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Activity www.HRCAonline.org Guide January - April 2021 We are working diligently to provide a clean, safe environment for you, but with all things related to COVID-19 there is inherent risk. It is up to you to choose to use the HRCA amenities, knowing that you assume risk when gathering with other people and visiting other facilities.
RACE SERIES...................................... 34
INDEX - TABLE OF CONTENTS
CLASSES AND PROGRAMS
ARE ALL SUBJECT TO SPORTS............................................... 31
CHANGE BASED ON COVID Basketball............................................. 31
RESTRICTIONS. SCAN Camps ..................................(see Camps)
QR CODES FOR MOST Fencing................................................. 31
Football................................................ 32
UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION.
Golf....................................................... 32
Golf Simulator....................................... 6
Basketball............................................. 31
Gymnastics.......................................... 32
Camp HRCA (Full Day)...................... 20
Lacrosse............................................... 33
Cooking................................................ 12
Martial Arts.......................................... 33
AQUATICS............................................ 9 Drama.................................................. 14
Pickleball.............................................. 33
Infant Swim Resource......................... 10 Fencing................................................. 31
Race Series........................................... 34
Pool Parties............................................ 8 STEM.................................................... 23
Racquetball.......................................... 35
Private Swim Lessons......................... 10 Therapeutic Recreation...................... 39
Soccer................................................... 35
Scuba.................................................... 10
Taekwondo........................................... 33
Snorkel................................................. 10 CHILDCARE
Tennis.................................................... 36
Swim Lessons...................................... 10 Camp HRCA (Full Day) ..................... 20
Tumbling.............................................. 32
Preschool Enrichment ....................... 20
Volleyball.............................................. 37
BACKCOUNTRY................................ 17 Nursery.................................................. 7
Archery................................................ 17 Preschool.............................................. 24
SENIORS.............................................. 30
Birthday Parties..................................... 8
Camps................................. (see Camps) EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
THERAPEUTIC RECREATION........ 38
Hikes..................................................... 17 General................................................... 5
Classes.................................................. 39
Horse Programs.................................. 18
Volunteers............................................ 39
Locations to Know.............................. 18 EVENTS
Nature Education Programs.............. 18 Cultural Events............................... 25-26
VOLUNTEER
Community Events........................ 25-26
General................................................... 4
ARTS ................................................... 11 Race Series Events.............................. 26
Therapeutic Recreation...................... 39
EDUCATION....................................... 21 Therapeutic Recreation Events......... 26
Art........................................................ 11
Cooking................................................ 11 FACILITIES............................................ 4
Creative Kids....................................... 21 Batting Cages........................................ 6
HRCA COVID-19
Dance.................................................... 13 Birthday Parties..................................... 8 INFORMATION
Drama/Theatre................................... 14 Climbing Wall........................................ 7 HRCA Recreation Centers are open
Education Specialty............................. 22 Golf Simulator....................................... 6 with COVID-19 Safety Measures and
Financial Seminars.............................. 22 Guest Policies and Fees........................ 4 Procedures in place.
Music..................................................... 15 Information............................................ 4
Online Classes..................................... 22 Nursery.................................................. 7 Please visit our web site at
Memberships......................................... 4
www.HRCAonline.org/COVID19 for
Pottery................................................. 15
facility and program-specific information
Pre-Education...................................... 21 Program Refund ................................... 5
before you come to the recreation
Preschool.............................................. 24 and Transfer Policy centers.
Safety ................................................... 22 Registration........................................... 4
STEM.................................................... 23 Room Rentals........................................ 6 In accordance with State Executive Order
Rules and Regulations........................... 4 D 2020 138, masks are required for
BIRTHDAY PARTIES............................ 8 Social Media........................................... 4 anyone over the age of 10 for entry into
Aquatics................................................. 8 HRCA facilities. Masks need to be worn at
Art, Gymnastics..................................... 8 FITNESS.............................................. 27 all times, including while using the workout
Drop-in Fitness Classes....................... 29
equipment, participating in fitness classes,
Backcountry........................................... 8
or while attending any other HRCA
General................................................... 8 Fitness Challenge................................ 28
indoor programs or events. Masks must
Taekwondo............................................. 8 Personal Training................................. 27 be covering both your nose and mouth.
CAMPS Specialty Fitness.................................. 29
Art........................................................ 11 Wellness............................................... 29 We are working diligently to provide a
Backcountry ........................................ 18 ZONE Fitness ..................................... 28 clean, safe environment for you, but with
all things related to COVID-19 there is
inherent risk. It is up to you to choose to
use the HRCA amenities, knowing that
Copyright © 2021 Highlands Ranch Community Association. All rights reserved. you assume risk when gathering with
Permission is required to redistribute, reproduce, modify or republish information from
Highlands Ranch Community Association, Inc., either in print or electronically.
other people and visiting other facilities.
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RULES & REGULATIONS GUEST POLICY & FEES
FACILITIES - INFORMATION
Please read the Recreation Center Rules and Members must register recreation center guests.
Regulations that are available on the HRCA web Four recreation center guests per day is the limit
INFORMATION SOURCES site at www.HRCAonline.org. for each household or party. Recreation center
GENERAL INFORMATION guests must be accompanied by a member while
303-791-2500 Notice using any facility.
By enrolling or participating in any program and
www.HRCAonline.org The HRCA recreational activity provided or sponsored by Guest Fees
web site provides up-to-date information on the the Highlands Ranch Community Association, Inc. $6 for ages 2-11
HRCA and community news including responsible (HRCA), members and guests acknowledge and $7 for ages 12-17
governance policies, special events, board and agree that there are certain risks inherent in the $8 for ages 18-54
committee meetings, gym, fitness and pool programs and activities conducted at the HRCA’s $7 for ages 55+
schedules, and now you can find home service recreation centers or off-site programs which Punch Pass 10 visits - $65*
providers in the Local Biz Directory. Find it all at the members and guests assume. And by doing
so members and guests agree to waive any claim
* Expires 1 year from date of purchase. No charge for
www.HRCAonline.org.
infants less than 2 years. No refunds will be given for
of liability against the HRCA and its members,
HRCA News In your mailbox every month, unused pass visits.
directors, officers, agents, employees, contractors,
the HRCA newsletter has the latest community related entities and affiliates, and their agents,
information and announcements, covenant arising out of any loss, injury, or death attributed to
REGISTRATION
compliance tips, upcoming events, and new Registration for the HRCA’s programs and activities
such risks and the use of the HRCA’s recreation
programs. are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
facilities or off-site programs. Members and guests
Some registration deadlines and fees may be
also agree that the HRCA or any sponsor may
different for program guests. Programs are subject
e-ME Subscribe to this free monthly email update subsequently use photos of them for publicity and/
to cancellation. Prices and dates may change at any
to receive the latest HRCA happenings or promotional materials such as web sites, posters,
time during this publication duration.
and exclusive coupons! Sign up at or other merchandise.
www.HRCAonline.org. Click on the
e-ME icon on the home page. FACILITY INFORMATION Three Ways to Register
Registration is ongoing. For the most up-to-date
The HRCA offers first-class recreation programs
class availability, try online registration!
