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  • Full Moon Hike and Potluck Dinner

    published by dewart on Wed, 2019-10-23 07:04
    Leader: 
    Jean Dewart
    Telephone: 
    5054125424
    Date: 
    Wed, 2019-11-13
    Leader Email: 
    jdewart@q.com
    Difficulty: 
    Easy
    Technicality: 
    Beginner
    Are dogs allowed?: 
    Allowed

    This trip is a joint PEEC/LAM event - registration is thru PEEC at:  https://peecnature.org/events/details/?id=33920

    Join PEEC, astrophysicist Galen Gisler, and Jean Dewart for a full moon night hike and fun potluck dinner.

  • Wilderness First Aid Certification Course

    published by joy on Wed, 2019-09-18 22:27
    Leader: 
    PEEC Nature Center
    Telephone: 
    505-662-0460
    Date: 
    Sat, 2019-11-23
    Difficulty: 
    Easy
    Technicality: 
    Beginner
    Are dogs allowed?: 
    Not allowed

    PEEC is offering their anual Wilderness First Aid Certification Course on November 23-24.

    Jeff DeBellis with SOLO will be teaching this course. He taught it last year and we heard great things about it. 

    PEEC is offering a discounted fee for those joint LAM/PEEC outing leaders. Click the link below to register for this very important class. You may be the person that saves someone's life out on the trail!

    Please click the link to register:  https://peecnature.org/events/details/?id=32380

     

  • Opt Outside Hike - Ancho to Blue Dot

    published by dewart on Mon, 2019-11-11 10:53
    Leader: 
    Jean Dewart
    Telephone: 
    5054125424
    Date: 
    Fri, 2019-11-29
    Leader Email: 
    jdewart@q.com
    Difficulty: 
    Moderate
    Technicality: 
    Beginner
    Are dogs allowed?: 
    Allowed

    Let's Opt Outside, and take a hike on Friday November 29th (Black Friday).

    Let's hike the Ancho Canyon to Blue Dot trail hike along the Rio Grande.  We will carpool to the Blue Dot trailhead at the Overlook Park in White Rock, drop cars, and then drive to the Ancho Springs (also called Powerline Point) trailhead, which is about 4 miles south of White Rock on State Route 4.  

  • Avi Refresher and Companion Rescue Exercise

    published by mraltherr1@gmail.com on Fri, 2019-10-18 22:20
    Leader: 
    Michael Altherr
    Telephone: 
    505 231-3561
    Date: 
    Sat, 2019-12-07
    Leader Email: 
    mraltherr1@gmail.com
    Difficulty: 
    Moderate
    Technicality: 
    Intermediate
    Are dogs allowed?: 
    Allowed

    You might think I being overly optimistic, but I'm jonesing to get boards back under my feet.  Yeah! Lets get together and refresh our avalache knowledge and do some companion rescue exercises. The location is to be determined but probably in the TA/Chama area. I'm looking at locatons with enough snow to make it interesting, where we can play with our gear not far from the car, and then do something fun (although it's all fun to me). If you have a suggestion please profer it.

  • Ski/cross-country/snowshoe Monarch/Salida Jan 16-20

    published by bill on Sun, 2019-10-20 16:32
    Leader: 
    Bill Priedhorsky
    Telephone: 
    505 412 0376
    Date: 
    Thu, 2020-01-16
    Leader Email: 
    bill@priedhorsky.net
    Difficulty: 
    Moderate
    Technicality: 
    Intermediate
    Are dogs allowed?: 
    Not allowed

    In a repeat of a classic outing, let's head north over the Martin Luther King holiday weekend downhill/ crosscountry/ snowshoe around Monarch Pass. Signs so far are hopeful for the ski season, and snow at Monarch is generally reliable. We will head for Salida to establish a base in a comfortable house or cabin, and spend our days in winter sports in the Monarch Pass area. Either a Pajarito Powerpass or a Local Powerpass offers three free days at Monarch, and otherwise tickets are relatively inexpensive online. Age 69 and up is free; seniors are age 62-68.

  • Intro to Ice Climbing

    published by mraltherr1@gmail.com on Sat, 2019-10-12 12:37
    Leader: 
    Michael Altherr
    Telephone: 
    5052313561
    Date: 
    Fri, 2020-01-17
    Leader Email: 
    mraltherr1@gmail.com
    Difficulty: 
    Easy
    Technicality: 
    Intermediate
    Are dogs allowed?: 
    Not allowed

    Ever wonder about the physiological state referred to as screaming barfies, that strange attraction that some climbers have to water in its solid phase, or why some folks think having four pairs of gloves in their winter kit is better than a good idea? If you’ve ever thought that strapping sharp pointed objects to your feet, and that carrying objects in your hands that would make you a  serious threat on a medieval battlefield is an interesting idea, than this trip is for you. Welcome to ice climbing. 

  • Llama supported wilderness camping, Escalante River

    published by bill on Sun, 2019-10-13 15:52
    Leader: 
    Bill Priedhorsky
    Telephone: 
    505 412 0376
    Date: 
    Sat, 2020-05-09
    Leader Email: 
    bill@priedhorsky.net
    Difficulty: 
    Strenuous
    Technicality: 
    Intermediate
    Are dogs allowed?: 
    Not allowed

    For a spring 2020 Canyon trip, we will head to an area that we have not visited since 2007: the Escalante River, about a mile upstream from its confluence with 25 Mile Wash.

    This will be our usual drop camp trip, in which we make ourselves a comfortable camp with chairs, tables, two-burner stove, wine cellar, etc, and explore out in every direction for five days of hiking. It can be a little warm in May, but we will have the Escalante River nearby to take a dip.

  • Middle Fork of the Salmon Raft trip

    published by bill on Fri, 2019-05-03 18:29
    Leader: 
    Bill Priedhorsky
    Telephone: 
    please email
    Date: 
    Wed, 2020-07-15
    Leader Email: 
    bill@priedhorsky.net
    Difficulty: 
    Easy
    Technicality: 
    Beginner
    Are dogs allowed?: 
    Not allowed

    One of the classic river runs in North America is the Middle Fork of the Salmon River in Idaho, running through the River of No Return wilderness. We had a wonderful trip down the Middle Fork in July 2016, hosted by Terry Morgan and Lorrie Bonds Lopez, and catered by Hughes River Expeditions of Stanley, Idaho. Between the rafting and kayaking, fly fishing for trout, the semi-desert scenery, and fabulous food, it was a trip to remember. It is time to organize our return trip.

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