We have done a lot of trail development over the past two years and the maps had a hard time keeping up.  No More!  Click on maps on the left hand menu to see the new, improved, GPS-accurate map.

Thanks to everyone who participated in Spook Night; Volunteers, Sponsors, Trick or Treaters, Runners, and Zombies 2012 Zombie 5K Results Zombies Provided by Soldotna High School National Honor Society. Emcee skills provided by Dan Pascucci of the Kenai Watershed Forum. Sponsors: Kenai Watershed Forum Sportsman’s Warehouse Soldotna Chamber Stanley Ford Central Peninsula Hospital Kenai Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center KPEA/KPESA Alaska State Troopers/911 Emergency Dispatch Soldotna Rotaract City of Soldotna & Soldotna Police Peninsula Pediatric Dentistry Learning Tree Montessori Jumpin’ Junction Mountain Magic Massage Diamond M Ranch Central Emergency Services Tustumena 200

If you have ever wondered how to pronounce the Dena'ina trail names we have underneath the english name we have a resource for you; The Kenai Dena'ina Language Home Page. The site has a lot of sound files imbedded and you can hear real native speakers.  Several of our trail names are listed under the vocabulary tab.  The web site is a work in progress and works better on Firefox or Chrome than it does on Internet Explorer.  It works even better on Safari. The website is maintained by Alan Boraas, one of Tsalteshi's founding fathers.

Due to flooding in Seward the Region 3 Cross-Country Running Championship has been moved to Tsalteshi! This event will take place Saturday, September 22. The Wolverine Trailhead and trail will be closed until 7pm. If you would like to come watch please park in the Sports Center parking lot and cross K-Beach road on foot. We apologize for any inconvenience. Can't live without a day at Tsalteshi? Join the Step out to Stop Diabetes fun run at the Skyview Trailhead.  Registration starts at 9am.  This year's event will be a mud run so bring shoes with good traction and a can do attitude!

We had an ambitious trail user help us out by creating a new Tsalteshi map that includes the squirrel, the new trail, and the psycocross add-ons.  Thanks!  He is also lobbying for "no-see-um" as the new trail name by putting it on the map and coming up with a pretty decent double entendre.  Here is his description: "...today while trying to clock the length of the new trail,  I ripped off my rear derailleur on a particularly stealthy root. Had to hoof it to the road, and coast back into town.  Brian at Beemuns was keen to make the connection: "definitely didn't see that root coming" --- no-see-um,  indeed." Tsalteshi Trails Map  

Places and Times: Race 2 Salmon Run Series 1. Adam Reimer 18:22 2. Jordan Theisen 18:35 3. Nate Mole 18:47 4. Alan Ryan 18:48 5. Karl Romig 19:45 6. Sean Goff 20:10 7. Travis Cooper 20:23 8. James Tangaro 20:34 9. Sancho Panza 20:49 10. Kent Peterson 21:00 11. Paul Ostrander 21:22 12. Scott Huff 21:33 13. Taylor Ostrander 21:35 14. Mac Lee 21:38 15. Bree Mucha 21:45 16. Ryan Kapp 21:52 17. Max Best 21:59 18. John Mohorcich 22:11 19. Bailey Beeson 22:18 20. Connie Best 23:00 21. Sadie Fox 23:06 22. David Martin 23:39 23. James Butler 23:41 24. Olivia Pfeiffer 23:49 25. Tyler Cooper 24:00 26. Susan Craig 24:31 27. Yana Camm 24:56 28. Jamie Nelson 25:23 29. Jeremy Kuperschmid 25:33 30. Ryan Peterson 25:40 31. Sheri…

Our new website has a place to post information about lost or found items.  Most recently someone found a cell phone on the soccer field.  Click the title to check out our lost and found forum.

2nd Annual-Learn to Ski (Cross-Country) Day for Kids with Special Needs (Ages 2-18) Saturday, March 24th:  12-3 pm at  Skyview Highschool (by the hockey rink) FREE! If your pre-teen/teenager is between 10 and 18 years old, please RSVP to Angela (260-4159) so we can try and get your boot size! Hot Cocoa and cookies will be served.  There will be a warm-up hut for families and siblings. ALL Equipment will be provided *(skis, boots, etc.).  Volunteers will be available to work 1:1 or in small groups with your children, helping them learn to ski.  If your child is in a wheelchair, we can offer a sled ride (pulled behind a skier) or a sled ride pulled by a walker, as we do not have any adapted equipment for skiing at…