On-Line Registration Is Closed! You can STILL participate! On-site registration is available at all check-in locations.

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The Ocean To Lake Greenway Celebration is a weekend filled with outdoor recreation activities on all our Greenway lands. The Celebration is April 20 - 22, 2007, and will have outdoor recreation activities that everyone can participate in.

The Greenway consists of a contiguous swath of 140,000 acres of public parks, natural lands and rights-of-way that extend between Lake Okeechobee and the Atlantic Ocean. The lands are in both Martin and Palm Beach Counties. Some are well established areas such as Jonathan Dickinson State Park and both Dupuis and Corbett Wildlife Areas, while others were purchased fairly recently as part of efforts to protect open spaces and natural areas, and to preserve lands needed to restore the Wild and Scenic Loxahatchee River.

	Hikers - hike the Loxahatchee River corridor on Sunday, April 22nd. Hike starts at 8:00 am at Riverbend, ends at Jonathan Dickinson State Park river area. Check-in at 7:30 am at Riverbend Park entrance parking lot. Note the Time change!!!!!
	Horseback Riders - ride one day, two or all three! Ride starts at Dupuis Friday April 20, last day ends at J.D. State Park. Check-in from 7:00 - 8:00 am each day at starting point. On-site registration for Sunday, April 22 is at Town & Country Feed Store - plenty of room for trailers.
	Off-Road Cyclists - The Epic 65 HAS BEEN CANCELLED - please contact us if you have registered. Greenway Loops west of J.D. in the Cypress Creek area. Loops start and end at Eaglesview Equestrian area. Check-in from 8:00 - 9:00 am, ride starts at 9:00 am
	Paddle the wild and scenic Loxahatchee. You're on your own - the River is low from the drought
	Geocaching - explorers get ready! New caches are being set throughout the Ocean To Lake Greenway. Visit the most and report your findings at our Celebration at J.D. Park on April 22nd. No registration required.

The Celebration will provide events for both amateur and experienced recreational athletes. Distance events include backpacking, horseback riding, off-road bicycling, and paddling. Many of the distance events include opportunities for camping, and because of the "one-way" nature of the Greenway, shuttle transportation will be arranged back to the trailheads on a daily basis.

Special daily activities will also happen on Saturday, February 24th and Sunday, February 25th - which will include interpretive nature hikes, birding adventures, and bike tours. Special lectures and clinics will also occur on such topics as bats in Florida, native edible plants, and other "introduction to Florida outdoor recreation" topics.

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If you are interested in sponsoring the Celebration and getting great exposure for your business or organization, please contact our planning committee at info@oceantolake.org. Contributions are tax deductible - find out more info here.

The Celebration planning committee is also looking for volunteers to help out with the planning or during the event. Community service hours are available. Click here to sign get more information.

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			Contributions are tax deductible!!!