Feeling Extreme?
How 'bout a bouldering session?
The Muscatatuck Park is Indiana's best climbing area. Although Indiana does
not boast a great deal of rock climbing venues, the Muscatatuck Park is
top-notch bouldering.
Indiana?
To view more photos or for specific information on the
bouldering and individual problems check out:
Not one to ROCK, yet you wanna ROLL?
Getting Some Air
The Muscatatuck park is currently working with the DINO (Do Indiana Off-
Road) riding group, and the trails are being modified and upgraded. The park
will host a five mile loop. The trail will have moderate sections, yet will
probably be considered difficult by most rider standards. The DINO events for
2004 will be held in conjunction with an AMBC event July 2,3, &4. For more information please check
our Calendar of Events or contact rocky@tls.net
or Brian@DINOseries.com
DINO (Do Indiana Off-Road)
DINO is also the sponsoring group for the "Mission on the
Muscatatuck" adventure race. Adventure race for 2004 is May 21st &
22nd. Details for event will be posted in our Calendar
of Events section when available.
The Tyrolean Traverse from
2003 "Mission on the Muscatatuck"
Or maybe you rather take a free ride?
The winding Muscatatuck River might be the ticket! This erratic
river winds more than any other system in the state. Cliffs, mossy boulders, and some
elegant forest land border this Indiana novelty. Please note: water is not
always high. The river is very seasonal. It can be a poor ride at the wrong
time, or one of the best rides around if you keep an eye on the weather. Call
the Jennings County Visitor Center at 800-928-366 or e-mail us here to get an
update on current conditions.
Orlo Bloomquist Annual Canoe Race
The race is the 3rd Sunday in April, this year the 20th. For more
information please check our calendar of events or contact us here.
Just Do It!
Although there is not a very reliable season for the activity, snow sledding
is very popular at the Muscatatuck Park and comes under the jurisdiction of the
EXTREME title. Again, check the weather.
NOTE:
The
Muscatatuck Park
is being operated as an:
“Extreme Sports Area”
An “Extreme Sports Area” is defined by Senate Enrolled Act 0141 within
the context of affected citations; IC 34-6-2,IC 34-30-19-5, and all other
relevant citations.
All extreme sport users must follow all park rules, including those
specifically ordained for each respective “extreme sport”.
Rules for specific extreme sports are posted for public review throughout the
park within display cases and are on review at the Park Office/Visitor Center
and the Maintenance Office.
The following list of extreme activities is allowed on the grounds of the
Muscatatuck Park, yet may cover activities not specifically listed:
Skateboards, roller skates,
inline skates, freestyle
bikes, mountain bikes, snow sleds and other snow devices, hiking, rappelling, climbing,
fishing, canoeing, etc.
The above mentioned activities are inherently dangerous and may result in
injury, disability, and even death.
All extreme sport users must be using appropriate extreme sport equipment
which is listed in detail within the rule manual on review at the Park
Office/Visitor Center and at specific extreme sport sites.
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