SATURDAY DECEMBER 26: McCONKEY The life and times of extreme freeskier Shane McConkey is explored in this personal portrait. “Great story! This was a great all around film—not just a good ski film.” Terrific cinematography. 2 hrs.  Watch the Trailer Below

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 30: TWO SKI FILMS CLAIM Produced by Matchstick Productions, billed as the ‘greatest ski film ever” with great photography of amazing skiers in Alaska, Chamonix and wherever there is deep pow. 1 hr.  Watch The Trailer Below

ALL.I.CAN. Awarded Best Feature Length Mountain Film by the Banff Film Festival, this film brings you fantastic skiing and epic cinematography from Chile to Greenland. 1 hr.

SATURDAY JANUARY 2: MERU A dangerous climb—a first summit with breathtaking cinematography—a story of perseverance, challenge, and tragedy. 90 minutes

Rock Climbing: Sunday July 12 and Friday August 7 Sign up with Andrea Hogan 251-9938. Andrea will coordinate transportation to the climbing sites on Lake George. Treks will furnish helmets and harnesses. Climbers need appropriate shoes, lunches, suits and towels, as well as sunscreen. Cost per participant: $15/day for anyone age 10 or older; younger participants must be accompanied by parent.

Kayaking TREKS WHITEWATER KAYAKING: Monday, Wednesday and Friday: July 27, 29, & 31 Sign up with Rick Morse 494-4094 or [email protected]. Rick and another experienced adult will teach the kayaking skills. Kids who have some kayaking experience will assist with instruction as guides-in-training. On Monday we will learn skills at a lake, on Wednesday we will kayak on moving water, and for those who have the skills, on Friday we will kayak on whitewater. Treks and Wild Waters Outdoor Center will provide the kayaks, paddles, helmets, and life jackets. Kayakers need swimsuits, lunches, and towels, as well as sunscreen. Cost per participant: $15/day for anyone age 10 or older; younger participants must be accompanied by parent. There are 6 spots available; first come, first served. Here is some information on TREKS whitewater kayaking this summer. The Friday trip will probably be on the Sacandaga River in Hadley. If enough people volunteer to help out, we will be able to expand the offering. We need adults who can drive and transport kids and boats as well as paddlers. -Rick Adirondack TREKS summer kayaking program will take place during the last week in July. We will meet at Wild Waters Outdoor Center in The Glen on Monday, July 27. We will get outfitted with kayaks and gear and head to a lake to learn how to paddle the kayaks, including how to Eskimo roll. On Wednesday we will head to the Hudson River for some moving water experience. Those who have the skills and the desire will be able to paddle some easier whitewater. On Friday, those who have advanced skills will be able to paddle more challenging whitewater. Times will be 9 am until 3 pm. Thanks to Wild Waters for providing the equipment and use of the pavilion. The cost is $15 per person each day. The co-leaders are Rick Morse and Jordan Haskins. —