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Strenuous snowshoe outing to Deception Peak

Leader
Olivia Li
Telephone
703-386-6924
Date
Leader Email
ogan.li43@hotmail.com
Difficulty
Strenuous
Technicality
Intermediate
Are dogs allowed?
Not allowed

From Santa Fe Ski Basin, we will snowshoe via Raven's Ridge to Deception Peak. Round trip 6 miles, ~2500 feet elevation gain. This is a strenuous climb with potentially very cold and windy condition on the top. 

UPDATED: Avi Refresher and Companion Rescue Exercise

Leader
Michael Altherr
Telephone
505 231-3561
Date
Leader Email
mraltherr1@gmail.com
Difficulty
Moderate
Technicality
Intermediate
Are dogs allowed?
Allowed

Saturday Dec. 7

Los Alamos participants leaving from the LANB Parking Lot at 07:30. White Rock Participants departing the Y parking area at 07:45. Santa Fe participants meeting at the Northern New Mexico Campus parking area in Espanola at 08:00. 

Cumbres Pass X-C Ski

Leader
Jean Dewart
Telephone
505412-5424
Date
Leader Email
jdewart@q.com
Difficulty
Moderate
Technicality
Intermediate
Are dogs allowed?
Allowed

Let's go to Cumbres Pass for a X-C ski trip!

There are 23" of snow at the Pass Wednesday morning - with about 2' forecast in the next 2 days.  The weather should clearing Sat afternoon - so, I think the roads will be ok Sunday morning.  And Sunday will be a partly sunny day.   We will avoid skiing in any avalanche terrain, and the skiing will primarily be kick/gliding.  Backcountry touring skis needed.  

Opt Outside Hike - Ancho to Blue Dot

Leader
Jean Dewart
Telephone
5054125424
Date
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.  

Thanksgiving morning hike

Leader
Rod McCrady
Telephone
505 699 1292
Date
Leader Email
r.mccrady@comcast.net
Difficulty
Easy
Technicality
Intermediate
Are dogs allowed?
Not allowed

Let's take a little hike on Thanksgiving morning. I plan for the hike to be about 1 1/2 hours long.

Some weather is moving in, so we'll need to consider that in choosing where to hike. If there's no snow on the ground I'd like to do the Otowi Mesa trail. If there is snow we could do the trail around the golf course.

We'll meet at 8:30 either at the roundabout or at the end of Los Pueblos Street.

Send me email so I can keep you informed: r.mccrady@comcast.net.

Wilderness First Aid Certification Course

Leader
PEEC Nature Center
Telephone
505-662-0460
Date
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!

Moab Bike/Hike/Explore week November 2019

Leader
Bill Priedhorsky
Telephone
please email
Date
Leader Email
bill@priedhorsky.net
Difficulty
Moderate
Technicality
Intermediate
Are dogs allowed?
Not allowed

I would like to announce the eleventh edition of our successful hike/explore/bike trips to Moab. We have been going most Novembers since 2008, and every time has been a great success. The 2014 trip report can be found at http://lamountaineers.org/node/479#comment-57.

Reservoir, Los Alamos Canyon, Knapp Trail and Quemazon Trail Loop

Leader
Cecile Hemez
Telephone
505-695-6583
Date
Leader Email
cecilehemez@gmail.com
Difficulty
Moderate
Technicality
Beginner
Are dogs allowed?
Allowed

The group will meet at the Quemazon trailhead (48th and Trinity) at 9:00 am. Parking is available at the trailhead. From there, we will hike down to West Road and reach Reservoir Road, which is partly washed out but passable. We will continue hiking the Los Alamos Canyon pass the Reservoir, then connect to the newly completed Knapp trail. After a steep ascent on nicely graded switchbacks, we will reach Quemazon trail and hike down to complete the loop. We will return at about 12:30 pm. Bring water and a snack, dress according to weather conditions.