The trail is a small part of the route the Gold Miners took during the Klondike Gold Rush 1897-1898. The trail starts near Skagway, AK, and ends in Lake Bennett, BC. It goes through many different types of terrain and you can see remnants of the Gold Rush along the trail. The trail is also know as being the World’s Longest Outdoor Museum. This is one of the most famous trails in the North.
A slide presentation by Jeff & Debbie Kirtzinger
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Kerry Wood Nature Center
General meeting starts at 7:30 pm
Presentation to start at 8:30 pm
Come and join Rene Weber as he presents a slide show on his Coppermine River Expedition of 2012.
Date: Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Time: 7:30 pm
Location: Kerry Wood Nature Center
December 13 [Friday] 2013 Join us for a Moonlight ski from Great Chief Park , meet near picnic shelter at 5:30 pm sharp to ski. A potluck supper/social to follow at about 7-7:30 pm. BYOB if you desired, tea ,coffee and juice supplied.
Please confirm attendance and item for potluck if attending by calling coordinator: Linda Dickin at 403-342-1913 or e-mail at ltdickin@shaw.ca
Felix Camire, ACMG Guide with El Gato Mountain Adventures and excellent photographer, will be giving a presentation on his Skiing Adventures in North America.
Felix Camire
ACMG Hiking & Ski Guide
www.elgato.ca
Hosted By: Parkland XC Ski Club – Everyone Is Welcome
Date: Tuesday December 10, 7:30 PM
Location: Kerry Wood Nature Centre