Facebook Find us on Facebook: designed for all ages and abilities. From sports,
www.facebook.com/ dance, arts and crafts, to tennis and fitness
programs and over 100 community events, we have 1. Online Registration: Visit
HighlandsRanchCommunityAssociation
something for everyone. See the amenities offered www.HRCAonline.org, click the Class & Event
www.facebook.com/HRCABackcountry
at each facility on page 5. Check our web site for Signup button on the home page. For online
www.facebook.com/HRCATR
facility closure schedules. registration support, call 303-471-8858 or email
(Therapeutic Recreation)
registration@hrcaonline.org.
www.facebook.com/HRCAFitness
www.facebook.com/HRCATennis Member Services/Registration
www.facebook.com/HRCARaceSeries Available at all facilities. Obtain membership cards, 2. Phone: Have your credit card payment
new resident registration or change of address, information ready and call 303-471-8858. See page
Twitter Subscribe to the HRCA Twitter feeds program registration, or cancellation. 5 for member service hours by recreation center
for reminders about current happenings location.
around the Ranch@HRCAnews. MEMBERSHIP
Membership in the Highlands Ranch Community
Instagram Follow us on Instagram Association (HRCA) is for Highlands Ranch 3. Walk-in: Visit Member Services at any HRCA
and share your favorite images of homeowners living in designated Highlands Ranch recreation center.
our community. Find us: @intheranch neighborhoods.
Event Ticket Line 303-791-2500 Accepted Payment Cash, check, Visa,
Call to purchase tickets for any ticketed You may register for membership and receive Mastercard, Discover, and American Express.
event. For details on any ticketed event, visit your ID card at any of the four HRCA Recreation Most programs have a separate member and
www.HRCAonline.org/Tickets or call Centers: See hours page 5. All members are guest registration fee. Prices are for members
303-791-2500. Tickets are non-refundable. required to show a membership card upon entering and program guests, unless otherwise indicated.
the HRCA recreation facilities or Backcountry Example: $60/$80 = $60 for members, $80 for
Event Online Tickets Wilderness Area Trails.
You may purchase event tickets online. guests.
Visit www.HRCAonline.org/Tickets. Membership or Replacement Wait lists are notified (in order) up to 24 hours
prior to class start when openings/cancellations
Event/Weather Hotline 303-471-8888 Card Fee $8 per card (age 9+). Children age occur.
Information on upcoming community and special eight and younger do not need a membership card,
events. It will also announce cancellations of an but are required to be directly supervised within
HRCA or Cultural Affairs Association event due to any HRCA recreation center by a responsible
severe weather. party age 12 or older at all times. Expired card
replacement fee - $2.00.
Volunteer Opportunities
Whether you have a desire to support our Renters of homes in Highlands Ranch may use
community events, have a voice in Association the HRCA recreation facilities (and receive a
matters, want to preserve our Backcountry trails membership card) if the homeowner completes a
and open space, or assist with programs dedicated Consent to Tenant Form relinquishing their rights
to special needs children, HRCA has a variety to use the facilities to the tenants.
of ways for you to get involved. For a complete
description of our volunteer opportunities, go to
www.HRCAonline.org/Volunteer.
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Minimum Enrollment Class fees are REFUND & TRANSFER
FACILITIES - INFORMATION
calculated on a minimum number of participants. POLICY ALL REC CENTERS
Classes must reach the minimum three days prior
To Cancel a Class Call 303-471-8858. All FEATURE
to the first day of class, unless a specific registration
deadline is noted. If the set minimum is not met refunds are charged a minimum $5 processing fee. Cardiovascular Area
for a class, it is cancelled. All registered participants Refunds and class transfers must be requested at
least five business days prior to the beginning of the Member Services
receive a transfer or refund.
class. Refunds are issued back to the participant in Variable Resistance Machine Area
the original tender when possible.
Therapeutic Recreation Therapeutic Running Track
Recreation programs require a completed Free Weight Area
Individual Service Plan (ISP) at least two weeks Refunds Generated by the HRCA In
prior to the start of participation. An ISP form the event the HRCA cancels an event or a class, a Vending Area
is available online, at any recreation center, or by full refund is issued back to the participant either by Fitness/Dance Studio
calling 303-471-7043. check or credit card when possible. Refunds are
not issued for inclement weather. Refunds are not
Locker Rooms
issued for ticketed events. Gymnasiums
Pools
We are Hiring! - Join the HRCA Team! Family Changing Room
Visit www.HRCAonline.org/Jobs Meeting Rooms
HRCA RECREATION CENTER LOCATIONS
SEE THE WEB SITE FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE HOURS DURING COVID-19.
NORTHRIDGE EASTRIDGE
Registration: Tennis Pavilion: Registration: Administrative Offices:
8800 S. Broadway Phone: 303-471-8996 9568 University Blvd. (Assessments & Community
Highlands Ranch, CO 80126 M-Th: 7:00 a.m. - 9:45 p.m. Highlands Ranch, CO 80126 Improvement Services)
Phone 303-471-8950 F: 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Phone 303-471-8856 M-F: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Fax 303-791-0657 Sa-Su: 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Fax 303-471-8905 Phone 303-471-8958
Amenities: Amenities:
Facility Hours: Facility Hours: • Climbing Wall - Closed
• Gymnasium (wood floor)
M-F: 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. M-F: 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. • Camp HRCA (school breaks,
• Pools: Dive Pool, Lap, Youth
Sa-Su: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sa-Su: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and summer)
• Racquetball Courts
• Dry Sauna • Preschool (school)
Membership Services/ Membership Services/ • Enrichment (school and
• Tennis Courts (6 indoor,
Registration: Registration: summer)
5 outdoor) & Pavilion
M-F: 6:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. M-F: 6:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. • 2 Gymnasiums (wood floor)
• Nursery - Closed
Sa: 7:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Sa: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. • Pools: Lap, Slides, Youth,
• Room Rentals - Closed
• (Hot) Yoga Studio Zero Depth
• Golf Simulator • Outdoor Sand Volleyball
• Martial Arts Studio • Steam Room - Closed
• AquaClimb Poolside
Climbing Wall
WESTRIDGE SOUTHRIDGE
Registration: Amenities: Registration: Amenities:
9650 Foothills Canyon Blvd. • 5 Outdoor Batting Cages 4800 McArthur Ranch Rd. • 2 Gymnasiums (multi-sport
Highlands Ranch, CO 80129 • Tiny Tees Ballpark Highlands Ranch, CO 80130 surface)
Phone 720-348-8202 • Camp HRCA (summer only) Phone 303-471-7020 • Pools: Current Channel,
Fax 720-348-8222 • Preschool (school) Fax 303-346-0235 Warm Water, Fitness, Zero
• Enrichment (school and Depth, Outdoor Resort Pool
Facility Hours: summer) Facility Hours: • Pottery Studio
M-F: 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. • 3 Gymnasiums M-F: 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. • Senior Lounge - Closed
Sa-Su: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • Indoor Turf Sa-Su: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • 5 Tennis Courts Outdoor
• Pitching Structure • Wildcat Mountain Auditorium
Membership Services/ • Pools: Lap, Slides, Youth, Membership Services/ • Nursery - Closed
Registration: Zero Depth, Splash Fountain Registration:
M-F: 6:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. • Spin Cycling M-F: 6:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Sa: 7:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. • 3 Tennis Courts Outdoor Sa: 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
• Nursery - Closed
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BATTING CAGES
The Batting Cages offer five baseball and four
softball stalls ranging in speed from 30-80 mph. DUE TO COVID-19:
Home-run target banners provide the batter with
realistic results in a user-friendly pitching complex. Room rentals, nursery, and climbing wall
We offer a mini-ball park complete with home-run
fence, foul poles, and bases for future little league
batters. For more information or to make team are all closed. Please check the web site for the
reservations, call 720-348-8202.
most up-to-date information.
