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Yosemite Fall VIP CITO Weekend 2014 Cache In Trash Out® Event

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Hidden : Sunday, September 21, 2014
Difficulty:
3.5 out of 5
Terrain:
3 out of 5

Size: Size:   other (other)

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A fun event in Yosemite
 



Be a part of the exclusive Volunteer In the Park (VIP) club while enjoying the scenic beauty of one of America's premier National Parks for a weekend of camping, cookouts, caching (OK, it's Virtual and Earthcaching Only& a couple WherIgos), and a day of moderate manual labor.


Yosemite
Fall CITO/VIP Weekend Campout

@ Hodgdon Meadows

Sept
19,20,21 2014







That's right. 3days 2nights in BEAUTIFUL YOSEMITE This time the work will be on Sunday so you will have all day to play on SaturdayAlong with the group site, participants will also have the use of a free park pass for the weekend of the Event. So what's the catch? In exchange for the group site and the park pass, you will be asked to spend one day performing some menial labor(cleaning Firepits)Easy to help make Yosemite a nicer place for everyone.
Where:

We will be in Hogdon Meadows Group campground Tent
Camping Only, and No RV's, but don't let that stop you, please feel free to get your own campsite for your RV. You will still get in free. Also please note pets are not allowed in group campsites. See Below
.

Make sure you check back here before you come for any updates


When:
You can arrive as early as Sept 19 (Friday). The work part of this Event will take place on Sunday, . Plan on some hot and dirty work. Dress appropriately, and bring lots of water, some food and Clothes you can get dirty. You will be at +7000ft it can get cool at night and warm in the day.

What: Stooping, bending and picking up stuff will be involved, but there is usually ample opportunity for breaks to hydrate or answer the call of nature.


Bear
Facts:
Yosemite has a bear problem. No doubt about it. All campsites in Yosemite are equipped with large metal boxes for food storage. You will be warned at the entrance station that ALL food must go in these boxes. Bears can make pretty easy work of just about every model of car. Don't take any chances; use the boxes.
Equipment:
The Park Service will provide all the tools necessary for the project. You'll be responsible for getting yourself to the worksite, all your camping necessities, and food. Showers are available in the valley or you can use my shower if you want
Location
to get there Location: On the Big Oak Flat Road (Highway 120), about 45 minutes northwest of Yosemite Valley and adjacent to the Big Oak Flat Entrance Station Elevation: 4,900 ft (1,500 m) Open: All year Reservations: Required and available online from approximately mid-April through mid-October. From mid-October through mid-April, campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Cost: $20/night for each campsite (maximum 6 people per site); $14/night mid-October through mid-April; $40/night for each group campsite (13-30 people per site) Number of sites: 105 (plus 4 group sites, open only mid April through mid October) RV length: up to 35 ft Trailer length: up to 27 ft (no trailers in group sites) Dump station: Yosemite Valley (Upper Pines Campground) or Tuolumne Meadows Campground (summer only) Groceries: Nearby (small grocery store at Crane Flat) Showers: Yosemite Valley (Curry Village and Housekeeping Camp) Pets: Permitted (except in group sites; learn more about pet regulations).

Come join us we always have a good time!







Please make sure you post a will attend log so we can email you the link for the park pass.

Here is the link for the Smores event on Saturday night visit link

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