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Special Events Special Events Region Event Name Quarter Calendar Count Year Pacific Southwest Region (R5) Graeagle Plumas Alliance September 2015 0 Fishing Derby Southern Region (R8) ALERT - Academy Hike 2013 160 Alaska Region (R10) SE AK Roadrunners - 149 Jan-Mar 2010 111 Alaska Region (R10) Org Camp/SYS -113 Apr-Jun 2010 12 Alaska Region (R10) SE AK Roadrunners Apr-Jun 2010 90 Alaska Region (R10) Org Camp/SYS -113 Jul-Sep 2010 60 Alaska Region (R10) SE AK Roadrunners Jul-Sep 2010 118 Northern Region (R1) Boy Scouts Oct-Dec 2011 110 Northern Region (R1) Lewis and Clark Interp Center Special Oct-Dec 2011 5,837 Events Rocky Mountain Region (R2) SpookyTooth snowshoe race Oct-Dec 2011 150 Southwest Region (R3) Amphitheater Men's Club Oct-Dec 2011 38 Southwest Region (R3) Camp Lawson BSA Oct-Dec 2011 366 Southwest Region (R3) St Marks's Presbyterian Church Oct-Dec 2011 60 Southwest Region (R3) Tucson AZ LDS Stake Oct-Dec 2011 401 Southwest Region (R3) 1st Southern Baptist Church Oct-Dec 2011 457 Southwest Region (R3) Camp Whispering Pines GSA Oct-Dec 2011 281 Southwest Region (R3) Catalina State Park (DUR4) Oct-Dec 2011 5,246 Southwest Region (R3) Santa Rita Lodge (RE4) Oct-Dec 2011 1,123 Southwest Region (R3) Mt Lemmon Ski Valley (SV1) Oct-Dec 2011 16 Southwest Region (R3) Kent Springs Cabin (RE4) Oct-Dec 2011 44 Southwest Region (R3) Shaw House (RE4) Oct-Dec 2011 18 Southwest Region (R3) Kentucky Camp Cabin (RE4) Oct-Dec 2011 36 Southwest Region (R3) Manzanita Middle School Desert Dash Oct-Dec 2011 200 Southwest Region (R3) Canyon View Elementary Fun Run Oct-Dec 2011 300 Southwest Region (R3) Mt Lemmon Marathon Oct-Dec 2011 800 Southwest Region (R3) Equestrian Endurance Ride Oct-Dec 2011 50 Southwest Region (R3) Half Moon Ranch Oct-Dec 2011 14 Southwest Region (R3) Bicycle Ride - Mt Hopkins Oct-Dec 2011 125 Southwest Region (R3) Brown Canyon Ranch Open House Oct-Dec 2011 250 Southwest Region (R3) Friendly Pines Camp Oct-Dec 2011 4,927 Southwest Region (R3) YMCA of Phoenix Sky-Y Camp Oct-Dec 2011 1,394 Southwest Region (R3) Don Anderson Pine Summit Camp Oct-Dec 2011 1,312 Intermountain Region (R4) Cowboy Bass Tournament Oct-Dec 2011 50 Intermountain Region (R4) Camp Rogers Oct-Dec 2011 103 Intermountain Region (R4) Mill Hollow - Granit School District Oct-Dec 2011 18 Intermountain Region (R4) LDS Org - Mutual Dell Oct-Dec 2011 5,387 Intermountain Region (R4) PG - Timpanogos Trail 50 K and Half Oct-Dec 2011 500 Marathon (Front) Intermountain Region (R4) PG - Run the Y (Slide Canyon Trail) Oct-Dec 2011 300 Intermountain Region (R4) SFRD - Harold Chadwick Dog Trials Oct-Dec 2011 25 Intermountain Region (R4) E-MVRD - Bear River Outdoor Recreation Oct-Dec 2011 415 Alliance Yurts Intermountain Region (R4) ORD - Up-N-Over Trail Run Oct-Dec 2011 180 Intermountain Region (R4) LDS Org. Kokolowo Oct-Dec 2011 110 Intermountain Region (R4) YMCA Oct-Dec 2011 103 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) S&S Clubhouse Oct-Dec 2011 21 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) Sierra Pines Baptist Camp Oct-Dec 2011 144 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) Camp Body, BSA Oct-Dec 2011 120 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) Sly Park Outdoor Education Center Oct-Dec 2011 1,712 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) SMUD