In the show, which was filmed last fall, host Jenna Bush Hagar met up with a group of local fifth graders at Maroon Lake, who were part of an ACES education program to learn more about the area's unique geology. Through their unique programs, ACES helps to extend science education to kids to make up for reduced funding in public schools.

Jenna also met with a group of young stewards doing trail work with the Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers. This program not only exposes children to the great outdoors and teaches them valuable teamwork skills, but it also helps to maintain the valley's trail system — something that is increasingly dependent on volunteer efforts due to lack of funding in the U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management.