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Camp Bartlett

Located north west of Montpelier, Idaho and only two hours north of Ogden, Utah, Camp Bartlett is a classic set camp with campsites situated around Lake Fife. Camp Bartlett is all about adventure - participants can enjoy aquatic activities, rifle shooting, archery, a climbing wall with bouldering center and hikes in the neighboring National Forest.

Camp Browning

Located fifteen minutes east of Huntsville, Utah and only 1 hour from Salt Lake City, Utah, Camp Browning is tucked in a canyon above Causey Reservoir. Camp Browning is all about high adventure - participants can enjoy rock climbing and rappelling on natural surfaces, ropes course, archery and canoeing on Causey Reservoir.

Camp Hunt

Located two miles north of Garden City, Utah on the west side of the famous Bear Lake, Camp Hunt is tucked neatly amid a grove of cottonwood, river birch, maple, and pine trees on the shores of Bear Lake. Camp Hunt is all about aquatics - participants can enjoy aquatic activities including canoeing, rowing, and swimming.

Camp Tifie

Camp Tifie is nestled among oaks and pines overlooking Mount Pleasant, Utah. Camp Tifie is located in the center of Utah - its close proximatey to the Wasatch Front and central location to major highways for those traveling from Colorado makes this camp a destination for all! Tifie is known for its modern amenities with an air-conditioned dining hall, Olympic-sized swimming pool and ropes course!

Ogden Ropes Course

Located in South Ogden, Utah, the Ogden ropes course provides an opportunity for your team to get to know its group members.  What makes them tick?  How do they work with others?  How do they react to challenges, frustrations, and successes?  A series of fun and extremely participator games will quickly help team members learn more about each other as they prepare for the future challenges on the course.

Tracy Ropes Course

Located in Millcreek Canyon, Utah , Camp Tracy’s rope course is an activity operated for adults and youth comprised of group initiatives, team building, problem solving, and physical challenge.  Although COPE uses some of the skills, techniques and tools of rock climbing, it is not a climbing course.  Rather, it uses climbing situations as one of several means to achieve its goals, including the development of trust, communication, self-esteem, leadership, problem-solving, decision-making and teamwork.