RETREAT CANCELLATIONS

It is your responsibility to read and understand our cancellation policy before making a reservation.

Naturally, no one books with the intention of cancelling or postponing their retreat, but unexpected things do happen, so please purchase travel cancellation insurance once you have made your reservation.

GUEST CANCELLATION POLICY

If you cancel your trip, AndShesDopeToo does not offer refunds for any reason. A portion of your payment may be used as credit for another retreat to be taken the next calendar year.

Depending on when you cancel, cancellation penalties may apply.

Fees are determined by the following schedule:

• If you cancel more than 90 days before your retreat start date, 100% of your payment may be applied to another Retreat.
• If you cancel 89 – 60 days before your retreat start date, 75% of your payment may be applied to another Retreat. You will forfeit 25% of the price of your retreat.
• If you cancel 59 – 30 days before your retreat start date, 50% of your payment may be applied to another Retreat. You will forfeit 50% of the price of your retreat.
• If you cancel 30 days or less before your retreat start date, you will forfeit your entire payment.

Exceptions to our policy cannot be made for any reason. We do not offer credit for a guest arriving late or leaving early.

ASDT RETREAT CANCELLATION POLICY

If AndShesDopeToo must cancel a booked retreat date for any reason, you may transfer your full retreat payment to another retreat, or you may request a refund of your payment to us.

AndShesDopeToo is not responsible for your expenses incurred in preparation for any cancelled retreat, such as airline tickets, loss of work, and/or other costs associated with preparing for your trip.

Roam Industry Outfitters | TRIP ITINERARY

Day 1

From our shop in Monticello, we will shuttle 25 minutes to our starting point at Abajo Peak. The peak at 11,000 ft will provide us with a great starting point where we can overlook the path we will follow. We will start our ride descending through the Abajo’s with slight climbs, and via the Causeway enter into the Elk Ridge area. These views will include areas such as Chippean Rocks. Elk Ridge is a narrow tabletop plateau, cut sharply on either side by spectacular red rock canyons. From here one can see the peaks of five major mountain ranges, the colorful and strangely eroded canyons of the Dark Canyon Wilderness Area and the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park. We’ll set up camp around Little Dry Mesa for the night. | 22 miles

Day 2

From camp we will bike past Round Mountain, Duck Lake (usually just a meadow by mid-summer) and the Gooseberry Ranger Station. We will set up camp by Duck Lake, and will be able to resupply our water at the Gooseberry Ranger Station. This is some of the best mule deer and elk habitat in the state. | 17 miles

Day 3

From Duck Lake we’ll bike through our high point of the day “The Big Notch.” To the west of us will be views of the Dark Canyon Wilderness Area to the west and to the east Cottonwood Wash. A grand display of the geologic complexities of this high plateau country.

A mellow road we’ll make a couple stops for overlooks of Arch and Texas Canyon. We’ll then continue along the main road until we peak out between the infamous Bears Ears buttes, after which the Bears Ears National Monument was named. Here we will overlook much of Cedar Mesa, over to Natural Bridges, and many of the remote canyons and vast country of southeast Utah. From this point we’ll head down a road that switchbacks down the cliff side toward 95 where we’ll meet the shuttle when we reach the asphalt. | 25.9 miles

Each meal is carefully selected to not only be lightweight, but packed with taste for this trip. We will ask if there are certain diet restrictions in the participant survey that we send out after you purchase your ticket.