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Lisa Maloney is an outdoors columnist with The Anchorage Press. She's an avid hiker with a passion for new experiences in both Alaska's wilds and its not-so-wilds.

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Volcano friendly hiking destination #3: Bird to Gird bike trail

If you want to get out of town but stay close to major transportation lines in case Mt. Redoubt erupts, the Bird to...
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Volcano friendly hiking destination #5: Prospect Heights trailhead

The Prospect Heights trailhead offers in-town access to the wilds of Chugach State Park. It also connects to Far...
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Volcano friendly hiking destination #2: Far North Bicentennial Park

Here's another volcano friendly hiking destination: A place you can play in the woods without getting too far away...
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Volcano friendly hiking destination #4: Tony Knowles Coastal Trail in Anchorage, Alaska

Number four in my list of volcano friendly hiking destinations (places that get you away, but not too far away in...
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Volcano friendly hiking destination #1: Kincaid Park in Anchorage, Alaska

In honor of Mt. Redoubt's recent rumblings, I'm making a list of "volcano friendly hiking destinations":...
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Volcano friendly hiking destinations in and near Anchorage, Alaska

The experts continue to predict an eruption as one of the most likely outcomes of Redoubt volcano's recent period...
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The best Anchorage area hiking trail... and nobody knows about it

I first found Morning Star Gully because it's mentioned in my tattered copy of the long-since out of print, nearly impossibnle to find local climbing...
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Wind, rain and ice wreak havoc on roads and recreation

Warm winds are wreaking havoc in Anchorage, turning city side streets into slick skating rinks. You know it's bad when the national news programs...
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