12/01/2016 – Welcome Home Potter

E. Marquez will lead "Welcome Home Potter" with a duration of 3 hours somewwhere in Turnagain Arm.

Meet at 6:30 pm in the weigh station parking lot just past Potter Marsh on the Seward Highway. We will take the Turnagain Arm Trail for about 2 miles and then angle up and down cross country to and from the ridge.

06/30/2016 – Unnamed Traverse

Jesse Gobeli will lead "Unnamed Traverse" with a duration of 3.5 hours somewwhere in Turnagain Arm.

Meet at the Rainbow trailhead at 6:15 (note earlier time).  From there we will carpool to the Falls Creek trailhead for a 6:30 start.  We will ascend the Sheep thrills ridge and descend the Unnamed Ridge.

 

 

06/02/2016 – Purification Ceremony

Rob DeVelice will lead "Purification Ceremony" with a duration of 2.5 hours somewwhere in Turnagain Arm.

Meet at 6:30 pm in the last pull out on the right before Indian on the Seward Highway. We will proceed up Sweat Lodge Ridge via trail towards Indianhouse Mountain. High on the ridge we will hang a left and descend cross country to complete a loop.

05/12/2016 – Bird on a Wire

Jesse Gobeli will lead "Bird on a Wire" with a duration of 2.5 hours somewwhere in Turnagain Arm.

Meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Bird Creek Trailhead at the end of Konikson Road.  We will cross Penguin Creek on our way to exploring the old mining roads and sights of the Bird Creek area.   We will visit the 1965 mustang fastback and the waterfalls of Bird Creek.   We will follow the creek upstream for a mile or two before bushwhacking back to the main trail and return.

05/05/2016 – Sheep Thrills Plus

Lee Helzer will lead "Sheep Thrills Plus" with a duration of 3.5 hours somewwhere in Turnagain Arm.

Expect high winds

Meet at 6:30 pm at the Falls Creek trailhead on the Seward Highway. We will proceed up the Sheep Thrills Ridge via bushwhacking and scrambling to the highpoint known as Peak 3980. We will find a logical point of descent to the Falls Creek Trail and the return via the trailhead. Depending on presence and abundance of snow, traction devices may be desirable.