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Welcome to the Alaska Outdoors

 

January 30 Hillside Park

 

February 2 Prospect Heights Trails

 

 

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Welcome to the Alaska Outdoors!  We love outdoors. We want to promote outdoor activities to the communities. The purpose of this group site is to communicate, exchange, and invite outdoor activities.  Alaska Outdoors hosts year-round free weekly outing events every Monday and Thursday throughout Anchorage area. 

 

No special equipments are necessary.   All you need is hiking boots, apporpriate clothes, and yourself. 

Hope you can join us.

 

Upcoming Hiking Schedule

Time: 6:30 - 8:00 pm We start hiking 6:35 pm sharp!

Open to public: Please just show up at the trailhead.

Cost: Free for members, $1.00 per person donation.

Membership: $20.00 per person, $30.00 per family

Members receive a free cofee mug.

Click for the direction

 

Feb 6: Ruth Arcand Park

Feb 9: Kincaid Park Chalet

Feb 13: Russian Jack Park

Feb 16: Turnagain Arm: Potter Trailhead

 

For direction, please look at this map. 

This week's hiking location is shown in Red push pin 


View Hiking Trailhead Location Map in a larger map

To receive weekly announcement 

sign up Alaska Outdoors Yahoo E-mail Group 

 Alaska Outdoors Yahoo Group  (Recommended if you have a Yahoo e-mail)

Or, simply subscribe the mailing list by sending a blank e-mail to 

 Alaska_Outdoors-subscribe@yahoogroups.com  (Recommended if you have a Yahoo e-mail)

Benefits of joining the groups are

  • Receive weekly e-mail about upcoming hiking locations.
  • Post and receive notices to/from other members.  All posts are moderated.  You will not receive junk e-mails.

 

Bear Safety Tips During Hiking

 

Anchorage is bear country. Learn to be safe outdoors. Your safety, and that of the bears and other trail users, depends on it.

Below are tips to keep you safe in bear country:

  1. Buddy up. You are safer in a group.
  2. Make Noise. This will prevent you from surprising a bear.
  3. Use your senses to stay aware. No headphones!
  4. Carry bear spray. Have it accessible and know how to use it.
  5. Don’t feed bears. Handle food, fish and attractants responsibly.
  6. Slow down. High speed equals high risk in bear habitat.
  7. Leash your pets. Off-leash pets can bring bears back to you.
  8. Never run from a bear!

For more information go to

Anchorage Bear Awareness Committee

Listen to Bear Safty by Richard Nelson

 



 


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