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Tiêu đề 8.25.2019 Orientation Angel Rocks Hike
Trường học University of Alaska Fairbanks
Chuyên ngành Outdoor recreation
Thể loại Orientation
Năm xuất bản 2019
Thành phố Fairbanks
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11am Arrive at trailhead and begin hike.. 3pm Finish hiking the Angel Rocks Loop trail 4pm Arrive back at UAF Trip description: Come out and get to meet some other new students as we wil

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Orientation Angel Rocks Hike | 8.25.2019

August 25 th :

10am Meet at the OA office in the SRC Gear up, and depart

11am Arrive at trailhead and begin hike

3pm Finish hiking the Angel Rocks Loop trail

4pm Arrive back at UAF

Trip description:

Come out and get to meet some other new students as we will do a beautiful hike in the Chena Recreation Area The Angel Rocks

hike is a scenic 3 mile loop that climbs up to cool rock outcrops on a ridge The views of the Angel Creek Valley and Chena Dome are

awesome The colors of fall will be starting to pop for this great introduction to hiking in the Fairbanks area

Things to bring:

 Sturdy hiking boots or shoes (No smooth soled or open toed shoes)

 Wool socks

Trekking Poles (Optional, provided by OA)

 Daypack - to carry food, water, and extra clothes for the day

 Hiking pants (No Cotton Jeans)

 Synthetic or wool base layers top

 Light fleece or wool sweater (NO COTTON)

 Water/wind proof rain jacket

 Water/wind proof pants

 Light puffy jacket or vest (Optional)

 Light hat and gloves

 Sunglasses (Optional)

 Water bottles (2 quart/liter), lunch, snacks for a long day out

Safety and Risk Management:

Due to the nature of outdoor travel there are certain inherent risks in all of Outdoor Adventure’s trips Acceptable risks include but

are not limited too; hiking over rough uneven terrain with a heavy backpack on, hiking up and down steep inclines with muddy and

loose footing, crossing creeks and swampy ground, and having wet feet and clothing Conditions may include below freezing

temperatures, thunderstorms, rain, snow, sleet and high winds Driving risks may include slick roads, poor visibility and wildlife

Alaska is a wild place - you need to take ultimate responsibility for your own safety as only you can For your protection we require

you to carry health insurance You can purchase insurance for $2.60/day from the University (ask for details) All info is subject to

change due to safety, weather, current conditions, etc.!

If you have any questions please contact us or visit our office in the SRC

uaf-oa-staff@alaska.edu 474-6027 www.uaf.edu/recreation/

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