ABOUT
Let’s head out into the snow on the snowshoes to enjoy the winterscapes, in the morning and takes some turns around the ice skating rink in the afternoon. We’ll focus on how traveling on ice differs from on snow, and why are the two so different when they’re both made of frozen water. We’ll learn about how to be a positive part of the winter ecosystem we’ll explore.
ABOUT NATURE ADVENTURE DAYS
TURN A DAY OFF INTO A DAY OUT!
During days off from school, there is nothing better than hitting the local trails to continue the fun and learning in the great outdoors with Wild Bear! Wild Bear offers several specialty outdoor education programs throughout the year when schools have holidays and breaks.
At Wild Bear, children enjoy a full day of outdoor studies at Mud Lake and the surrounding areas of Nederland. Wild Bear incorporates science, ecology, arts, writing, survival skills, and more into our programming to inspire a love of nature and encourage children’s natural curiosity.
Each full day program and age group will focus on a specific theme and align with their grade level studies. Wild Bear brings the learning of all subjects into the outdoors of our beautiful Nederland area!
TICKET COST
$85 per participant.
*The above fee includes a $10 ice skate rental from NedRINK. If the rental fee makes this program cost prohibitive, please let us know and we will sponsor your child’s rental (making the day the typical $75 cost).
Wild Bear is an official CCAP (Colorado Childcare Assistance Program) provider. Generous scholarships available.
TRANSPORTATION
Drop-off/Pick-up at Wild Bear Nature Center
OR
Shuttle available from and to Boulder for an additional $10. *Please note that shuttles only run with sufficient shuttle sign-ups (3 or more participants). Please call 303-258-0495 to confirm shuttle availability, especially if you are registering within 48 hours of a program date.
*SPACE IS LIMITED TO 12 PARTICIPANTS, PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. If registration is closed online, please inquire about late registration by calling us at the Nature Center: (303)-258-0495.