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Registration for OOFD Youth Bike Camping Trip hosted at The Recyclery Collective

7/5/2018

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Rolling from Chicago's South East Side to Indiana Dunes with youth from Blackstone Bikes.
Slots are available for your teen or youth group to go on a guided bike camping trip and a how to clinic.  Located at: The Recyclery Collective | 7628 N Paulina St, Chicago, IL 60626 | View Map

Event Dates

​1. Pre Ride Bike Camping Clinic  at the Recyclery– Tuesday, July 17th from 6:30-8pm
A bike camp clinic that is 1.5 hours at The Recyclery Collective. The focus is educating the youth on how to prep for bike camping as well as introducing the ecological and historical learning objectives of the ride

2. Bike Camp Trip to Illinois Beach State Park – July 21-22
Depart on Saturday, July 21 at 7:00am from The Recyclery and return to The Recyclery at 6pm on Sunday
Ride 40 miles to Illinois Beach State Park in Zion, IL to camp, explore the par on Day 2, and take the Metra Train back to Chicago. Focus is to have fun in nature, practice camping skills, and further expand on the environmental and historical learning objectives as well as have a reflective piece about what they have learned.


WHAT'S INCLUDED ON THE CAMP TRIP
Dinner Day 1
Breakfast Day 2
Lunch Day 2
1 Tent per 2 participants
Sleeping bags and pads
Campfire and s’mores
Bike racks and milk crates for gear
3-4 well-seasoned guides
Roadside bike repair assistance
Education of nature and history
Metra Train Ticket for return Day


WHAT TO BRING
Packed snacks and water for the ride (Some provided by Out Our Front Door)
Packed lunch for Day 1
Signed Permission slips, waiver, and photo release forms (attached in this registertion)
Participation in at least 2 of the 3 above noted events

COST
$30 per participant
(Registration is a must before attending)

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About The Guides
-The Tour Guides will have a bike tool kit, an air pump, a presta/schrader valve adapter, tire lever, chain breaker, and a crescent wrench (for those older bikes), a multi-toolkit, lights and emergency packet. Our guides will help you with any needed repairs.

Our Guides have worked with youth, historians, biologists, forest rangers, and leading people in their fields to deliver a one kind trip. They have setup multiple break points along the way in all the right places to ensure your child can go the distance and have a very enjoyable experince.
> REGISTer & Trip Details Here

Learn more about the Out Our Front Door Youth Program

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Planting native plants along the North Branch Trail with youth from The Recyclery.
​This is an environmental education program centered on bike adventures which connect youth to their local ecosystems and history through meaningful and sustained interactions. The program is designed for high school students who will carry the environmental sustainability momentum into the next generation.​
> Learn More About
​The Youth Program Here

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