Chutes Adventures Francie’s and Janet’s Cabins, Section House, Backcountry Babes, LLC 970-830-9975 www.babesinthebackcountry.com Avalanche Education Loveland Pass Boreas Pass, Swan Mtn, Vail Pass bike path, Peak 9, Keystone Bike path, Frisco-Breck bike path, Breckenridge Outdoor Hoosier Pass, Mohawk Lakes, N. Rock Creek, 970-453-6422 www.boec.org Environmental Education Bakers Tank, Spring Creek, Wheeler Trail, Boulder Education Center Lakes, Burro, Windy Point loop, McCullough Gulch, Elliott Ridge, Brush Creek, Lost Lake, Upper Cataract, Camp Hale, Monte Cristo Creek Breckenridge Stables 970-453-4438 www.breckstables.com Horse Trail Rides Peak 9 Breckenridge Ski Resort Chinook Winds Outfitters 970-968-2232 www.coppermountainstables.com Horse Trail Rides Copper Mountain City of Aurora Senior Chihuahua Gulch, CO Trail, Wilder Gulch, Crystal Center 303-739-7950 www.auroragov.org Hiking Lake, Mohawk Lake (permitted from South Platte RD) City of Englewood Malley Masontown, Mayflower Gulch, Shrine Mountain, 303-762-2665 www.ci.englewood.co.us Day Hikes Eaglesmere, Lower Mohawk, Lower Cataract, Senior Recreation Center Surprise Lake, Lily Pad Lake Clements Community Center 303-987-4820 www.lakewood.org Hiking Mohawk Lake (permitted from Clear Creek RD) Permitted Outfitter/Guides – Dillon RD (Mar. 2012) Page 1 of 4 White River National Forest OUFITTERS HOLDING PERMITS ON THE DILLON RANGER DISTRICT COMPANY NAME PHONE WEB ADDRESS PERMITTED ACTIVITIES PERMITTED AREAS Peru Creek, Boreas Pass, Sts. John, Lenawee, Chihuahua Gulch, Greys & Torreys, Hunki Dori, Hiking, Biking, Snowshoeing, XC Skiing, Colorado Bike and Ski Webster Pass, Morgan Gulch, Swan forks, Bakers 970-668-8900 www.cbstadventures.com Orienteering, Trekking, Rock Climbing, Ice Tank, Mohawk Lakes, Mayflower Gulch, Peaks, Tours Climbing & Trekking/Orienteering Gold Hill, Mt. Royal, Miners Creek, Wheeler CO Trail, Crystal Lakes, Quandary, Montezuma, Straight Creek, Peak 1, Colorado Mountain College - Glenwood 970-569-2913 www.coloradomtn.edu Outdoor Education Uneva Peak (permitted from Eagle/Holy Cross RD) Swan Mtn, Loveland Pass, Crystal Creek, Boreas Colorado Mountain Pass, Ten Mile Canyon, Frisco Peninsula, Shrine 970-453-6757 www.coloradomtn.edu Outdoor Education Ridge, Montezuma Cliffs, Horseshoe Gulch, N. Fork College - Summit Campus Swan, Miners Creek/ Rainbow Lake, Gore Range Trail, Blue River Colorado Mountain College - Vail/ Eagle 970-569-2913 www.coloradomtn.edu Outdoor Education Uneva Peak (permitted from Eagle/Holy Cross RD) Colorado Trail Foundation Trek 970-259-3540 www.coloradotrail.org Hiking Georgia Pass, Swan River, Gold Hill, Copper Mtn to Program Kokomo (Colorado Trail through Summit County) (permitted from San Juan NF) Commanche Wilderness Goat Hunting GMU G6 on the Holy Cross District 970-223-5330 www.huntearth.com Hunting Goat Outfitters side. No camps on Dillon Evergreen Parks and Deer Creek, Mohawk Lakes, McCullough Gulch, Recreation 303-674-6441 www.evergreenrecreation.com Hiking Burro Trail, Mayflower Lakes, Surprise Lake, (permitted from South Park RD) Ptarmigan Pass, Wheeler Trail Geneva Park Outfitters 719-439-4606 www.elk732.com Goat & Sheep Hunting Goat Hunting GMU G7 & G16, Sheep S41 Good Times Adventure 970-453-7604 www.snowmobilecolorado.com Snowmobile, Dogsled Tours Swan River drainages Tours Gore Range Natural Science School 970-827-9725 www.gorerange.org Backpacking Uneva