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We would like to thank our two great climbing teams for their hard work!Thank you to Climb Team One led by Rich Bennett (2nd year): --Sara Schmelzer (1st year), Jason Baker (2nd year), Brian Hoots (2nd year), Heather Schauvin (1st year), Gerick Simonson (1st year), Kathy Grabel (1st year), Erich Hofeld (1st year), and Bryson Williams (1st year). And to Climb Team Two lead by John Roskelley (1st year): --Roland LaMarche (2nd year) and Chris Anderson (2nd year).
At 14,410 feet, Mt Rainier is the most prominent peak in the Cascade Mountain Range. Mount Rainier National Park, in which it resides, is the site for our retreat and you couldn’t wish for anything more from a vacation like this. From various locations around the park you can see Mt St. Helens, Mt Adams, Mt Baker, and Glacier Peak. On a clear day, you can even see the tip of Mt Hood, in northern Oregon, from Paradise Meadows. You can see a lot more than that if you plan on climbing Mt Rainier with the rest of the zealots! But if not, there’s still plenty to do. The Alta Crystal Resort is located at the White River entrance to the park, wherein you will find the ultimate summer getaway: a swimming pool and hot tub, entertainment in the recreation lodge, nature walks, mountain bike rentals, volleyball and croquet, horseback riding, good BBQ grub, even yoga classes to get your chi flowing. Not only that but you will be able to meet a lot of families who are just like you—crazy nature lovers and SADS participants. There is no better combination. SADS workshops and seminars are set up every morning for parents and youth. So what are you waiting for, a written invitation? Done! Come join us for a vacation in the beautiful outdoors…come help us CLIMB to Conquer SADS!! Contact Climb Leader This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it to join this year's Climb. Climb to Conquer SADS Press Kit (PDF files):
AccommodationsMt Rainier is calling you and it’s time to answer. As far as accommodation are concerned, here’s what we’ve got: One-Bedroom Suites (for 2 adults and 2 kids under 12) are equipped with fireplace, kitchen, dining area, and TV with DVD/VCR. Cost: $210 per night. Loft Chalet Suites (for 4 adults and 2 kids under 12) include the above plus 2 more beds, an extra bath, a skylight, and private balcony. Cost: $270 per night. But if you would rather “rough it” there are campsites nearby in the park, so you can join in the fun and sleep under the stars. SADS has a special rate at the Alta Crystal Resort if you book your reservation before January 10th. The Alta Crystal Resort is located at the White River entrance to the park, wherein you will find the ultimate summer getaway: a swimming pool and hot tub, entertainment in the recreation lodge, nature walks, mountain bike rentals, volleyball and croquet, horseback riding, good BBQ grub, even yoga classes to get your chi flowing. Not only that, but you will be able to meet a lot of families who are just like you—crazy nature lovers and SADS participants. There is no better combination. SADS workshops and seminars are set up every morning for parents and youth.
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