Sundays at Camelback, A Peaks Project

Ride For a Cause

PeaksProjectTripsTitleCardSince OvR’s founding, our mission has been to share and promote our passion for snowboarding and skiing. That’s why we were so honored when The Peaks Project approached us with a program to give underprivileged children a chance to experience the mountain. The foundation’s goal is to teach New York City’s youth how to ski and snowboard. This year OvR is super proud to partner with The Peaks Project to present Camelback Midday Sunday Trips.

Check out this bulletin from The Peaks Project:

PeaksProjectBulletin

These trips will provide New York City youths the availability to experience the joy of snowboarding and skiing. In addition a portion of the proceeds generated from guests booking these trips will go to help facilitate the operating cost of The Peaks Project. How cool is that? You get to enjoy a day on the hill and help underprivileged kids with their introduction to these sports.

For more check out the Peaks Project Update!

Trip Details:

  • Two New Pick up Locations and Times

Bedford Stuyvesant, BK (NEW LOCATION) View Map                     Williamsburg, BK (NEW LOCATION) View Map
600 Lafayette Ave                                                                        143 Roebling St.
(Brooklyn Tabernacle Building)                                                    (Corner of Metropolitan & Roebling)
Brooklyn, NY 11216                                                                     Brooklyn, NY 11211
Bus Departs at 8:00am                                                                 Bus Departs at 8:15am

  • Bus Departs Camelback Mountain at 6:00pm
  • Midday Sunday Peaks Project Benefit Trips

Please check out The Peaks Project website for more information on the foundation as well as how you can help. Book one of these trips to assist OvR and The Peaks Project give inner city youths the experience of the mountain.

 

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