Hours: Visit www.HRCAonline.org/
BattingCages or call 720-348-8202.
www.HRCAonline.org
OPENING WEEKEND(S):
February 27 - 28 and March 6 - 7
Spring Hours:
Monday - Friday: 4:00 - 7:30 p.m.
Saturday - Sunday: 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
(subject to change) GOLF SIMULATOR Unlimited Passes
Spring Break (March 15 - 19) AT NORTHRIDGE Member: Monthly $70 Yearly $450
Noon - 7:30 p.m. (subject to change) The golf simulator is a new feature to the Guest: Monthly $85 Yearly $530
Northridge facility. This simulator, provided
Summer Hours (Start May 31) by Full Swing Golf, allows residents and non Free Club Rentals!
Monday - Friday: 10:00 a.m - 7:30 p.m. residents the opportunity to practice their Unlimited passes please call or reserve in
Saturday - Sunday: 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (subject game on the driving range or play on some person at any of our locations.
to change) of their favorite courses indoors (42 courses
Pitch Structure: available including Pebble Beach, Torrey Pines,
• Open year round (weather dependent) and Castle Pines). The fees and new unlimited
• Bring your own equipment/balls pass options are below:
Fees:
Member: $10 per 30 minutes
Heavy Hitter Passes (for up to four players)
Grand Slam Season Pass: $175 individual, Guest: $15 per 30 minutes
$300 Family (for up to four players)
Heavy Hitter Triple: 80 tokens $50 Bring your own clubs or rent ours for $10.
Heavy Hitter Double: 50 tokens $35
Reservations: Call Northridge Member
Services at 303-471-8950 or visit
Heavy Hitter Single: 25 tokens $20 www.HRCAonline.org/
All-you-can-hit passes GolfSimulator.
30 days $50
7 days $35
Single day $10
Please
remember
to curb it
and put a lid
on it!
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HIGHLANDS RANCH
HIGHLANDS RANCH CELEBRATES 40 YEARS!
CELEBRATES 40 YEARS!
Forty years ago, Mission Viejo had a vision jewel of the community is the 8,200
for a new master planned residential acres of the southernmost area of
community just south of Denver. This Highlands Ranch has been designated as
new master-planned community called the Backcountry Wilderness Area, which
Highlands Ranch had big plans that laid is dedicated for the preservation of open
out several major streets and called for space, wildlife habitat enhancement and
multiple schools, four recreation centers, outdoor recreation. Our population
acres and acres of open space, community now exceeds 99,000 residents and the
parks, a business park as well as a community has almost reached full build
town center and public library. That out with over 32,000 homes.
community is now an award-winning As we move into the new year, you
thriving community known for its high will see the new 40th Anniversary logo
quality of life. throughout the community, and many
The first houses in the Ranch were of our annual events will have additional
completed in 1981 and, in 1984, and emphasis on the 40th Anniversary. We
we had just over 2,880 residents. Today, look forward to celebrating
Highlands Ranch is 22,000 acres with over this milestone in 2021! Starting in
60 miles of paved and natural trails, over January, visit our web site at
2,000 acres of open space, three large www.HRCAonline.org/40years for
community parks, 3 dog parks, 62 miles historic facts about Highlands Ranch,
of trails and 14 neighborhood parks. The trivia, and much more!
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Parties for Adults
FACILITIES - PARTIES & CELEBRATIONS
DON’T STRESS! Arts & Crafts Parties
HRCA has parties for every age and every budget! 303-471-8853
Call today or vist the web site at www.HRCAonline.org/Parties • Paint on Canvas
• Hand-build a clay lantern or candle holder
PARTIES & Backcountry Wilderness Backcountry Parties
303-471-7054
CELEBRATIONS Area Outdoor
Parties and celebrations aren’t just for Themed Parties Cooking Parties
kids! We offer many options for kids, 303-471-8853
Parties are held outdoors at the
teens, and adults. From traditional Backcountry Outdoor Center,
birthday parties to customized 6005 Ron King Trail, 80125 Pool Parties (Ages 4+)
celebrations and get-togethers designed Available at Southridge and Eastridge only
303-471-7053
just for you, we will help you create Southridge 303-471-7026
special memories the fun, hassle-free way! • Wild for Wildlife or contact debi.bowman@hrcaonline.org
• Princess Unicorn
Arts, Gymnastics, and • Camo Adventure Eastridge 303-471-7036
• Wild West or contact tyler.kurapkat@hrcaonline.org
Specialty Parties: • Large Pool Party (Max 15)
303-471-8818 • Pony Party
• Horse-Drawn Hayride • Small Pool Party (Max 9)
• Snapology (Ages 2+)
• Magic Party (Ages 6+) Southridge Sports
• Science Matters (Ages 5-11) Batting Cages, Indoor Turf, Spectacular Birthday
- Chemistry Magic and Customized Parties Parties (Ages 5+)
- Perfume Science 720-348-8267
- Fantastic Flight 303-471-8860
• Nature’s Educators (Ages 6+): • Touchdown! Turf Party (Ages 3+)
- Your Wild Backyard • “Extra Point” Touchdown Option Taekwondo Birthday
- Super Snakes (Ages 3+) Parties (Ages 4+)
- Talon Talk • Decorated Party Rooms 303-471-8838
• Peak Athletics Parties (Ages 3-12): Seasonal option February - October Northridge; Price $120 for
• Triple Play Party (Ages 6+) 10 kids; $10 each additional kid
303-471-8853 Party includes 45 minute taekwondo class
• Cooking Party (Ages 5+) and 45 minutes in a party room.
• Dance Party (Ages 3+)
Climbing Wall Party For more information, please contact
• Pottery Party (Ages 5+) (Ages 7+) lisa.sheley@hrcaonline.org or call
• Paint on Canvas Party (Ages 7+) 303-471-8917 303-471-8838.
• Tie-Dye Party (Ages 7+) • (Max 10 climbers)
• Crocodile Rock Party (Ages 18 mos-3) Westridge Party Rooms
720-348-8267
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STAFF
Aquatics/Swimming
Swim Lesson Coordinator
Mindy Polete 303-471-8867
mindy.polete@hrcaonline.org
Coached/Competitive
Swimming Coordinator
Rachel Lyon 303-471-8942
rachel.lyon@hrcaonline.org
Private Lessons -
24/7 online Learn to Swim or
Coached Aquatics
www.HRCAonline.org/Registration 720-348-8220
www.HRCAonline.org/SwimPrivates
Aquatic Program Supervisor,
Aquatic Adventures
Diane Ball 303-471-8935
diane.ball@hrcaonline.org
Refunds will not be granted if HRCA is required to
cancel a program due to weather conditions.