Peak, Corral Creek (permitted from Eagle/Holy Cross RD) Permitted Outfitter/Guides – Dillon RD (Mar. 2012) Page 2 of 4 White River National Forest OUFITTERS HOLDING PERMITS ON THE DILLON RANGER DISTRICT COMPANY NAME PHONE WEB ADDRESS PERMITTED ACTIVITIES PERMITTED AREAS Hunting (GMU 37 & 371) / Horse Trail Gore Range Outfitters 970-668-4485 www.gorerangeoutfitters.com Ptarmigan Wilderness, Eagles Nest Wilderness Rides Highside Adventure 970-668-1228 www.raftingcolorado.com Rafting Blue River, Ten Mile Creek Tours Keystone Science School, 970-455-4223 www.keystone.org Environmental Education Brush Creek, Lost Lake, Black Creek a division of Keystone Center Horse Trail Rides, Wagon Rides, Sleigh Keystone Stables 970-496-3550 www.keystoneresort.com Frey Gulch & Soda Creek Rides KODI Rafting 970-668-1548 www.whitewatercolorado.com Rafting Blue River, Ten Mile Creek Meet The Wilderness 970-926-9376 www.sosoutreach.org Backpacking Boulder Creek, Tenmile/ Uneva (permitted from Eagle/Holy Cross RD) Mountain Angler, Ltd. 970-453-4665 www.mountainangler.com Fishing Blue River, Middle Fork Swan, South Fork Swan Outward Bound 720-219-1459 www.outwardbound.org Backpacking Gore Range (permitted from Leadville RD) Overland Travel, Inc. 413-822-4717 www.overlandsummers.com Backpacking Crystal Lakes, Swan River drainages Paragon Guides 970-926-5299 www.paragonguides.com Hut Trips (winter) Francie’s and Janet’s Cabin (permitted from Eagle/Holy Cross RD) Permitted Outfitter/Guides – Dillon RD (Mar. 2012) Page 3 of 4 White River National Forest OUFITTERS HOLDING PERMITS ON THE DILLON RANGER DISTRICT COMPANY NAME PHONE WEB ADDRESS PERMITTED ACTIVITIES PERMITTED AREAS Performance Tours, Inc. 970-390-9225 www.performancetours.com Rafting Blue River, Ten Mile Creek Pikes Peak Alpine School 719-630-3934 www.pikespeakalpineschool.com Avalanche Education Hoosier Pass (contingency area if lack of snow on (permitted from Pikes Peak RD) Pikes Peak) Tenmile Canyon, Tenmile Range, Mount Royal, Swan Mountain Climbing Area, Cold Springs, Rocky Mountaineering Mountaineering, Rock & Ice climbing, Gold Hill, Miners Creek, Little French Gulch, 970-468-8049 www.rockymountainguides.com Guides avalanche classes, Hut trips Bald Mtn, Lenawee Mtn, Uneva Peak, Quandary Peak, Francie’s & Janet's cabin, Loveland Pass, Buffalo Mtn, Baldy & Mt. Guyot Sanborn Western Camps 719-748-3341 www.sanbornwesterncamps.com Backpacking Wheeler Trail, Quandary (permitted from South Platte RD) GMU 371: Gore Range, Stafford Creek, Slate Summit County Outfitters 303-718-8174 www.summitcountyoutfitters.com Hunting Creek, Uneva Peak, South Willow Summit Fly Fishing, LLC 970-468-8945 www.summitflyfish.com Fishing Blue River, Middle Fork Swan, South Fork Swan Goat & Sheep Hunting (GMU Turner Guide Service 303-567-4035 www.rmbga.com G-7, G-15, G-16 Goat Hunt Areas (permitted from Clear Creek RD) G7,G15,G16) Vail Mountain School 970-476-3850 www.vms.edu Hut Trips (winter) Francie’s and Janet’s Cabin (permitted from Eagle/Holy Cross RD) Vail Nature Center 970-479-2291 www.vailrec.com Backpacking Francie’s and Janet’s Cabin (permitted from Eagle/Holy Cross RD) Wilderness Expeditions 719-651-0906 www.wildernessexpeditions.net Backpacking Red Mtn, Crystal Peak, Atlantic Peak, Pacific (permitted from Salida RD) Peak Permitted Outfitter/Guides – Dillon RD (Mar. 2012) Page 4 of 4 .
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