Join us for the Treasure Lake Winterfest1!

Polar Plunge - Benefits YMCA Strong Kids Campaign
(Must be 14 years of age or older)
Towels (Until Gone)

Compliments of Carol and Kristine Foltz of Coldwell Banker Develpac Realty
Registration 10:30 AM
Plunge Begins 11:00 AM

Lake Bimini Boat Ramp
1532 Carribean Rd, Treasure Lake, DuBois
$15 Per Plunger
$10 Per Student
Specialty Drinks, Coffee, and Hot Chocolate will be available.

Cardboard Sled Derby (Weather Permitting)
Treasure Lake Sledding Hill
240 Ski Lodge Rd, Treasure Lake, DuBois,
$5 Donation - Benefits YMCA Strong Kids Campaign

Trophies and Prizes Compliments of Coldwell Banker and Paula and Jeff DuBois.
3 age groups
Kids: 9 and Under - Best Design and Furthest Traveled
Kids 10 - 17 Years - Best Design and Furthest Traveled
Adults - Furthest Traveled
Registration begins at 1:00pm
All Sleds must be constructed of cardboard and tape.

CARDBOARD SLED DERBY RULES

- You may only use cardboard and tape to build your sled.
- Decorations are encouraged on the sides of the sled, but the bottom MUST be cardboard and tape.
- Your sled must pass inspection to be allowed on the hill.
- Your sled must be free of sharp edges, pointy objects, or any other feature that may be considered dangerous.
- You may not use tar-based substances, epoxy glue, fiberglass, resin, or glues that harden into solids.
- You may not use screws or any sort of mechanical fasteners, nails, or staples.
- Your sled may not be wrapped in plastic, shrink wrap, or any other materials.
- One rider per sled. (Group sled riding may be done for fun at the end of the derby).
- You may have one person push the sled at the startup until a point designated by cones and/or line in the snow.
- The same sled MAY be used for multiple age brackets; however, it may only be considered for best design once, and each division requires an individual entrance fee/donation.
- Your distance is measured when you are in/on the sled. If you fall out, that is where your distance ends (not where your sled ends up).