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AQUATICS/SWIMMING
GET FIT - HAVE FUN
SWIM HRCA!
HRCA For Info & Enrollment 24/7
HAS WHAT www.HRCAonline.org/Swim
YOU NEED! Visit our web
• Ready to learn to swim site for dates,
or try scuba or snorkeling? times, and
pricing.
• Already a proficient swimmer
and want more of a challenge?
• Want to explore coached and
competitive swim programs?
• Need extra help or have a busy
schedule? Book private lessons!
Learn To Swim
720-348-8220 Scuba & Snorkel
303-471-8867
mindy.polete@hrcaonline.org
Coached Aquatics
SWIM TEAM • Coached Adult
• Coached Youth
REGISTRATION 303-471-8942
Swimmers must be able to rachel.lyon@hrcaonline.org
swim a legal 50 yard freestyle
and backstroke comfortably Private Lessons
without stopping. Must have • Learn to Swim or Coached
experience with flip turns. 720-348-8220
Parent volunteering is required. privatelessons@hrcaonline.org
For information email Infant Swim Resource
seahawksteam@hrcaonline.org, Nation-wide program ages 6 months
call 303-471-8942, or visit to 3 years to learn aquatic safety
www.HRCAonline.org/Swimteam. 303-330-8602
www.infantswimjennifer.com
COACHED AQUATICS j.potter@infantswim.com
HRCA offers year round youth
and adult coached programs
to build enduance, fine tune LEARN TO SWIM
stroke technique and challenge
swimmers looking for a
competitive edge. Progressive
levels allow growth as well as
improve overall fitness. P.S. - We also have lots of fun!
Classes fill quickly so visit
www.HRCAonline.org/Swim
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Arts
Arts Enrichment Coordinator
Alecia Hindman 303-471-8853
alecia.hindman@hrcaonline.org
Visit us at
www.HRCAonline.org/Registration
Arts & Education Supervisor
Meredith Parker 303-471-8880
meredith.parker@hrcaonline.org
Refunds will not be granted if HRCA is required to cancel a
program due to weather conditions.
ART ART CAMPS Kids-n-Canvases (Ages 5-12)
ART/ART CAMPS
Professional artists will guide students through a
www.HRCAonline.org/Art Art for Life (Ages 5-12) step by step process to achieve a painting they will
Our instructors are award winning
be proud to hang at home. In Rainbow Rain Shower
artists that love teaching kids.
Visit our web site Your child will have fun creating
Painting, kids will paint a beautiful painting of color,
where the rain is a rainbow of colors showering down
for dates, times, art, while learning problem-solving
from on high. It is a beautiful way to celebrate spring!
and pricing. and critical-thinking skills. We believe art gives a child
confidence and builds their self-esteem. What better
way to grow than to be doing something they love?
Paint Explosion - Color Beyond
Belief Camp
Try painting techniques designed to maximize color
Private Art Lessons and color mixing. We will use fluid acrylics, drip
If you have a busy schedule, need individual
techniques, and neon colors! Learn how colors work
instruction, or group art classes are not for you, try
paired with other colors or on different colored
private lessons with an experienced instructor. To
backgrounds. Come have fun and COLOR!
schedule lessons, call 303-471-8853 or email
alecia.hindman@hrcaonline.org.
The Most Colorful Camp Ever
Explore fluid acrylics and colored inks! Make a black
light fluorescent paintings, mixed media, and switch
plates of amazing Technicolor.
Jewelry Camp
Create beautiful beads, make necklaces, learn weaving
patterns, and create unique jewelry to wear yourself or
give as gifts.
Sculpture Only Camp
Use polymer clay, air dry clay, Paper Mache, recycled
materials, and more. Make traditional sculptures, wall
sculptures, and sculptures that hang from the ceiling!
Learn about armatures, model forming, and texturing.
Sculpt animals, dragons and even a sculpture around
a mirror!
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ART/COOKING
Creating Collages (Ages 18+) www.HRCAonline.org/Cooking
Collage is the art of combining a variety of materials
to form unique compositions and items. Using simple Visit our web site
materials such as paper, found objects, and magazine
pictures you can create imaginative works of art. This for dates, times,
class will cover ideas, techniques, and step-by-step and pricing.
instructions.
Knitting (Ages 18+)
Beginning: Learn how to knit, purl, cast on, bind off,
increase, and decrease. Once you have accomplished
these concepts, learn how to read a simple pattern and
make a beanie hat. Yarn will be provided for practice
knitting. Needles may be purchased in class. COOKING CAMPS
Advanced Beginning: Advanced Beginning students Spring Break Chef’s Camp
must have completed Beginning Knitting and have
(Ages 7-13)
approval by instructor to advance. Learn advanced
Bring your chefs in for super tasty fun! Kids will
knitting stitches/techniques and pick out some different
have a blast learning new recipes every day! Our
projects to knit (i.e., mittens, hats, basic sweater).
culinary chef will emphasize safety, nutrition,
Students will provide own yarn and knitting needles.
teamwork, and following directions sequentially.
Intermediate: Students must have completed
Beginning Knitting and Advanced Beginning Knitting Chef’s Special Camp (Ages 7-13)
Bring your chefs in for this one day camp! Our
and must have approval by instructor to advance. Beginning Painting (Ages 18+)
Students will learn advanced patterns and incorporate Using acrylic paint learn about composition, color culinary chef will emphasize safety, nutrition,
into individual projects. mixing, and various paint application techniques, such teamwork, and following directions sequentially.
as wet-on-wet, dry brush, and using salt. Basic drawing
skills will help in the layout of our subject matter, Cupcake Wars - It’s time to see who can create
SEWING which may include a still life, animals, landscapes, and
the best cupcake! In this one-day camp you will bake
flowers. You are sure to learn a lot while having fun!
After School Sew-it-All and decorate unique cupcake combinations from
(Ages 8-18) the old favorites to new exciting bold flavors!
In this after school class, students
Watercolor (Ages 18+)
Explore painting with watercolor! Learn to utilize this
will learn the basics of machine
unique medium. Discover the subtleties of proper
sewing and complete a few
control and technique. A supply list will be given out
projects. All materials and
sewing supplies will be provided. Beginners as well as
in the first class. COOKING PARENT –
continuing students are welcome in class. TOT
Zen Doodling (Ages 18+) Chef in Training (Ages 2-5)
Students may repeat this as many times as they would Zen doodling is a calming kind of doodling using
Create fun snacks using kid-friendly ingredients
like. Continuing students will further their sewing skills simple, repetitive patterns to create art. It is an
based on the theme of the month. Children must be
by selecting a project of their choice to complete in incredibly relaxing activity that produces lovely results
accompanied by an adult.
class. Continuing students need to purchase all supplies even if you don’t think you are artistic. As you draw,
Power Snacks | Hearts Ahoy! | March Munchies
and materials for their advanced projects and bring you are boosting concentration, creating a positive
| Spring into Flavors
them to the first class meeting. mood, and external distraction become less important.