Employees Association Oct-Dec 2011 10 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) The Porcupine Club Oct-Dec 2011 12 10/1/2021 1 Special Events Region Event Name Quarter Calendar Count Year Pacific Southwest Region (R5) Fishing Guide Clients Oct-Dec 2011 12 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) Madera Co Jackass Rock Camp Oct-Dec 2011 178 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) Bike - Grizzly Bear Bike Run Oct-Dec 2011 473 Pacific Northwest Region (R6) Rogue Snowmobilers Oct-Dec 2011 454 Pacific Northwest Region (R6) Fishing Outfitter Guide Clients Oct-Dec 2011 18 Pacific Northwest Region (R6) Umpqua Community College Outfitter Oct-Dec 2011 11 Guide Clients Southern Region (R8) Jehova Witness Picnic, Laurel Bridge Oct-Dec 2011 70 Shelter Southern Region (R8) Path Finder Kids Oct-Dec 2011 20 Southern Region (R8) The Fig adventure Race Oct-Dec 2011 100 Southern Region (R8) Cave Run Sailing Assoc, Cave Run Oct-Dec 2011 50 Southern Region (R8) ROTC Cave Run Oct-Dec 2011 100 Southern Region (R8) United States Adventure Racing Assoc Oct-Dec 2011 90 Southern Region (R8) Heartland Anglers Oct-Dec 2011 300 Southern Region (R8) Renegade Marine Oct-Dec 2011 100 Southern Region (R8) USA Basin Oct-Dec 2011 50 Southern Region (R8) Billy's Great Outdoors Oct-Dec 2011 100 Southern Region (R8) Katy Branch Oct-Dec 2011 2 Southern Region (R8) Donley Cabin Oct-Dec 2011 48 Southern Region (R8) Young Branch Horse Camp Oct-Dec 2011 10 Southern Region (R8) McNabb Group Camp Oct-Dec 2011 130 Eastern Region (R9) HATS - hot chocolate and Christmas tree Oct-Dec 2011 42 lighting non-commercial group use permit. First event 12/3/2011 Eastern Region (R9) Michigan Trail Rider Assoc Events Oct-Dec 2011 40 Eastern Region (R9) Clear Lake Education Center Oct-Dec 2011 25 Eastern Region (R9) Pt Iroquois Brimley Schools Oct-Dec 2011 34 Northern Region (R1) Dog Derby Jan-Mar 2012 22 Northern Region (R1) Kootenai Cross country Ski Club Jan-Mar 2012 120 Northern Region (R1) Troy snowmobile club fun run Jan-Mar 2012 75 Northern Region (R1) Cabinet Ridge Riders Fun Run Jan-Mar 2012 220 Northern Region (R1) Ryan Wagner Merorial Fishing Derby Jan-Mar 2012 250 Northern Region (R1) Tobacco Rod & Gun Club Fishing Derby Jan-Mar 2012 20 Northern Region (R1) Lincoln County Sno Cats Fun Run Jan-Mar 2012 175 Northern Region (R1) Crazy Days at Turner Jan-Mar 2012 100 Northern Region (R1) Hooked on Fishing Jan-Mar 2012 235 Northern Region (R1) Ten Lakes Snowmobile Club Jan-Mar 2012 75 Northern Region (R1) Lewis and Clark Interp Center Special Jan-Mar 2012 1,743 Events Northern Region (R1) Meagher County Little Belters Jan-Mar 2012 75 Snowmobile Run Rocky Mountain Region (R2) Ski Haus Avalanche Clinic Jan-Mar 2012 15 Rocky Mountain Region (R2) Coureur Des Bois (Ski Race) Jan-Mar 2012 122 Rocky Mountain Region (R2) Coureur Des Neiges (Mtn bike race) Jan-Mar 2012 60 Rocky Mountain Region (R2) Breck 5 Peaks Jan-Mar 2012 100 Rocky Mountain Region (R2) Rifle Snowmobile Club Jan-Mar 2012 350 Rocky Mountain Region (R2) James Sizemore Poker Ride & Fun Day Jan-Mar 2012 85 Southwest Region (R3) Amphitheater Men's Club Jan-Mar 2012 10 Southwest Region (R3) Camp Lawson BSA Jan-Mar 2012 335 Southwest Region (R3) St Marks's Presbyterian Church Jan-Mar 2012 3 Southwest Region (R3) Tucson AZ LDS Stake Jan-Mar 2012 187 Southwest