LVMC Event Schedule (Outings, Events, and Training Courses)

June 2005

Date Type Class Mileage Coordinator Meeting Place Notes

Event Name Difficulty Code Elev Gain Limit Meeting Time

6/25 Sat Day Hike 2 16 Joel Brewster TBD

Mt. Charleston Loop Intermediate 4100 10 TBD

7/2 Sat Day Hike 1 6 Kristi Meyer IHOP Cheyenne/95

Raintree Beginner *** 1700 15 7:00am

7/10 Sun Rock Climbing 5 1 Josh Owen Rd Rcks Pkng Lot Harnesses can be supplied if

needed. Climbing shoes need to

Top Rope Climbing Beginner 10 7:00am be rented.

7/9-10 Sat-Sun Training Course 2 TBD TBD TBD Contact Chris Ransel for more info

Beginner Backpack Beginner ** TBD 15 TBD

7/14-17 Thur-Sun Backpack/Peak Ascent 4 13 Xavier Wasiak TBD Leave Wed night for Bishop,

permits pending

Thunderbolt Advanced 5500 8 TBD

7/29-30 Sat-Sun Car Camp/Day Hike 1 14 Joel Brewster TBD

White Mountain Intermediate 3000 15 TBD

8/20-21 Sat-Sun Car Camp/Peak Ascent 3 14 Josh Owen TBD

North & South Schell Intermediate # 2500 10 TBD

9/2-5 Fri-Mon Car Camp & Day Hikes 1 3 Kristi Meyer TBD

Arches & Canyonlands Beginner 480 12 TBD

National Park

9/3-5 Sat-Mon Car Camp/Peak Ascent 3 15 Josh Owen TBD

Ruby Dome Intermediate # 5000 10 TBD

9/17-18 Sat-Sun Training Course TBD TBD Josh Owen TBD For complete beginners and

relatively new backpackers

Beginner Backpacking Beginner ** TBD 15 TBD

10/1-2 Sat-Sun Training Course 5 TBD Alan Andrunas Rd Rcks Pkng Lot

Basic Rock Craft Beginner ** TBD 15 TBD

Reminder: To participate in an outing, you must somehow communicate with the coordinator listed prior to the

day of the outing. This allows the coordinator to ensure that the group size and individual fitness and skill levels

of all participants are suitable for the outing.

Codes:

* You must have basic rock climbing skills such as belaying.

** You must be a member to take the training courses.

*** The women-coordinated outings are designed to meet the goals of female members, and male members are always welcome.

# The outing includes a peak listed on the LVMC 50 peaks list.

Class Ratings:

1 - hiking on a trail

2 - rough cross-country travel, occasional use of hands for balance

3 - frequent use of hands for climbing, moderate exposure, most do not use rope/some do

4 - intermediate climbing, constant use of hands, high exposure, most do use rope/some do not

5 - technical rock climbing - using rope, harness, climbing shoes, anchors, and protection hardware

(5.0 through 5.14 - 5.0 easy, 5.14 most difficult)