DRAWING, PAINTING GENERAL COOKING
Kids Rule the Kitchen (Ages 5-7)
AND SCULPTURE This class will expose kids to new ingredients while
they learn to create appetizers, main courses, and
Drawing, Painting & Sculpture
desserts based on the theme of the month. Price
(Ages 6-12) includes all food supplies.
Learn how to draw, paint, and sculpt while having Cupcake Wars | Mystery Basket | Kid Classics |
fun! We use traditional fine art media (pencil, marker, Pancakes, Waffles and More!
paints, and sculpting materials) to make fun new
modern themes.
Young Chefs (Ages 7-9)
Aspiring chefs will get a realistic introduction to the
Teen Drawing and Painting world of culinary arts. Learn many different cooking
(Ages 13-18) methods while creating unique and yummy recipes.
Learn how to draw, paint, and sculpt while having fun Price includes all food supplies.
in a class designed for teens! We use traditional fine art Cup Cake Wars | Mystery Basket | Kid Classics |
media (pencil, marker, paints, and sculpting materials) to The Apps Class
make fun new modern themes.
Creative Cooks (Ages 9-12)
Beginning Drawing (Ages 18+) This series of classes will instill the young chef with
Learn about composition, contour and gesture confidence in and out of the kitchen. Each week the
drawing, value, aesthetic decision-making and more. student will learn skills like baking, sautéing, chopping,
Various drawing materials will be used, including dicing, grating, and kneading. Price includes all food
graphite pencil, colored pencil, pastel, pen and ink, and supplies.
charcoal. Topics to draw may include a landscape, still Cupcake Wars | The Apps class | Game Day
life, and animals. Bring a sketch book and pencils to Favorites | Baking 101
class, where the atmosphere is friendly and relaxing.
Don’t forget you can register online for classes!
Visit www.HRCAonline.org/Registration
12 3 0 3 -7 9 1 -2 5 00 • www.H RCAon lin e .or gDANCE SPECIALTY DANCE
COOKING/DANCE
www.HRCAonline.org/Dance Pip Hop (Ages 3-5)
This hip-hop class for little ones is full of rhythm, body
awareness, simple choreography, and high energy
Visit our web site craziness all set to cool Disney music! Students are
for dates, times, encouraged to participate in the dance recital. Note:
Students must attend both sessions to be eligible for
and pricing. recital.
Broadway/Jazz Dance (Ages 18+)
Work on basic jazz steps and learn a Broadway style
dance in this no stress, no recital adult class! Jazz shoes
encouraged but street shoes are OK. No socks or flip
Dance Program Policies flops.
• Each child must be the appropriate age for the
class at the start of the session or become the
appropriate age within the first week of the
COMBO DANCE
session. Ballet/Tap/Jazz (Ages 4-6)
• No refunds or prorates will be given after the Learn the basics of ballet techniques, terminology,
start of a session. rhythm, movement, and tap techniques. Students will
• No late registrations allowed after the third week need both ballet and tap shoes for this class. Students
of the session. are encouraged to participate in the dance recital.
• All students are required to wear all leather ballet
slippers and proper dance attire to class. Ballet/Tap/Jazz (Ages 5-7)
Teen Cuisine (Ages 12-18) Learn the basics of ballet techniques, terminology,
This class is designed for teens who love to cook! rhythm, movement, and tap techniques. Students will
Learn the basics of cooking and grow your skills in need both ballet and tap shoes for this class. Students
the kitchen. Learn about different foods and how to
prepare them to make scrumptious recipes for home.
BALLET are encouraged to participate in the dance recital.
Previous dance experience highly recommended.
Price includes all food supplies. Itty-Bitty Ballet (Ages 2½-3)
Fundamental Cooking for Teens | European Introduce your child to basic ballet techniques as well
Cuisine | What’s for Dinner | Baking for Teens as songs, dance, and creative play. Note: Parents do COUPLES DANCE
not attend class and students are not eligible for the
recital.
Couples Dance (Ages 18+)
Cooking with your Kids (Ages 7+) Enjoy a night out with your friends and significant other
Enjoy time in the kitchen with your kids in this parent while learning something new. These dances will have
and child class. Have fun learning new recipes and Ballet (Ages 3-8) your confidence on the dance floor soaring to new
how to prepare them together! Price includes all food Sign up for Ballet I-IV depending on age and skill level. heights!
supplies. Barre and center exercises are used to teach steps
American Classics | Family Favorites | Baking and positions of ballet. Classes are designed to aid in “HOLD-ON-TO-YOUR-HAT” COUNTRY
Bonanza | What’s for Dinner the development of flexibility, coordination, balance, SWING!
body awareness, listening, discipline, and self-esteem. The easiest swing dance of all, and you can dance to
All Ballet students are encouraged to participate in the ALL styles of music! Tons of turns and twirls!
International Cooking (Ages 18+) dance recital.
Explore new tastes, spices, and textures from different
parts of the world in our International Cooking class. The NEW MELLINIUM COWBOY CHA CHA!
Price includes all food supplies. Ballet Academy (Ages 8-13) Four weeks of doing the prettiest (AND most favorite)
Ballet Academy is for students who would like to Country Dance to come along….ever! Can be done
continue their dance experience with a more intensive solo or with a partner–we will learn how to dance it
American Classics (Ages 18+) curriculum. Students will grow their dance knowledge, BOTH ways.
Find out how to make All American favorites including
strengths, and abilities. They will gain a deeper
Southwest gringo, Midwest comfort, and Southern LINE DANCE BOOTY BASH!
understanding of ballet theory and practice. Students
sweets. Travel America to find delectable treats to It’s Line Dancerobics! GREAT FOR COORDINATION
are encouraged to participate in the dance recital.
make and eat! Price includes all food supplies. AND BALANCE! Get your “steps” (5,000 average).
And it’s so much fun! We’ll learn the most popular
The Spice Class (Ages 18+) BELLY DANCE Line Dances for parties and MORE…starting at the
Have you ever wanted to learn which spice goes with Belly Dance Basics (Ages 18+) BEGINNING.
which dish? Now is your chance to learn the “secret of All levels welcome in this fun class dedicated to
spices” from our professional Chef! Price includes all teaching and practicing the ancient art of belly dance. C&W 2 STEP SHINDIG
food supplies. Learn classic Egyptian Style, American Cabaret/Vintage, The ORIGINAL C&W dance and the most versatile
Oriental, and Tribal Fusion technique. Learn historic dance on the floor! Learn the easy, basic steps and then
facts about the dance. No matter what your dance spin your partner with turns and twirls! You’ll be able
experience from the true beginner to the professional, to get out there ON THE DANCE FLOORS and dance
this class will challenge and inspire you. the night away.
Sign up for both Belly Dance and Belly Dance
Choreography and receive half off-Belly Dance RED HOT SALSA
Choreography. Email alecia.hindman@hrcaonline. This “red hot” social style Salsa is fun and EASY to
org to advantage of this offer. learn. With lots of great moves, you will be able to
dance to any Latin song!
