Shelter/sleeping- Sturdy shelter recommended for high winds and dust; warm sleeping bags for cold nights.Water- 1.5 gallons per person, per day for shower, cleaning and drinking.Food- Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerChairs- Bring to seminars and Sky WatchWarm Clothes- 38-85 degrees expected during this time of year. Mitts, hats, gloves, coats.Boots- Bring close toed boots to keep the dust off your feetRain gear- In case one of our outdoor adventures is wet.Red Light Headlamp/camp lamp- Use red light only after 9:00pm. No white lights after 9am unless emergency.Binoculars/Telescopes- Not required but may improve star gazing.Hot Springs attire- swimsuits and towelsSand Dunes attire- particle mask or bandana,(sand boards for rental at the Oasis next to sand dunes)Blanket(s) or yoga mat- for sound healing or warmth A positive attitude, gratitude, respect for the land/people, and an open/curious mind.
Trash: You are responsible for your own trash. Pack it in, pack it out. Not staying the night? Please Park your car facing away from the viewing circle if leaving after dark to avoid light pollution into the camp.Lights: Please turn of lights after 9pm. Use red light when necessary on lowest setting. Driving? The land is primitive with no road base. Keep momentum and do not stop until the campsite- follow the pink flags which are to the left when you enter the land. Cell Phones: Please turn to airplane mode after 9:00pm. Cell phones have service most of the time.Fire Evacuation route: Can travel north or south directly exiting the gate on the east side of the land.Instruments: Singing bowls, didgeridoos, bells, chimes, drums, guitars, etc. are welcome.Sacred stuff: Bring crystals, pictures, affirmations.Firearms or fireworks: Strictly prohibited.Sky Watch: Keri King will be the Field Site Coordinator and assign everyone a role.Sun: Dawn 6:06am, Sunrise 6:33am, Sunset 7:34pm, Dusk: 8:00pm.Moon: New (no moon)
Great Sand Dunes National Park- (30 minutes)Sand Dunes Recreation- Hot Springs (30 minutes) UFO Watchtower- See Snippy’s bones (25 minutes)Gator Farm- See the 70 yr old Gator that ate Chubbs hand in Happy Gilmore (20 minutes)Alamosa, CO - Civilization & city life (15 minutes)Mosca Pit Stop- Gas Station (10 min)Crestone - Art & Spiritual Practices (45 minutes)
This free event and is limited to 250 people in 2024. Be involved on the ground level, learning & participating in a meaningful experience. To attend you must be placed on the attendee list through Keri King. APPLY HERE
KERI KINGkeri@triplecrownsports.com keri@triplecrownsports.com
