Spread out and enjoy the beautiful outdoors for an hour of gentle/beginning yoga with Sheri Kosh, RYT E-500. This class is great if you are new to yoga or want a slower, gentler practice. Students bring their own mat or towel. Extra props are not required for this class. Physically, you need to be able to get up and down on your own and balance on the grass (with a slight slope). Thursdays, starting June 12 to August 14 Online Registration $15 at deepcreeklavenderfarm.com. Walk-ins. $20 Pay at the Lavender Farm when you arrive. Please arrive 15 minutes early to sign in, set up your mat/towel, and say hello! If it rains, we will email you by 7:00 a.m. the day of the class if we have to cancel. After relaxing on the porch, you can shop the amazing gift shop, which usually sells lavender-infused ice cream and lavender lemonade. Private or Private Group Classes available. Please inquire.

Join a group of walkers meeting for a healthier lifestyle. All ages are welcome! It’s a fun and healthy way to bring the community together. They meet at the Loch Lynn Soccer Fields every Thursday at 10:30 AM

Hey friends, DCAB is offering womens+ casual group trail / MTB bike rides!! ALL ABILITIES WELCOME! Meet at 5:15 PM, wheels down at 5:30 PM. Return by 7:30 PM-ish PLEASE SIGN UP IN ADVANCE IF YOU CAN MAKE IT:https://x.gldn.io/e/vTq5qVLqLTb The ladies will begin with a basic trail riding skills review and then ride a portion of the trails. This is your chance to meet other bike riders (or want-to-be riders) stopping periodically along the way to reinforce skills needed to tackle the trail and to (definitely) take pictures of our bikes and wildflowers. This FREE ride is for beginner-level riders looking for advice on local trail / MTB riding and interested in improving their skills in a non-competitive atmosphere. Intermediate and advanced level riders looking to meet new biking friends. We will ride about 3-6 miles of beginner-level terrain with some small uphill sections and fun-flowy sections. Questions on MTB skills are encouraged, and the intention is to have fun and gain confidence on the trails. The ride is open for all female or female-identifying riders. You must sign a waiver, wear a helmet, and be able to comfortably ride a bike. Bring your bike (in good working condition or […]

Spread out and enjoy the beautiful outdoors for an hour of gentle/beginning yoga with Sheri Kosh, RYT E-500. This class is great if you are new to yoga or want a slower, gentler practice. Students bring their own mat or towel. Extra props are not required for this class. Physically, you need to be able to get up and down on your own and balance on the grass (with a slight slope). Thursdays, starting June 12 to August 14 Online Registration $15 at deepcreeklavenderfarm.com. Walk-ins. $20 Pay at the Lavender Farm when you arrive. Please arrive 15 minutes early to sign in, set up your mat/towel, and say hello! If it rains, we will email you by 7:00 a.m. the day of the class if we have to cancel. After relaxing on the porch, you can shop the amazing gift shop, which usually sells lavender-infused ice cream and lavender lemonade. Private or Private Group Classes available. Please inquire.

Dates: July 7–10, 2025 Times: Monday–Thursday: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM Cost: $275 General Information: The CAOS Mountain Biking Camp for 11–13-year-old campers is a day camp designed to introduce the basic skills related to single-track mountain biking. The camp will be facilitated by faculty and/or staff of the Garrett College Center for Adventure and Outdoor Studies. Participants will learn about the basics of mountain bike maintenance and will participate in riding games, obstacle courses, and skill drills. These activities are designed to build a solid foundation of skills to prepare campers for multiple single-track mountain bike rides within the region. Participants will meet with the camp instructors at the Garrett College Community Aquatics & Recreation Complex (CARC) at 9 a.m. each day and will return to the CARC at 12:30 p.m. Campers will travel in Garrett College vehicles from the CARC to a site that is appropriate to the riders’ ability levels and current weather conditions. Sites will include local and regional mountain bike trails. Games and initiatives may also be included. No experience is necessary to participate. Equipment List: Campers should bring: Athletic Shorts Padded Bike Shorts (optional but recommended) Athletic Performance (non-cotton) T-shirts Closed-toed shoes (sneakers) Provided […]

Dates: July 7–10, 2025 Times: Monday–Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM Thursday: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Cost: $395 General Information: The CAOS Paddlesports Camp for 14–16-year-old campers is a day camp designed to introduce the basic skills related to a variety of paddlesports on flat and moving water. The camp will be facilitated by faculty and/or staff of the Garrett College Center for Adventure and Outdoor Studies. Among other things, participants will learn about equipment, paddle strokes, and river dynamics. Monday–Wednesday, participants will meet with the camp instructors at the Garrett College Community Aquatics & Recreation Complex (CARC) at 9:00 AM. Participants and instructors will return to the CARC at 12:30 PM on these days. Thursday will also begin and end at the CARC, but it will be a longer day, running from 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM. Campers will travel in Garrett College vehicles from the CARC to a paddling site that is appropriate to the paddlers’ ability levels and the current weather conditions. Sites will include local and regional rivers and lakes. Games, initiatives, and day hikes may also be included. No experience is necessary to participate. Equipment List: Campers should bring: Water bottle Swimsuit Change of […]

Dates: July 7–10, 2025 Times: Monday–Thursday: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM Cost: $295 General Information: The CAOS Climbing Camp for 8–10-year-old campers is a day camp designed to introduce the basic skills related to rock climbing and rappelling, and is facilitated by faculty and/or staff of the Garrett College Center for Adventure and Outdoor Studies. Participants will learn about equipment, knots, movement skills, and climbing systems. Each day, participants will meet with the camp instructors at the Garrett College Community Aquatics & Recreation Complex (CARC) at 9:00 AM. Participants and instructors will return each day to the CARC at 12:30 PM. Campers will travel in Garrett College vehicles from the CARC to a climbing site that is appropriate to the climbers’ ability levels and current weather conditions. Sites may include the Fork Run Recreation Area, Coopers Rock State Forest, and regional climbing gyms. Games, initiatives, and day hikes may also be included. No experience is necessary to participate. Equipment List: Campers should bring: Water bottle Comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing Closed-toed shoes (sneakers or light hiking boots) Small backpack Provided by camp: Snacks Climbing harness, helmet, and shoes All technical climbing equipment Tentative Itinerary: Monday: Introductions and games/initiatives Introduction to rock climbing […]