Belly Dance Choreography
(Ages 18+)
This class pairs nicely with the Belly Dance Basics
Class (some belly dance experience recommended).
Put the technique to use in beautiful and fun combos
and choreographies. We will dance this beautiful age-
old dance in a safe judgement free space. We will learn
choreographies and practice them. This class will also
introduce the use of props as a dancing tool.
2 0 2 1 Janua r y - Ap r il Activity Gu id e 13TAP DRAMA
DANCE/DRAMA
TITLE
Nighttime Tap (Ages 18+) www.HRCAonline.org/Drama
Get your heart pumping and your feet tapping in
this fun class. Learn tap techniques that will be
integrated into a dance. All levels are welcome, dress Visit our web site
comfortably, and bring your tap shoes. Nighttime Tap for dates, times,
is taught by Ms. Laura. and pricing.
Day Time Tap Dance (Ages 18+)
Classes are organized and progressed in 3- and
4-month blocks and taught by Ms. Katharine.
Beginner: This class is for the “rusty” and “had tap as
a kid”. Emphasis will be on progressing tap techniques
from the basics already learned (guide sheet provided),
advancing barre work, incorporating additional across
the floor and center floor work. Phrases and beginner
dance routines will be learned, practiced, and possibly
Line Dancing (Ages 55+) performed. Fun making music with our feet!
Come join our new line dancing class for seniors! In
this beginning class you will learn the latest line dances Intermediate Beginner: Continuing Beginner with
plus the old favorites. Make new friends in this fun even more emphasis on making good tap sounds,
and energizing class designed especially for you. No advancing rhythms and coordination, progressing
partners are necessary! combinations, phrases, barre techniques, performance
styles. Pace continually increases as students grasp new
techniques and choreography. Or entry level for those
Line Dance/Flash Mob (Ages 18+) who have some tap dance basics that are current or a
In this class you will learn all the latest line dances! wee bit rusty!
We’ll put our dances into “Flash Mob” style for even
more fun. You can even join the Line Dance Team! Advanced Beginner: Must have at least one-year
tap dance experience or approval from instructor.
Couples - Private Ballroom Dance Continues progression of tap dance skill sets,
(Ages 18+) combinations, canons, phrases, choreography – all
If you’re looking to get your dances perfect for your utilizing this exhilarating form of dance.
wedding or special event, this is a great way to get the MULTIMEDIA CAMPS
individualized attention you desire to look and feel Dedicated Dance One: This class is designed for Talk to the Camera Harry Potter
confident on the dance floor. To schedule a lesson call at current students who are already in the Tap program
and concentrates on one Intermediate/Advanced level- Spring Break Camp
303-471-8853 or email alecia.hindman@hrcaonline.org.
type routine. (Ages 6-11)
DANCE RECITAL Dedicated Dance Two: This class is designed for
Talk to the Camera Harry Potter
“Dancing in the Rain” Dance current students who are already in the Tap program
and concentrates on one Intermediate/Advanced level- Spring Break Camp
Recital (Ages 3-12) type routine. Wands, Wizards, and Magical Creatures abound.
Dance Recital for Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Irish Step, In this movie adaptation, young filmmakers work
and Modern Dance Classes. Recital routines are together, using a Project Based Learning approach
choreographed by instructors and taught in the to make students actively engage in all aspects of
child’s class. This performance gives your child the a professional film set. They become directors,
experience of performing for an audience. Every family film crew, and actors-- honing their craft, building
who signs up for the recital will receive a photo, no their critical thinking skills, and gaining a sense of
need to register. Note: All students who register for ownership.
January - April dance classes are eligible for the dance *Kids will receive their professionally edited movie a few
recital unless otherwise stated in the class description. weeks after the final class date.
The dance recital is a separate registration fee from
registered classes and includes a costume and photo.
The registration deadline for recital is March 24.
NO refunds will be granted after costumes have been Talk to the Camera
ordered. Performance time for your child’s class will
Stop Motion Animation (Ages 6-11)
be determined by the instructor after the registration
Be the director and
cut-off date.
animator of your very own
“Dancing in the Rain” Dance Recital
stop motion animation
Recital is April 24
film! Using Legos, drawings,
or even your own stuffed animal, students build
HIP HOP and create their very own stop motion movie.
Our instructors will guide students in envisioning
Hip Hop Contemporary (Ages 7-12) a story, writing a script, as well as set building and
This is an upbeat class set to popular music. Hip Hop, character creations. Stop Motion is a fun and easy
Jazz, and Contemporary dance are covered. Learn way to introduce video production to your child.
funky dance moves in an encouraging environment. *Requirements: students are expected to bring a tablet,
Students are encouraged to participate in the dance iPad, or smartphone for video recording. All other
recital. equipment and supplies will be provided.
IRISH STEP
Irish Step Dancing (Ages 7+)
Join in the fun with this beautifully unique style of Find out COVID-19 protocols
dancing. Learn in a non-competitive atmosphere that
teaches basics of reels, jigs, and solo dancing as well
online at
as ceili (team) dancing. Students are encouraged to www.HRCAonline.org/Covid19.
participate in the dance recital to show off their talents!
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14 3 0 3 -7 9 1 -2 5 00 • www.H RCAon lin e .or gMUSIC POTTERY
DRAMA/MUSIC/POTTERY
www.HRCAonline.org/Music www.HRCAonline.org/Pottery
Visit our web site Visit our web site
for dates, times, for dates, times,
and pricing. and pricing.
MUSIC PARENT – TOT HAND BUILDING
Crocodile Rock - Parent Tot Hand Building (Ages 18+)
(Ages 18 mos-3) Learn how to create pottery using three basic hand
Have fun with your child singing, dancing, building techniques: pinch, slab, and coil. Items you
and playing music with a folk guitarist. may make are cups, bowls, and plates, and other things
Songs have age-appropriate visuals and like holiday decorations, a birdhouse, and useful boxes!
props to stimulate learning. Each month Surface decoration will be explored as well as glaze
new songs and activities are introduced, along with techniques.
familiar favorites requested by the children.
Advanced Hand Building (Ages 18+)
Music Together - Parent Tot In this class, you will continue using the methods
learned in the beginning class, but create more
(Ages 1-5) complex items. Slab, coil, and pinch techniques will be
used to make and two- and three-part items such as
DRAMATIC THEATRE Music Together® is an internationally recognized early
childhood music program offering 45 minutes of pure tea pots and casserole dishes. Surface decoration will
The Infamous Shoe Gang by musical fun for you and your child each week. Our classes be a focus, and more advanced glaze techniques will be
KidStage Stars Program are mixed age for children birth through age 5 and their encouraged.
parent(s) or caregiver. The Music Together award-
(Ages 6-12)
Shoes are missing. Fashion
winning curriculum is used in a fun, developmentally
appropriate environment which utilizes singing, moving,
POTTERY PARENT – TOT
blunders are being needlessly playing instruments, and making music. You’ll receive Play with Clay (Ages 3-5)
caused. The townsfolk are a CD and songbook tied to each session’s unique Have a great time creating original clay pieces with
furious but luckily…or not…the Chief and Deputy experiences for use at home. your child in this interactive class incorporating basic
of police are on the case…or are they? This original shapes, hand-eye coordination, and pre-writing skills.
