| Harlan Camp | |
| Geographical information | |
| Region |
North Country |
| Elevation |
7,600' |
| Latitude |
36°30'52" |
| Longitude |
-105°00'58" |
| Program description | |
| Program |
12 Gauge shotgun reloading & shooting, burro racing |
| Facilities |
Bear Boxes, Red Roofs |
| Type |
Staffed Camp |
| Additional information | |
| [Source] | |
Harlan is named after Thomas Harlan. In 2019, Harlan was closed due to the 2018 Ute Park Fire, reopening in 2024.
Burro racing and shotgun shooting are two activities that are available at this camp.
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History[]
As of 2024, the camp is operational after 5 years of closure due to the 2018 Ute Park Fire.
Harlan's program is primarily reloading and shooting 12-gauge shotgun shells.
Harlan's most unique program is burro racing, a sport in which each crew packs and loads their burro before racing around certain obstacles in attempt to beat the other crews.