Stop #2 on the Playgrounds Re-imagined Tour took the Elements Crew and Baby (the red fire truck that runs off vegetable oil) to Jackson Hole and Driggs, otherwise known as Wydaho. Playgrounds Re-imagined celebrates natures playgrounds in order to inspire others to get out and use them, and to take an active role in protecting them for future generations. The tour is visiting 10 cities across the western US. Learn more at www.elementstour.com.

To kick of the weekend, Baby made her third annual visit to the Tetons Science Schools outside of Jackson Hole, WY.

In support of the Snake River Fund’s Proposition 8, KEEN Retailer Rendezvous River Sports and The Elements Tour took part in an awareness campaign at the Wilson Bridge put-in to celebrate river usage and conservation.

Heading over the pass outside of Wilson, WY towards the Grand Targhee Resort, Baby needed a moment to cool down at 9,500 feet.

KEEN set up a booth at the Grand Targhee Music Festival alongside ClifBar, Kavu and Baby.

A shoe display debuting the latest and greatest in KEEN sandals.

Moe, Los Lobos and Michael Franti headlined at the festival. We had the good fortune to not only catch all three acts, but actually meet guys from each band at the KEEN booth.

The HybridLife Game in action – people had the opportunity to experience Hybridlife and win some cool KEEN gear.

KEEN Intern sneaks away from the festival to take in a breath-taking view of the Grand Tetons National Park. One lucky intern!

Tags: clifbar, driggs, grand targhee resort, Grand Tetons National Park, Idaho, kavu, Los Lobos and Michael Franti, Moe, playgrounds re-imagined, Rendezvous River Sports, seth warren, snake river fund, Tetons, Tetons Science School, The elements tour, wyoming

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