“western” set in the 1880’s in Denver, CO takes you Clay and tools included.
on a hilarious journey as the shoe criminals are on the Spacecrafts and Aliens | Love Bugs | Pond Life |
run and the inept police department is trying to catch Flower Power
them. Complete with a “mastermind criminal” cow
and a dapper and cunning bounty hunter, this play will
delight actors and audiences! Clay Creations (Ages 3-5)
Create a one-of-kind piece of art in these onetime
clay classes! Your child will learn the beginning basics
DRAMA SPECIALTY of pottery. Create a different project each month
Drama in Progress - Mommy and with these fun monthly themes! Dress for a mess and
create a piece of art that will last a lifetime.
Me: Story Alive (Ages 3-5) Wintertime Fun | Valentine Hearts | Seasons of
Led by instructor, children bring storybooks alive
Clay | Caterpillars and Butterflies
using props, costumes, and puppets. All materials
provided. The last 15 minutes of each class is a mini
performance for parents.
If you think our pediatric dental
practice is like the one you went to
as a child, think again! Bring your
children to our pediatric dental
practice and you’ll wish you were a
child again!
Our Pediatric Dentists provide the best oral health care for children from infants
through adolescents! We accept most dental insurance!
Two convenient locations:
Lone Tree Highlands Ranch Town Center
9227 E. Lincoln Ave, Suite 100 9358 Dorchester St, Suite 106
303.225.4716 303.791.4400
2 0 2 1 Janua r y - Ap r il Activity Gu id e 15POTTERY
Kids-n-Clay (Ages 5-9) Continuing Wheel Pottery Semi-private Pottery Lessons
The perfect after-school activity for the create child! (Ages 18+) (All Ages)
Kids will love using their hands and imaginations to For students who have completed the six-week If you have a busy schedule, need individual instruction
create unique clay pieces in these one-of-a-kind clay introductory course or have previous experience. or group pottery classes are not for you, try
classes! Dress for a mess and create a piece of art that private lessons with an experienced instructor.
will last a lifetime. To schedule lessons, call 303-471-8853 or email
Advanced Wheel Pottery
alecia.hindman@hrcaonline.org.
Hand Building for Kids (Ages 8-12) (Ages 18+)
Learn to build and finish clay pieces while building Students who attended the Continuing Wheel Pottery
class for a minimum of one year are welcome. Baby/Toddler Hand & Footprint
hand strength needed for wheel throwing. Materials
provided. Keepsakes (All Ages)
Teen Wheel Pottery (Ages 12-17) Create memories that will last a lifetime with a one-of-
Learn the basics of wheel throwing, trimming, and a-kind piece of art with your child’s print. You make it,
WHEEL glazing. Clay is not included and must be purchased in paint it and our talented instructors will fire it for you.
Beginning Wheel Pottery the studio before class, tools are provided. Bring an Please call for an appointment at 303-471-8853.
(Ages 18+) apron and old towel.
This beginning class is designed to introduce students Pottery Celebrations (All Ages)
to pottery making basics. Learn centering, trimming, Anytime is a great time to have a party with your
Intermediate Teen Wheel Pottery friends and family. From a bridal party to an end of
and glazing techniques while creating several pottery
pieces in the process. Clay must be purchased at (Ages 12-17) season soccer party, we can theme a celebration
recreation center. Tools are available for purchase. Teen Wheel is designed for teens who are ready for around you! Call 303-471-8853 or email
Please bring apron, bucket, and old towel. the next level of wheel pottery. Learn the intermediate alecia.hindman@hrcaonline.org for more information.
skills of wheel throwing, trimming, and glazing. Clay
is not included and must be purchased in the studio
Level One Continuing Wheel before class, tools are provided. Bring an apron and
Pottery (Ages 18+) old towel.
For students who have completed six weeks Beginning
Wheel Pottery intro class.
Private Pottery Lessons (All Ages) Don’t forget you can
Multi-Level Pottery (Ages 18+)
If you have a busy schedule, need individual instruction
or group pottery classes are not for you, try
register online for classes!
For students who have one year of experience. private lessons with an experienced instructor. www.HRCAonline.org/Registration
To schedule lessons, call 303-471-8853 or email
alecia.hindman@hrcaonline.org.
16 3 0 3 -7 9 1 -2 5 00 • www.H RCAon lin e .or gSTAFF
Backcountry Wilderness Area
Backcountry Program Supervisor
AnnaKate Hein 303-471-8876
annakate.hein@hrcaonline.org
Equine Programs Coordinator
Carly Steiger 303-471-7078
carly.steiger@hrcaonline.org
Environmental Education Coordinator
Tara Clark 303-471-7053
24/7 online tara.clark@hrcaonline.org
www.HRCAonline.org/Registration Environmental Education Coordinator
Jess Fangman 303-471-7054
Backcountry Director jess.fangman@hrcaonline.org
Mark Giebel 303-471-8885
mark.giebel@hrcaonline.org Communications and
Outreach Coordinator
Lindsey McKissick 303-471-7076
lindsey.mckissick@hrcaonline.org
www.HRCAonline.org/Backcountry • 501(c)3, Fundraising, Events
All program dates and times are subject to change. We also may Property and Trails Coordinator
add additional dates and times. For the latest information please
Gus Brunger 303-471-7042
check out our web site: www.HRCAonline.org/Backcountry.
gus.brunger@HRCAonline.org
www.HRCAonline.org/Backcountry Goat Picnic Hike
ARCHERY/COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
Pack a lunch, then take a hike with the goats to a
perfect picnic spot!
ARCHERY Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp
Information and Registration:
www.HRCAonline.org/ Happy Hikers
Kick off your happy hour with a free hike! Join us
BackcountryArchery afterwards at Living the Dream Brewing Co. for Beer
The Backcountry Outdoor Center is home to
for Bucks. Beer for Bucks is a fundraiser for the
three archery ranges to fit the skill level and
Backcountry Conservation & Education Fund. Free, but
needs of all types of archers: the regular range,
registration is required.
3D range, and lesson range. Day passes to the
Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp
regular and 3D ranges can be purchased at
www.HRCAonline.org/backcountryarchery.