Region (R3) 1st Southern Baptist Church Jan-Mar 2012 507 10/1/2021 2 Special Events Region Event Name Quarter Calendar Count Year Southwest Region (R3) Camp Whispering Pines GSA Jan-Mar 2012 70 Southwest Region (R3) Catalina State Park (DUR4) Jan-Mar 2012 9,971 Southwest Region (R3) Santa Rita Lodge (RE4) Jan-Mar 2012 421 Southwest Region (R3) Mt Lemmon Ski Valley (SV1) Jan-Mar 2012 12,489 Southwest Region (R3) Kent Springs Cabin (RE4) Jan-Mar 2012 38 Southwest Region (R3) Shaw House (RE4) Jan-Mar 2012 31 Southwest Region (R3) Kentucky Camp Cabin (RE4) Jan-Mar 2012 30 Southwest Region (R3) Half Moon Ranch Jan-Mar 2012 12 Southwest Region (R3) 50 Mile Enduro Run Jan-Mar 2012 200 Southwest Region (R3) Music in the Canyon Jan-Mar 2012 1,300 Southwest Region (R3) Friendly Pines Camp Jan-Mar 2012 1,342 Southwest Region (R3) Congregation Beth Isreal Camp Jan-Mar 2012 238 Pearlstein Southwest Region (R3) YMCA of Phoenix Sky-Y Camp Jan-Mar 2012 1,825 Southwest Region (R3) Don Anderson Pine Summit Camp Jan-Mar 2012 2,644 Intermountain Region (R4) Burbot Bash Jan-Mar 2012 200 Intermountain Region (R4) Relay for Life Fishing Derby Jan-Mar 2012 150 Intermountain Region (R4) Rocky Mtn Elk Foundation Derby Jan-Mar 2012 100 Intermountain Region (R4) Mill Hollow - Granit School District Jan-Mar 2012 103 Intermountain Region (R4) LDS Org - Mutual Dell Jan-Mar 2012 2,600 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) S&S Clubhouse Jan-Mar 2012 5 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) Sierra Pines Baptist Camp Jan-Mar 2012 479 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) Sly Park Outdoor Education Center Jan-Mar 2012 2,396 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) SMUD Employees Association Jan-Mar 2012 5 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) The Porcupine Club Jan-Mar 2012 12 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) Oregon Interscholastic Ski Racing Assoc Jan-Mar 2012 344 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) Boy Scouts of America - Klondike Derby Jan-Mar 2012 310 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) Madera Co Jackass Rock Camp Jan-Mar 2012 220 Pacific Southwest Region (R5) Medar Co. Dept of Edu, Jack L. Boyd Jan-Mar 2012 2,770 Outdoor School Pacific Northwest Region (R6) Oregon Interscholastic Ski Racing Assoc Jan-Mar 2012 344 Pacific Northwest Region (R6) Boy Scouts - Klondike Derby Jan-Mar 2012 310 Pacific Northwest Region (R6) So OR Nordic Ski Club - John Day Ski Jan-Mar 2012 69 Race Pacific Northwest Region (R6) Ski Doo Race Event Jan-Mar 2012 18 Pacific Northwest Region (R6) Rogue Snowmobilers Jan-Mar 2012 1,325 Pacific Northwest Region (R6) Fishing Outfitter Guide Clients Jan-Mar 2012 1 Southern Region (R8) Cave Run Sailing Assoc, Cave Run Jan-Mar 2012 50 Southern Region (R8) Building for Bluebirds Jan-Mar 2012 65 Southern Region (R8) Renegade Fish Tournament, Cave Run Jan-Mar 2012 35 Southern Region (R8) Donley Cabin Jan-Mar 2012 50 Eastern Region (R9) Michigan Dog Driver's Association (MIDD) Jan-Mar 2012 38 Eastern Region (R9) Clear Lake Education Center Jan-Mar 2012 57 Eastern Region (R9) Taste and Glide at Valley Spur Jan-Mar 2012 115 Eastern Region (R9) Eki Lopit Valley Spur Jan-Mar 2012 75 Eastern Region (R9) Larissa Varti Classic Cross Country Race Jan-Mar
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