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Get ready to run this summer with the Salmon Run Series. For five Wednesday evenings beginning July 11th, race through various Tsalteshi Trails. Look to the right side of this website under "Events" to see more details. Sign up for all races for a price break, or pick and choose individual races according to your schedule. By participating in these races you're helping the community control Reed Canary Grass, an invasive species that grows in small salmon streams and harms the habitat, killing fish.  It could cause huge problems for our fishing and tourism industries, but with the money raised from Salmon Run Series, the Kenai Watershed Forum will be able to stop that from happening.  So by running you aren't only strengthening your body, you're helping the community. See…

(Click on the title to see the map!) We have flagged a proposed snow shoe trail that goes from the K-Beach parking lot to Skyview at the top of the sledding hill (white line on map). It is flagged with blue survey tape and is still a rough draft. It's rough going right now because of alders, silverberry and devils club. Check it out! It can be walked in running shoes. We will be looking for snow shoe enthusiasts to help build this trail.

Click the title above to see the links to the articles. Redoubt Reporter's Clark Fair's three-part series on the history of Tsalteshi Trails: Almanac: On the trail to recreational infrastructure —Vision, support converge to create Tsalteshi Trails Almanac: Many hands hew new paths — Tsalteshi Trails system took group push to get started Almanac: Local names reign on Tsalteshi Trails

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.

TTA appreciates that everyone is becoming aware of and using the Wolverine Trail for both Skiing and Snowshoeing. We also appreciate everyone becoming aware of the etiquette of trail use and helping in sharing this information with each other on the trails. TTA would like to remind everyone to be courteous and friendly in your encounters with each other and to remember that comments should always be made with the best of intentions. Happy trails.

Click on the title to read a great wrap up of Saturday's Learn to Ski Day for Kids with Special Needs. Peninsula Clarion article by Brian Smith. Huge thanks to everyone who participated. http://peninsulaclarion.com/news/2012-03-24/learners-permit Excerpt: Under the radiant spring sun, Roman and Ashleigh Herr found the snow at Tsalteshi Trails wasn’t yet slushy, but it wasn’t powdery like it was a few months ago, either. But nothing was stopping the two eager skiers from facing Angle Hill on Saturday preparing to race one another to the top. It was Ashleigh’s first time on skis, but not Roman’s. He had the advantage. Read more...

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…

TTA's youth ski program will begin their Saturday lesson from the Wolverine trailhead on March 3rd.  Students, parents, and coaches with gather about 12:30 and be gone by 1:30.  Parking will be limiting factor and we ask skiers who are not affiliated with the youth program to avoid those times, use the Skyview High School trailhead or park at the Sports Center and walk across K-Beach.  Thanks for your understanding.  About 100, 6-12 years olds are going to traverse the trail system, Big Adventure!