
For the FRBCH chapter, the Board and the general membership meet monthly. General meetings are on the 4th Wednesday of the month except for December. All other events are detailed on our calendar. Some trail clearing trips may be subject to changes only a few days in advance.
| Meetings for FRBCH, 2012 | |
|---|---|
| January 25 | Red Rocks Grill |
| February 22 | Lone Tree Library |
| March 28 | Red Rocks Grill |
| April 18 | Lone Tree Library |
| May 23 | Red Rocks Grill |
| June 27 | Lone Tree Library |
| July 25 | Red Rocks Grill |
| August 22 | Lone Tree Library |
| September 26 | Red Rocks Grill |
| October 24 | Lone Tree Library |
| November 28 | Red Rocks Grill |
| December 16 | Christmas Party and Elections |
From 6:00 to 6:30 pm we socialize. At Red Rocks Grill meetings most of us order some supper or a drink. For Lone Tree Library meetings, most members eat an early supper which may be at one of the places on Yosemite near C470. The general meeting starts at 6:30 pm and generally lasts until 8:45 pm.
The Lone Tree Library is near Park Meadows at 7727 Lone Tree Parkway in Lone Tree, Colorado, several blocks south of C470 on Yosemite. It is at the bottom of the hill on the west side of the intersection of Yosemite and Lone Tree Parkway. From the entrance of the library, go straight and then turn right into the library parking lot.
The Red Rocks Grill is in Morrison, Colorado. From C470, turn west on Morrison Road into downtown Morrison. The business district lies along Morrison Road and is about three blocks long. The Red Rocks Grill is on the west end of the business district before the liquor store. It lies on the north side of the street opposite a pubic parking lot, or more parking is available in the back. When you enter the restaurant entrance, turn right, go between the tables and then left to the private back room.
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You do not need to be a skilled back country rider to enjoy the opportunities of FRBCH. We will assist new members in learning their way into the back country at their own pace. If you feel you are not capable of handling large logs or saws, no fear. There are many tasks for those of us want simple clearing projects. Safety is paramount everywhere—on a ride or a complicated work project. We have members from the northern suburbs to towns southeast on the plains.