Wellness Walks
Grab a coffee—and bring binoculars if you want
COMMUNITY to spot local wildlife—for a relaxed, guided, free
PROGRAMS Constellations and Cocoa excursion. Wellness Walks are supported by the
Bring a picnic dinner to eat around the campfire as Backcountry Conservation and Education fund
Information and Registration: astronomers use their know-how and telescopes to nonprofit.
www.HRCAonline.org/ teach on the constellations of the winter sky. Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp
Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp
BWACommunityPrograms
Wildlife Discovery – Turkeys of the
Astro Viewing Family Survival Challenge Backcountry
Grab a seat at Base Camp for an interstellar show (Ages 7+) Head out into the reserved areas with our seasoned
uninterrupted by city lights! Come learn and test your skills in orienteering, naturalists to observe wildlife in their natural habitat
Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp survival shelters, flint-and-steel fire building, wild and explore part of the property otherwise not
foraging, and water collection in this adult and family- accessible to the public.
based survival course. Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp
Campfire Hikes Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp
Depending on the weather and conditions, we’ll do
a short nature hike, build snowmen, play with the Women in the Wilderness
chickens, meet our horses, and relax in the fresh Full Moon Hikes Join other women to take the reins on your adventure
air. After the hike, post up next to the fire to roast Leave your flashlight behind and let the full moon experiences. We’ll pack backpack essentials, fire-
marshmallows and make s’mores (the possibility of a guide this hike into the Backcountry Wilderness Area. starting, knot-tying, camp setup, plant ID and more into
campfire is pending conditions). Ages 7+ recommended. this mid-day course.
Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp
2 0 2 1 Ja nuar y - Ap r il Activity G u id e 17PRESCHOOL AGE CAMP BACKCOUNTRY Saddle Club
BACKCOUNTRY WILDERNESS AREA
Trade schoolbooks for riding boots at Saddle Club: an
PROGRAMS Information and Registration: after-school horse focused class will teach new skills
Information and Registration: www.CampBackcountry.org each week. Ages 7-10 and 11-14.
Backcountry Wilderness Area; Horse Corrals
www.HRCAonline.org/
BWAPreschoolPrograms Winter Break Camp (Ages 7-13)
Experience the magic of summer camp in the winter! Horse Homeschool Programs
We’ll explore the many ways our natural world has (Ages 7-13)
Sunshine and Storytime (Ages 3-5) changed since summer, discover all that the festive This equestrian class—geared toward homeschool
Come out for a little sunshine, a nature story, time winter season has to offer, and post up next to the students—will introduce all things horses from basics
with our barnyard animals, and a field or forest campfire with hot chocolate or s’mores. to riding. Students will learn about grooming, tacking,
exploration activity in this one-hour program for kids Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp horse safety, and riding.
ages 3-6. We’ll keep each child’s favorite adult close by Backcountry Wilderness Area; Horse Corrals
to participate and facilitate safe physical distancing with
their child. Each week will be a different program.
Spring Break Camp (Ages 7-13)
Spring has sprung, which we think calls for some Mini Manes (Ages 3-4)
Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp This outdoor program—of two, half-hour classes—
outdoor exploration! As the days are getting longer,
the air warmer, and the animals more active, it’s the teaches your tot safety and horse care through fun
YOUTH PROGRAMS perfect time to explore the Backcountry. Depending hands-on activities. Children must be accompanied by
an adult.
on what mother nature delivers, we’ll learn about the
Information and Registration: science of snow or study the blooming world around Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp
www.HRCAonline.org/ us - all as we go on countless adventures.
BWAYouthPrograms Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp Pony Tails (Ages 5-6)
After learning the fundamentals of horse behavior,
Fort Village (Ages 7-13) School Break Days (Ages 7-13) grooming, and using a saddle and bridle, kids will ride
We’re building a giant fort village at Fort Wildwood! Never stop exploring. If Douglas County schools our two ponies. When the kids aren’t riding at these
Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp are out, Camp Backcountry is in! Take a break from two, hour-long classes, they’ll be playing equine-focused
the books and come join us for an unforgettable games. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
adventure! Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp
Winter Wilderness Survival Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp
(Ages 9-13) Little Equestrians (Ages 3-6)
Learn Winter Survival Skills then test them with Summer Camp (Ages 7-13) Little Equestrians is the perfect bridge from pony
challenges. Camp Backcountry is where kids’ true nature is found. programs to horseback riding lessons! This 30-minute,
Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp Campers (ages 7-17) get filled with fresh air, useful private pony-riding lesson firms up the basics of
skills, and adventures at our Nature, Horse, and Art safe— and fun—riding with more attention to details
Animal Enrichment Workshop camp along with the Leader-in-Training program. Our between the rider, instructor, and the pony. Please note:
(Ages 7-13) week-long, full-day camp offers kids a daily dose of 125-pound weight limit.
Plan, create, and build new enrichment puzzles and dirt, environmental education, and exploration of our Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp
structures for our goats and chickens! 13-square-mile wildlife habitat conservation property
Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp to spark a love of all things wild! Pony Rides (Ages 3-10)
Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp Hand-led pony rides are available for the young horse
Fairy and Gnome Homes enthusiast with our ponies Cabo and Ziggi! Walk along
(Ages 7-10) HORSE PROGRAMS with your child as they enjoy the ride.
Please note: 125-pound weight limit. Each time slot
Craft a home sweet home for a little fairy or gnome. Information and Registration: accommodates up to six kids.
Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp
www.HRCAonline.org/ Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp
BWAHorsePrograms
Off-Season Horseback Trail Rides
HOMESCHOOL (Ages 7+)
Basic Horsemanship 1 (Ages 7+)
PROGRAMS (AGES 7-14) Before you slide up into the saddle, take the time Check out the Backcountry Wilderness Area on
four hooves instead of two feet on our guided
Information and Registration: to get to know horse basics. This 1.5-hour class is
required for any beginner who wants to move into horseback trail rides. The relaxing one-hour outing
www.HRCAonline.org/ riding lessons. This class is groundwork only, no riding. explores a portion of our conservation property
BWAHomeschool Backcountry Wilderness Area; Horse Corrals with opportunities to spot local wildlife like elk, mule
deer, bobcats, golden eagles, and wild turkeys. Ages 7+,
235-pound weight limit. Please note: These will run
Nature Homeschool Programs Private Riding Lessons (Ages 5+) based on weather and trail conditions.
Bring the concepts you teach at home to life! Our It’s a party of three for private horseback riding lessons
Backcountry Wilderness Area; Horse Corrals
three-hour Nature Homeschool Programs offer on the Backcountry: you, our horse, and an instructor.
different environmental or life science topics in a The low-distraction environment paired with individual
natural setting. attention will propel your horsemanship and riding
Backcountry Wilderness Area; Base Camp skills at a more rapid pace during this one-hour lesson.
Riders (ages 5 to 99) can choose between Western, BACKCOUNTRY
English, and trail lessons depending on your interest.
Private Homeschool Group Backcountry Wilderness Area; Horse Corrals LOCATIONS TO KNOW
Programs
Coordinate 5-20 students from your homeschool
Group Riding Lessons (Ages 7+) Backcountry
network, and we will arrange a private nature or
science based program for your group. For
Reach your equestrian goals—from learning to saddle Outdoor Center
more information or to schedule a private
up your steed to maneuvering with ease—in our small
group lessons. Our instructors will teach to the level
(Base Camp, Archery,
homeschool program, contact Jess Fangman at
of each rider and riders will benefit from learning from Horse Corrals): 6005 Ron
jess.fangman@hrcaonline.org.
one another. King Trail, 80125
Backcountry Wilderness Area; Horse Corrals
Wildcat Archery Range:
11950 Monarch Blvd, 80124
All program dates and times are subject to change. We also may add additional dates and times.
For the latest information please check out our web site: www.HRCAonline.org/Backcountry.
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