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Greg SieversEstes Park, Colorado
Chairman, Central Rockies Section American Alpine Club - 1997 to 2007
•Access Fund, Adopt-a-Crag, Event coordinator for Lumpy Trails Day, 2000 to 2010• Climber waste bag pilot program , Rocky Mountain National Park, 2007• Bag Box designer – simple grass roots effort.
• Employer: Town of Estes Park, Public Works Department: Project Manager, 1987- presentTown project have included the design & construction of 5 new public restrooms
“I'm number one, when it comes to number two !”
Estes Park
Lumpy ridge
Longs Peak, 14,256’ (4,347m)
Mt. Blanc 15,782’ (4810m)
Lumpy Ridge ~ 3 miles long
Dealing with the dookie in the back country
The Book, Lumpy RidgeRocky Mountain National Park
Lets put matters into our own hands
Twin Owls, Lumpy Ridge
Restop Bag Box is at the Climber access point,0.7 miles beyond the Public parking lot and trail head.
Modern vault toilet at Trail head parking lot.
Bag Box is accessible by NPS staff by vehicle.
Most climbing areas areApprox. 2-3 mile approach
Estimated climber usage 10,000 per year (unofficial)
•Voluntary compliance•Bags are free•# of bags provided annually?
Land managers: seek out your local grass roots, back country, organizations.
Back country users: seek out your local land managers and ask if you can partner on a pilot program.
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