Venture Vermont Outdoor Challenge 2009!

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Do cool activities and earn free park admission! Its easy!
Download the score sheet to get started today!

You and your family can spend the season outside, and earn points for visiting beautiful places!

When you get to those places, earn more points for doing all kinds of fun activities!

Points are awarded for doing fun things like playing games, paddling on a lake, playing Frisbee with your friends or attending nature programs.

If you earn 250 points you will be awarded a Silver VIP Pass to Vermont State Parks. With it you can come back to Vermont State Parks for the rest of this year and all of next year for free day entry!

All you need to do is download a score sheet, keep track of all your points, document your activities by taking photos and send them back to us!

Each score sheet and pass is for one individual, but families can do activities together and record points on their individual score sheets and each earn a pass.

Click here view 2009 participants or Download a score sheet today!
Questions? Call 802-241-3655

Comments

  1. AnonymousJune 03, 2009

    I'm afraid the user posting the link made a relative vs. an absolute link to the PDF. She needs to move it off her desktop and put it out where people can download it and point the link to that.

    Thanks

    AJ

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  2. rochelleJune 03, 2009

    Thanks AJ - Fixed it! Now would you see why some folks are having trouble downloading score sheet from the website? Can't figure it out!! http://www.vtstateparks.com/htm/VentureVermont2009.cfm

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  3. AnonymousJune 11, 2009

    Excellent question. I didn't have a problem. Some people might not have adobe reader for some reason. Thats the only reason I can think of.

    Thanks for fixing this.

    AJ

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  4. AnonymousJune 18, 2009

    As a high school educator who participates in the Envirothon competition, I want to thank you for this ingenious activity! So many of our VT youth DO NOT do these things and I am pleased to see you offering up such a generous prize for the effort of just getting outside! Kudos to whoever thought this up!
    Caroline Camara
    MAUHS
    Bristol VT

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