How to Sign Up for Field Trips
We require attendees to sign up for field trips in-person. Why?
Space is limited and we need to know you are present.
We may need to share important trip updates with you.
We need to ensure you have the right vehicle if a trip requires 4WD.
We need you to sign a waiver.
We want to meet you!
When do sign-ups open? And where?
Friday, April 10th from 4:00PM to 5:45PM
Sign up at the John Wesley Powell River History Museum before the opening lecture.Saturday, April 11th from 9:00AM to 4:00PM
Sign up at our information booth outside the museum. A busy vendor fair will also be taking place.Sunday, April 12th from 9:00AM to 11:00PM
(Please note that many field trips may be full by this point.)
Sign up at our information booth outside the museum. No vendor fair will be occurring.
Am I guaranteed a spot on a field trip?
No. Field trips, particularly those geared towards paleontology, fill up fast. Be prepared to have alternative choices in mind if a trip is full.
If you are passionate about a particular trip, we recommend arriving Friday at 4pm to sign up. (Anticipate a line!)
Our event partner, the Bureau of Land Management, limits the size of field trips to a maximum of 25 people. Some field trip leaders may allow less.
Important Notes
All field trips are half-day to full-day trips.
All field trips are free.
Participants must drive their own vehicles.
Field trip leaders will meet their group in the John Wesley Powell River History Museum parking lot, unless otherwise noted. Please be present 15 minutes before the trip departs.
The group will caravan to field trip sites. Many trips involve driving on dirt roads. Vehicle requirements can be found in each trip description.
Pack plenty of water and a sack lunch, and fill your gas tank ahead of time. Wear comfortable clothing and bring sun protection.
If you have any questions email the event organizers at info@greenriverrocks.com. Email is checked weekly.
Staff at the John Wesley Powell River History Museum will not be able to answer any questions. The Museum does not organize the festival, they are just our gracious hosts!