Ski festival caps Kootenai Outdoor Adventure winter program
Eleven-year-old Henry Hayven, left, and 12-year-old Elry Hall, both of Libby, throw snow balls on Tuesday, Jan. 30, during the Kootenai Outdoor Adventure Program's festival ski day at the South Flower Creek Ski Area. (Scott Shindledecker/The Western News)
Good friends Abigail Kirk and Levi Harmon enjoyed themselves on Tuesday, Jan. 30, during the Kootenai Outdoor Adventure Program's festival ski day at the South Flower Creek Ski Area. (Scott Shindledecker/The Western News)
Casey Johnson skis over a ramp on Tuesday, Jan. 30, during the Kootenai Outdoor Adventure Program's festival ski day at the South Flower Creek Ski Area. (Scott Shindledecker/The Western News)
Grilled hot dogs and hot chocolate were part of the fun for the participants on Tuesday, Jan. 30, during the Kootenai Outdoor Adventure Program's festival ski day at the South Flower Creek Ski Area. (Scott Shindledecker/The Western News)
Levi Harmon is about to face plant after skiing over a ramp on Tuesday, Jan. 30, during the Kootenai Outdoor Adventure Program's festival ski day at the South Flower Creek Ski Area. (Scott Shindledecker/The Western News)
Surrounded by numerous opportunities for outdoor recreation, the Kootenai Outdoor Adventure Program keeps working to make sure Libby area school students have the chance to experience them.
Last week, free to students in grades fifth through eighth, the program wrapped up its 10th year of the winter session at the South Flower Creek Ski area.
Bill Moe, who helps coordinate the long-running program, is appreciative of the partners and volunteers who take their time to help with the kids.
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