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Pinnacle Diamond Ranch is incredibly grateful to

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HELP!

Please click the link below to donate through Paypal to help us build our barn.
 
So far we’ve raised:     $  360
Right now we need:     $15,000

We sure would appreciate
your help!

Please contact Ellen at 518-461-4111, or Camp at 518-872-9100 to donate to the barn fund.
Thank you very much.

Camp Pinnacle and Pinnacle Diamond Ranch are located in upstate New York, about half an hour from Albany.

Camp Pinnacle’s summer program exists to reach youth and teens with the incredible, unconditional love of God. We strive to evidence that purpose in all we do whether through evening devotions, puddle-jumping, or whispered conversations after lights-out. Supporting and encouraging kids in a safe environment is our way of sharing God's breathtaking love.

At Pinnacle Diamond Ranch (Camp Pinnacle’s HorseCamp run concurrently with Summer Camp) we teach horsemanship from a godly perspective and have a blast doing so!

2009 is the fourth year for our horsemanship program, and there are some changes in store for HorseCampers this year. For example:

  • This year HorseCamp weeks will be divided into skill levels as follows:
    • Weeks 2 & 3 are for beginner* riders only.
    • Weeks 1 & 4 are for intermediate* riders only.
    • Week 5 is for high intermediate* and advanced* riders only.
      * Please click beginner, intermediate or advanced
      to see the qualifications for riders.


2009 Summer Camp Weeks

WEEK

STARTS

ENDS

LEVEL

1

June 28

July 3

Intermediate

2

July 5

July 10

Beginner

3

July 12

July 17

Beginner

4

July 19

July 24

Intermediate

5

July 26

July 31

Int./Adv.

6

August 2

August 7

Games


  • This year HorseCampers will be participating in relational training with Natural Horsemanship based on trainer Pat Parelli’s techniques.
     

There are some things, though, that will be familiar to our “regulars” this year! For example:

  • Class size will still be limited to 8 riders so there will be plenty of individual attention for each rider.
     
  • HorseCampers will still ride a different horse in almost every lesson. Riding different horses gives a more well-rounded experience here at the Ranch.
     
  • Camp weeks are still divided into skill levels, and which week you come to HorseCamp is really important. Click on the links below to see the qualifications for riders at our beginner, intermediate and advanced levels:
  • Back by popular demand in 2009! Week 6 is GamesWeek where advanced riders can come enjoy more difficult games, treasure hunts, swimming on horseback, roping & rodeo, vaulting, jumping & dressage.
     
  • Friday afternoon Horse Show for campers weeks 1 - 5 and an event presentation for GamesWeek campers week 6!

 

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