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In the event of an EMERGENCY and you need to contact someone who is attending OTR. Please call 304-338-4331. You will be connected to our medical staff who will take appropriate action depending on the emergency.
Please do not use this number for personal calls.
Reminder, both Verizon and AT&T cell phones now receive signals at the site. |
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Congratulations to the many grottos that helped in the cleanup effort of the sinkhole at Pink Helictite Cave during OTR 2009. These included 8 Rivers, D.C., G.R.O.S.S., Maggoty Cow, Monongahela, and the Mountain State Grottos as mentioned in the National Forest Service article, “Partners Join Forces to Protect Karst”
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♪Here are some recent changes to the music line up for this years OTR.
- FRIDAY NIGHT IN THE PAVILON -- "HUCKLEBUCK" (www.hucklebuckmusic.com)
- SATURDAY CAMPGROUND STROLL AND IN THE PAVILON SAUTRDAY NIGHT -- "MARIACHI ESTRELLAS" (Read more)
- SUNDAY NIGHT IN THE PAVILION -- "FINGERED"
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 Wi-Fi Internet service will be available at OTR again this year, thanks to Johnny Parsons. The cost will be $14 for the whole weekend and can be received at most points in the campground and down at the pavilion. Please see Johnny for access. Information will be available at registration.
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One of the popular draws for OTR each year is the many caving vendors. Situated along Vendors Row and up the main OTR Road they provide caving and caver related wares. Everything from the latest in caving apparel to fantastic art work, gem stones, wine, fossils, books, bats, books about bats, just about anything you could think of. If you need new gear for your next caving trip or even just some fresh batteries for the weekend be sure to stop by. Below are links to more information about our vendors and how to contact them if you need something before the next OTR. (more to be added soon)
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We are putting registration changes in place this year that will allow us to speed up the registration process. Many people have requested that we add the capability to fill in your registration based on last year’s information. For most people if you haven’t changed address or contact information since last year, this is exactly what it will do. It is also the first steps to allow us to provide pre-registration for next year’s OTR (2011).
Don’t forget to bring your TRA Membership Card this year.
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Home brew compeition 2010
Greetings brothers of the Bine.
This years Dailey Cup Home Brew Competition is 9 E Strong Scotch Ale in honor of OTR chair Jim Forsythe's Scottish Irish heritage. This is a style that should challenge most home brewers.
* All submissions MUST be in unlabeled bottles, and
* should be delivered to Gene Pelter at Cooters, if Gene is not around ask someone where he can be found. Usually after 10pm at Cooters.
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This year you will see the return of many of your favorite events and contests, but with the addition of many of the new activities it’s important that you plan ahead so that you don’t miss anything. This year the schedule of events will NOT be included in the guide book. Instead it will be posted to the bulletin boards around the campsite. Each day’s activities will be published in the Coot-n-Holler which is available around the campground and distribution sites and at Cooters.
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 Location: Pavilion
Date: Saturday
Time: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
How to register: Sign up at the contests trailer
Setup: is at 6:00pm Saturday. Bring your chili, crock pot and list of ingredients to the pavilion, a table will be provided.
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