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Some of us are going to listen to the local band The introverts at The Venue on 1st Avenue tomorrow Friday night. The music starts at 8 pm, but we’ll be there about 7:30 pm. Carol

Wednesday, September 14th. 7~9 PM. Weather forecast is for clouds, bring rain gear and a towel to dry off your fuzzy buddy when we get back to the cars!. Also time to think about adding a headlamp to your gear list! On the plus side, the mosquitos seem to have finally given up! This hike explores beautiful forested areas and occasionally a nice view of the city. From Farmer’s Loop Road turn up Summit Drive (across from the Musher’s Hall) Follow Summit Drive to Cranberry Ridge Drive and turn left, stay on Cranberry Ridge Drive as it zigs and zags it’s way up, until you hit Noel Drive. Take Noel to the left. The trailhead is on the left right on the corner just where Noel takes a 90 degree to the right and changes names to Mia. John R.

Just a reminder that tonight's hike will be at Cranberry Trail at 7pm. Details are below. You may want to bring a headlamp, as it's getting darker earlier. See you there! Day: Wednesday, September 7th Description: Explore a trail winding through birch and spruce in the hills above the Goldstream Valley. Time: 7pm – 9pm Where: Meet at 2053 Toboggan Lane Directions: Take Ballaine to the T with Goldstream, turn right on Goldstream, go about a mile and turn left on Toboggan Lane. Take the 2nd driveway to the left (red house, 2053 Toboggan Lane). We will park there and walk up Toboggan Lane to the trailhead, as there’s only space for two cars at the trailhead. Bring: Water, headlamp, and a leash, if you have your dog (we will be passing houses with sled dogs and your dog should be leashed).

24th of August Moose Creek Bluff. Time: 7PM-9PM Where: Park at the base of moose creek bluff (graffiti rocks on the left side of the rich when heading South. Right past the flood control project. What: An easy hike through the trails around the trees/woods South of the Flood Project. Get some nice views from the bluff if it’s clear and depending our route moose creek overlook. Gear: bring water and bug/spray. Kid and dog friendly Distance: about 4 miles.

When: 7~9 PM Wednesday evening the 17th of August. Where: Meet at the intersection of Ester Dome Road and Henderson Rd, Fairbanks AK Meet at the intersection of Upper Henderson Rd and Ester Dome Road. From Sheep Creek Rd. Take Ester Dome Road and go up about 3 miles to the intersection. You can't miss it! Description: Easy, fun, social, dog and kid friendly hike. Trails are many, and wind through forested areas and across ridges with nice views, we'll take different paths on different nights but meet here each time to get things started. Bring along water, rain gear, and an extra layer, your dog and a smile!

Wednesday, August 10th. 7~9 PM. It looks like the weather might be a little damp on Wednesday, bring rain gear and a towel to dry off your fuzzy buddy when we get back to the cars!. This hike explores beautiful forested areas and occasionally a nice view of the city. From Farmer’s Loop Road turn up Summit Drive (across from the Musher’s Hall) Follow Summit Drive to Cranberry Ridge Drive and turn left, stay on Cranberry Ridge Drive as it zigs and zags it’s way up, until you hit Noel Drive. Take Noel to the left. The trailhead is on the left right on the corner just where Noel takes a 90 degree to the right and changes names to Mia. Our Lead for this hike is Kate

Some of us, including my 2 yo grandson, will be going to Arctic Harvest festivities tomorrow Saturday at about 3:30 pm. All invited. Should be fun. Hope to see some friends…it’s been a long time. Carol

Some of us will be there about 5 pm. It’ll be good to see friends. Carol

Hi there! - my SUV is having issues. Can someone please pick me up if I drive to the parking pullout area (between the UAF botanical gardens and Sheek Creek Road) where the walkers and XC skiers park? I'd appreciate a ride up the hill for our walk. I can be waiting there around 6:40. Thanks! - Cat Cat Stephenson OLD WOOD EDITORIAL, LLC PO Box 442, Ester AK 99725; cell 01 (907) 223-1378 Whatsapp +1 (907) 223-1378 -----Original Message----- From: John Risser <jcrisser@...> To: FAHC list <[email protected]> Sent: Mon, Jul 18, 2022 3:29 pm Subject: [fahc] July 3rd Wednesday social hike - Ester Dome When: Wednesday July 20th 7-9 PM Where: Meet at the intersection of Upper Henderson Rd and Ester Dome Road. From Sheep Creek Rd. Take Ester Dome Road and go up about 3 miles to the intersection. You can't miss it! Description: Easy, fun, social, dog and kid friendly hike. Trails are many, and wind through forested areas and across ridges with nice views, we'll take different paths on different nights but meet here each time to get things started. Bring along water, rain gear, and an extra layer, your dog and a smile! Plan on some mud and/or light rain. Bring your favorite bug spray! John R

When: Wednesday July 20th 7-9 PM Where: Meet at the intersection of Upper Henderson Rd and Ester Dome Road. From Sheep Creek Rd. Take Ester Dome Road and go up about 3 miles to the intersection. You can't miss it! Description: Easy, fun, social, dog and kid friendly hike. Trails are many, and wind through forested areas and across ridges with nice views, we'll take different paths on different nights but meet here each time to get things started. Bring along water, rain gear, and an extra layer, your dog and a smile! Plan on some mud and/or light rain. Bring your favorite bug spray! John R

Hi All! The hike this evening is on! Air quality on the ridge is good; weather forecast for remainder of the day is clear. This time, remind me to stop at the Fairbanks overlook at the power line that intersects the trail near the west end, between the antenna and big cleared “parking lot.” Kate Millburg (573) 821-2308

