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Four Corners and Zuni Pueblo

Four Corners and Zuni Pueblo is the broad operating place named in official program material; this record gives no precise coordinates and infers no route, access or site ownership.

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PLACE / FIELD ATLAS

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Country
United States
Region
Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico
Coordinates
No verified coordinates published in this record
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Place scope

This place comes from the program operator's public material and is retained only at a broad scale useful for discovery and comparison.

What it does not establish

This page gives no precise coordinates and does not confirm routes, meeting points, access, seasonal conditions or site ownership.

SOURCES

Sources & evidence

  1. [01]Wilderness LeadershipDeer Hill Expeditions · accessed 2026-08-26Official external-program source for program-deer-hill-wilderness-leadership.Freshness: recent
    • The page lists June 29–July 24, 2026, 26 days, ages 16–18, and 40 service hours.
    • It describes canyon backpacking and canyoneering, high-elevation San Juan mountaineering, participant leadership, and community-hosted service at Zuni Pueblo.
    • The page presents tarp/tent, basecamp, and community-hosted stages rather than a single fixed camp.
    Limit: The session had ended and no 2027 date was visible; an official schedule duration conflict remains unresolved.    OfficialTier Aofficial-site
  2. [02]About Deer HillDeer Hill Expeditions · accessed 2026-08-26Official external-program source for program-deer-hill-wilderness-leadership.Freshness: current
    • The page states that Deer Hill Expeditions and Deer Hill Foundation coalesced in January 2025 into a single nonprofit organization.
    • It describes the public operator as Deer Hill Expeditions.
    Limit: Other current official legal/eligibility text still uses Deer Hill Expeditions, Inc.; the contracting entity therefore remains a publication verification item.    OfficialTier Aofficial-site
  3. [03]Essential Eligibility CriteriaDeer Hill Expeditions · accessed 2026-08-26Official external-program source for program-deer-hill-wilderness-leadership.Freshness: current
    • The criteria describe remote travel at approximately 7,000–14,000 feet with medical care hours or a day away.
    • They specify carrying 40–60-pound packs, traveling 1–10 miles per day for days or weeks, and six-to-eight-hour service days using tools.
    • They require self-care, team responsibility, and appropriate behavior during periods without direct supervision.
    Limit: Eligibility criteria describe participation demands and public risk information; they do not measure incidents, safety performance, or individual suitability.    OfficialTier Aofficial-site

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