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Will food be provided?

Yes. Meals and bottled water will be provided throughout the weekend.
Friday: Dinner
Saturday: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Sunday: Breakfast

What is Altitude Sickness?

Altitude sickness, the mildest form being acute mountain sickness, is the negative health effect of high altitude, caused by rapid exposure to low amounts of oxygen at high elevations. Symptoms include headaches, vomiting, tiredness, trouble sleeping and dizziness. 

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Follow the link below to learn more about Altitude Sickness. 

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Altitude Sickness Defined

Yes. We will have a service with Worship and our guest speaker on Friday and Saturday Evening and one on Sunday Morning.

When do the activities occur?

All activities will take place on Saturday. The start times will vary based on the activity. The small group leaders will coordinate all start times with attendees.

Is there power, cellular or internet available on the mountain?

There is not community power at the site. The event is supported by generators that are used for the presentations, cooking and worship teams. Cell service is sketchy but there are a few providers that work in certain areas but expect it to not work. There is no internet service on the mountain or at camp.

What should I bring?

Warm clothing. The camp is located at 10,300 feet and generally speaking the temperatures will be in low 40’s in the morning & evenings and low 70’s in the afternoon. Rain Gear. Be prepared for rain at any time on the mountain. Sleeping bag, tent, or other sleeping arrangements, any medications you require, extra food for special dietary needs, sunglasses, sunscreen, personal toiletries and event specific equipment, i.e. extra fuel, tools, safety gear, etc...

Are there showers available?

There are no showers available at the campsite. We will have a water hose and of course you can always jump in the lake.

Is there carpooling available?

Yes, carpooling is available and in fact we encourage it. When you register indicate that you are willing to carpool and our transportation director will contact you.

What time does the event begin and what is the earliest time I can arrive?

The event officially starts at 5pm Utah Time however you can arrive onsite as early as the Wednesday prior to the event. Please remember that if you arrive early, you should bring your own food as the food will not be prepared prior to the event. You should also be prepared to be asked to help set up.

Can I create my own small group?

Unfortunately not. The small groups are formed from within each event and are formed by the small group committee. The leaders of the small groups are appointed by the committee.

Can I change my event after I register?

You cannot change your event within 10 days of the event. If you need to change please contact the committee.

Can we consume alcohol?

No alcohol will be allowed to be consumed on the campgrounds from Friday noon until Sunday afternoon.

How do I find an ATV or UTV to rent?

There are several locations in the area to rent but your best bet is to rent from a store in Brian Head or Duck Creek. If renting please allow time for pick up and delivery.