Air Quality Index as of 4:30 PM today is still above 170 (180 and 184) at the stations nearest the hike. Therefore, TONIGHT'S HIKE IS CANCELLED. Hopefully things will clear up for next week's hike. Here is a good link to see data from monitoring stations in your area: https://map.purpleair.com/1/mAQI/a10/p604800/cC0#9.69/64.8506/-147.7329 Stay safe out there! - Ariane

Carol & I are hiking granite tors on Saturday . Meeting at the parking lot at 10 am. This is about a 15-16 mile hike so it will be all day , or one can go up to the Lizzards eye & turn around there. I think we will be traveling counter clockwise through the trail. Bring a lunch , rain coat in case it gets stormy , water , mosquito repellent..& if you have bear spray , bring that too. This hike is listed in Kyle Jollys ' outside in the interior' for a description. Page 74. Meet at the Granite tors parking lot at 10 . This is in the chena recreational area. Friendly dogs are welcome to come too ? PS…it is a pretty rigorous hike in terrain and distance. You may want to check your email or Facebook before heading out to see if anything has changed (cancellation due to smoky conditions, etc). Bring a lot of water; it’s expected to be a very warm day last time I checked conditions.

Meet at the intersection of Ester Dome Road and Henderson Rd, Fairbanks AK Meet at the intersection of Upper Henderson Rd and Ester Dome Road. From Sheep Creek Rd. Take Ester Dome Road and go up about 3 miles to the intersection. You can't miss it! Description: Easy, fun, social, dog and kid friendly hike. Trails are many, and wind through forested areas and across ridges with nice views, we'll take different paths on different nights but meet here each time to get things started. Bring along water, rain gear, and an extra layer, your dog and a smile! Carol Lokken will lead.

Hello Hikers, May I humbly ask that you consider joining us tomorrow evening, June 14 at the J.P. Jones Center. After a two-year gap, the Race Against Racism is happening again. We last ran the race in 2018 and 2019, and had a lot of people walk the course. If you decide to run it, you will find it flat and easy. There is a lot of fun to be had by walking through neighborhoods on a June evening. But more importantly, there is a great Fairbanks history lesson as you pass by important landmarks that remind us of the contributions of people of diverse backgrounds. It is not a fundraiser; it is a consciousness-raiser. There is even a sort-of-scavenger-hunt option for finding all the landmarks. Challenge the kids with this match game! Please register for the race here: https://www.runningclubnorth.org/product/race-against-racism-6-14-2022/#gform_6 or pass this on to friends who are interested. Thank you for indulging me. Robyne Race Against Racism Alaska, 2022 RaceAgainstRacismAlaska.wordpress.com

We will meet at the Golden Eagle Saloon in Ester at 1:30 pm tomorrow (Sunday). The hike will require a shuttle, so we will then drive to the trailhead. The hike will start at Ester Dome Road and Henderson Road. We will then hike down to Ester, have a beer, cook a burger, and then listen to music by locals. Hikers are welcome to hike back up ester dome, but should know the trail. This is an easy hike; plan on about 1.5 hours. It is always a popular and fun hike.

I haven’t been on this trail for quite a few years and would like to check it out. We are meeting on September Court tomorrow at 12 noon. Take Pandora to Pine Wood to Green Leaf to September Court. Pandora Rd is about 1.8 miles from Vallata. I can meet anyone at Vallata if they want to carpool. Since we are parking in a small neighborhood on the street, I’d like to minimize the number of vehicles. Plan on about 2 hours. It’s not a difficult trail, pretty flat if I remember correctly. Carol

The 5K Mosquito Meander run/walk this Saturday is a fundraiser for RCPC (Resource Center for Parents and Children; where Peggy works). They are looking for about 9 volunteers to work the race. I am holding a sign at one of the mile markers, cheering on the walkers and runners. We are meeting in the front parking lot at Pioneer Park Saturday at 8 am, working until 1 pm. As a big bonus, they are feeding all the volunteers after the race. If you are interested in volunteering, text Peggy at 907-590-2868.

Wednesday, June 8th. 7~9 PM. It looks like the weather is going to warm up and get sunny on Wednesday! This hike explores beautiful forested areas and occasionally a nice view of the city. From Farmer’s Loop Road turn up Summit Drive (across from the Musher’s Hall) Follow Summit Drive to Cranberry Ridge Drive and turn left, stay on Cranberry Ridge Drive as it zigs and zags it’s way up, until you hit Noel Drive. Take Noel to the left. The trailhead is on the left right on the corner just where Noel takes a 90 degree to the right and changes names to Mia. Our Lead for this hike is Kate

This hike is Tomorrow, the 5th of June and meets at 11:30 at the trailhead as described below. From: John Risser Sent: Saturday, June 4, 2022 15:44 To: FAHC list Subject: [fahc] Lower Chena Dome trail Dayhike. Sorry for the late notice Last Friday evening Jenny and a small group left the upper trailhead to hike the entire loop to the lower trailhead. We’re hoping to meet them as they’re on the way down. Distance is TBD. 49.4 mile CHSR Group · Members of Fairbanks Area Hiking Club Fan Page Where: Meet at the trailhead on Chena Hot Springs Road. Go past the entrance to Angel Rocks, over the bridge and take the first left. This is a no fee parking area! What: We'll hike up the lower side of the Chena Dome Trail to meet Jenny and her intrepid crew who have been hiking the entire loop since Friday evening. They will be tired and sore and happy to see friendly faces. This hike has more switchbacks and is not as aggressive as last Monday's hike on the Upper trail. There WILL be mosquitos especially on the first few miles before we start climbing up out of the river valley. The weather will be very much like it is today. Bring more water than you think you'll need, and don't forget to bring some for your dog as well. There is a spring at about 2 miles in, but in all the decades I've hiked this trail I've only found water there once, so don't count on it.