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2020 Banff Mountain Film Festival Virtual Tour - Get Your Tickets Now
We’re bringing the spirit of outdoor adventure and mountain culture to The Mountaineers yet again with the the Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour. With virtual access this year, you can see the best mountain films, showcasing amazing filmmaking talent from the world over, from the comfort of your own living room.
Youth Outside | The Power of Community
In this piece from Mountaineer magazine, Youth Education Manager Andy Bassett celebrates the community in our youth programming.
Stuck Inside - Youth Edition, Winter Extra
The youth team is back with a new edition of Stuck Inside, a blog featuring ideas and activities for kids of all ages to stay engaged while staying home. This week, we’re sharing activities and crafts that keep us busy in the winter!
2020 Changed our HOW but not our WHY this #GivingTuesday
A lot has changed for all of us in 2020. While we might have changed how we connect, what didn’t change is why. On Tuesday, December 1, The Mountaineers will once again participate in #GivingTuesday, with a goal of raising $15,000 for Mountaineers scholarships.
#OptOutside and Recreate Responsibly This Black Friday
While we #OptOutside with REI this Black Friday, it is critically important for our community to recreate responsibly. We've gathered some guidelines to help.
How To: Cut Your Own Christmas Tree in Our National Forests
Harvesting a Christmas tree in our national forests: what you need to know this holiday season.
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