Yesterday morning I was woken yet again by another aftershock. This one was a 4.2. This 4.2 followed two that registered around 5.0 earlier this week. It is interesting how much you learn about earthquakes after going through one as large as… Read More
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I assume when the average person envisions Anchorage, Alaska they picture mountains capped with snow and valleys rounded out by the glaciers that once passed through them. They may think of salmon swimming up the streams or moose wondering about. Often people… Read More
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Tags: alaska, anchorage, anchorage alaska, devils club, fun, glacier, hike, hiking, ice age, jodhpur, jodhpur trail, kincaid park, motocross, motocross park, motocross track, path, play, sand, sand dune, sand play, trail
Independence Mine State Historical Park is located in the beautiful Hatcher Pass. From Anchorage the drive is a little over an hour, but it is well worth it. On your way you pass the Knik River, the Little Susitna, Hatcher Pass Lodge… Read More
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Tags: alaska, alaska state park, alpine, alpine peak, beautiful, gift shop, glacier, gold, gold mine, hatcher pass, hiking, historical park, history, hot chocolate, Independence, Independence mine, Independence mine state historial park, june, junior ranger, mine, mine car, mine tracks, mountains, museum, postholing, sled, sledding, snow, snowman, town, valley, visitor center, waterfall, winter
Last week we visited Barbara Falls for the third time. Barbara Falls in located in Eagle River. I believe it is also referred to as South Fork Falls. This is a super easy trail and probably the easiest waterfall to visit in… Read More
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The first time we visited Eklutna Lake was in the summer of 2017. With Jasper strapped to my back, I approached a lake that was a good distance from the path. Some areas of the bank were dry and cracked. I had… Read More
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Tags: alaska, anchorage, avalanche, children, chugach, chugach state park, classroom, cold, earthquake, education, eklutna, eklutna lake, environment, frozen, glacier, hiking, ice, ice skating, lake, learning, mountains, mud, outdoors, skating, sledding, snow, state park, toddler, Travel, visit, winter
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Posted on January 3, 2019 by fromthestates12
Why We Won’t Be Traveling Across Any Frozen Lakes This Winter
Yesterday morning I was woken yet again by another aftershock. This one was a 4.2. This 4.2 followed two that registered around 5.0 earlier this week. It is interesting how much you learn about earthquakes after going through one as large as… Read More
Category: alaska, Travel, Uncategorized Tags: 2018 earthquake, aftershock, alaska, alaskan earthquake, big lake, big lake alaska, breakthrough, eagle river, earthquake, eklutna lake, frozen lake, frozen river, glacial fed, hiking, hiking alaska, ice fishing, illinois, lake, mirror lake, missouri, movie, reflections lake, river, safe, sliding, snowmachines, southern illinois, st. charles, stay safe, walking, winter safety
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Posted on October 17, 2018 by fromthestates12
The Anchorage Sand Dune at Kincaid Park
I assume when the average person envisions Anchorage, Alaska they picture mountains capped with snow and valleys rounded out by the glaciers that once passed through them. They may think of salmon swimming up the streams or moose wondering about. Often people… Read More
Category: alaska, Travel, Uncategorized Tags: alaska, anchorage, anchorage alaska, devils club, fun, glacier, hike, hiking, ice age, jodhpur, jodhpur trail, kincaid park, motocross, motocross park, motocross track, path, play, sand, sand dune, sand play, trail
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Posted on June 29, 2018 by fromthestates12
Independence Mine State Historical Park
Independence Mine State Historical Park is located in the beautiful Hatcher Pass. From Anchorage the drive is a little over an hour, but it is well worth it. On your way you pass the Knik River, the Little Susitna, Hatcher Pass Lodge… Read More
Category: alaska, Travel, Uncategorized Tags: alaska, alaska state park, alpine, alpine peak, beautiful, gift shop, glacier, gold, gold mine, hatcher pass, hiking, historical park, history, hot chocolate, Independence, Independence mine, Independence mine state historial park, june, junior ranger, mine, mine car, mine tracks, mountains, museum, postholing, sled, sledding, snow, snowman, town, valley, visitor center, waterfall, winter
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Posted on February 20, 2018 by fromthestates12
Finding a Frozen Waterfall
Last week we visited Barbara Falls for the third time. Barbara Falls in located in Eagle River. I believe it is also referred to as South Fork Falls. This is a super easy trail and probably the easiest waterfall to visit in… Read More
Category: alaska, Travel, Uncategorized Tags: alaska, anchorage, anchorage alaska, barbara, barbara falls, bear, bear attack, bears, beautiful, black bear, bridge, brown bear, directions, eagle river, eagle river alaska, easy, easy hike, fill sight, frozen, frozen river, frozen waterfall, hike, hike it baby, hiking, ice, parking, path, preschool, river, riverbed, rock, rocks, salmon, slide, tracks, trail, viewing deck, water, waterfall, winter, wow
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Posted on February 8, 2018 by fromthestates12
Winter Adventures at Eklutna Lake
The first time we visited Eklutna Lake was in the summer of 2017. With Jasper strapped to my back, I approached a lake that was a good distance from the path. Some areas of the bank were dry and cracked. I had… Read More
Category: alaska, Travel, Uncategorized Tags: alaska, anchorage, avalanche, children, chugach, chugach state park, classroom, cold, earthquake, education, eklutna, eklutna lake, environment, frozen, glacier, hiking, ice, ice skating, lake, learning, mountains, mud, outdoors, skating, sledding, snow, state park, toddler, Travel, visit, winter