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Extreme sports laws itemize many modes of transportation and/or recreation that we will not cover in-depth. Skateboarding, roller skates, in-line skates, freestyle bikes, rappellers, and snow sledding devices can all be used at the Muscatatuck Park. There is no specific place set aside for these activities, but the park road or shelter house offers the flat surface that is the primary requirement. Remember you are doing this activity on your own free will and you are responsible for yourself. Period! Snow sledding is very popular at the Muscatatuck Park under favorable conditions (which is not often). Watch other users, and trees at the end of the hill. We suggest that no ramps be built, but if you snow board over one of these at full speed you are taking your future injuries into your own hands. Be smart.
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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:
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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