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New Update  4/ 3 / 2010

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June 8, 2010
 Public Comments and Hearing Regarding State's Snowmobile Grooming Program



April 3, 2010
 Analysis
Big Lake Trails and Railroad Options Conflict
  

April 1, 2010
 Iron Dog Trail Clearing Project Summary


March 5, 2010
Friday March 5, 2010 Frontiersman News Article


March 1, 2010
*****       Iron Dog Trail Restoration Finished!       *****
 
A major milestone has been undertaken and captured this winter west of Big Lake with the successful planning, execution, and completion of the Iron Dog Trail Restoration Project  - a multi stakeholder venture permitted and sponsored (ORTAB DNR State Parks, MSB, ConocoPhillips, and numerous community volunteers and community entities) over the past two years under the management and guidance of Big Lake Trails and the Mat-Su Trails Council.   As a result, a restored legal trail equaling Big Lake Trail standards has been installed on schedule and under budget as an integral part of the famous Iron Dog Trail that heads west out of Big Lake on our familiar Trail #6 - a dream come true that was initially envisioned and kick started nearly a decade ago as a result of private property conflicts in the local region south of Cow Lake.  Greatland Tree Service, LLC expertly, efficiently, and environmentally mobilized and completed the enormous logistical contracted tasks that involved the safe transport of brush clearing equipment and crews nine miles into and out of the wilderness west of Flat Lake on pre-pack trails and lakes over the past two weeks, including safe crossings of the Little Susitna River.  The new trail section is of outstanding beauty, rising into uplands spanning over 1+ mile of heavily forested terrain and abundant large wildlife (four moose observed just today browsing along the new trail section).  Trail #6 and the new trail section were immediately groomed and re-signed by Big Lake Trails given the recent heavy snowfall and Trail #6 (and the SVWT) is now officially fully re-opened for your safe and enjoyable wintertime recreational use. 
Photos taken of the project final closeout taken by Cathy Mayfield, Dan Mayfield, and Dan Kruse of Big Lake Trails.
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Dan Kruse
Iron Dog Trail Project Manager
Big Lake Trails and Mat-Su Trails Council

RELATED LINKS
 
Alaska State Trails Mat-Su Borough Trails
Alaska-Trails (Non-Profit) Alaska Snowmobile Association (Non-Profit)
Willow Dog Mushers Association Aurora Dog Mushing
American Trails (Non-Profit) Mat-Su Trails Council (Non-Profit)
FlatLake.com Big Lake Chamber of Commerce
Big Lake Area Fire & EMS Big Lake Public Library
Big Lake Arctic Cat Big Lake Power Sports & Marine
House of Yamaha Mid-Valley Trails Club
Willow Trails Committee Curry Ridge Riders
Alaska Mining and Diving Big Lake Comprehensive Plan
Anchorage Snowmobile club Gold Miner's Lodge-Mile 60 Parks Hwy
Big Lake Community Council  
LOST & FOUND

Found -

Thursday March 12, 2009 at the Intersection of Trails 4/5/6 . . . a set of keys (13) on a key chain.  Email  us with a detailed description of the keychain if it is yours.

 

 

 


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 2010