Kids Adventure Games - Desert Edition
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About this Event
In teams of 2, the coolest adventure racers compete in a 2.5-4 mile course, conquering 12-15 obstacles in biking, hiking, and water sections. Are you tough enough? Participants should be between 6-14 years old.
PARK IMPACTS: Bookcliff Campground will be closed Thursday - Sunday nights for the event. The Day Use Area on the east side of the park will also be closed Saturday and Sunday. Highline Lake Inlet, near the East Boat Ramp, will be closed to boating for the weekend.
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