NEWS:
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The “Caribou Hills Cabin Hoppers” is a Non-profit
volunteer organization established in 1987 to promote, develop and
secure safe recreational trails for public use. Our common goal is to
preserve these trails for future generations. To be enjoyed summer and
winter by hikers, hunters, bikers, backpackers, cross-country skiers,
dog mushers, snowmachiners, skijoring, and anyone who desires to enjoy
our great public lands. These are our members. They come from all
walks of life. We promote safe and courteous use of the trails for the
enjoyment of everyone. Our fundraising proceeds are used to maintain
our equipment, develop safe trails, and provide public access. We also
participate in community programs and other charitable activities. We
are a volunteer organization, so please join us in our efforts.
| The Snowmobile Trails Advisory
Council (SnowTRAC) needs your help to decide where “your” snowmobile
registration dollars should go. Your responses will allow us to put
grooming dollars where you, the riders, want them. Please go to this website and complete the SnowTRAC Survey. http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/grants/snowmotr.htm This is very important to fund snowmobile trail development and maintenance, as well as snowmobile safety and education programs. Please forward this link to all snowmachiners you know and support your riding area! |
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2012 CARIBOU HILLS CABIN HOPPERS ANNUAL KICK OFF PARTY A HUGE SUCCESS!
Happy Holidays and Safe Riding!
If we missed anyone, please accept our apologies. Contact any member of the Board of Directors (http://www.akchch.org/contacts.htm) with your suggestions and ideas for improving this function or the operation of the club. |
The Caribou Hills Cabin
Hoppers would like to thank the following people and businesses who
donated so generously towards making our 2012 Kick-Off Party such a
success. Special thanks go to Peninsula Powersports, River & Sea Marine,
and Arctic Motor Sports for the loan of new snowmachines for display at
the event, Chris and Steve Calabrese from “BBQ To Go” for the delicious
sandwiches, Lela and Scott Rosin, and the Duck Inn for the fine bar,
Sportsman’s Warehouse and Rich Van Hatten, Eric Dahlman and Liz Barstoff
for the amazing “Wall of Goods” raffle, and the crew from the Soldotna
Sports Center for all their help. We would also like to give “thanks”
to the members who donated generously their time organizing and
participating in the event; our Events Coordinator Dave Ramsey and his
wife Shelley; Randy and Nancy Wheeler; Jeff and Stacy Warton; Glen and
Cindy Smalley; Jeff and Pam Breakfield; Rick and Jaye Northey; Larry and
Becky Davis; Sheila, Tanner and Dalton Best and Delora Garcia. Thank
you to all members and businesses who helped us “Kick-Off” the start of
a new winter season. 
27 Red, A Fireplace
Store, A Healthy Touch, Affinity Salon, Airport Equipment Rental, Alaska
Bolt & Chain, Alaska Horn & Antler, Alaska Oil Sales, Alaska Road
Builders, Altman Rogers & Company, Alyeska Tire-Soldotna, Amerigas,
Anchorage Satellite Phones, Arby’s, Aspen Hotel- Soldotna, Auto Spa, BBQ
To Go, Bear Essentials Custom Log Furniture, Beemun’s,
Blockbuster-Soldotna, Cadre Feed, Caribou Family Restaurant, CBC Rental,
Charlie’s Pizza, Coca-Cola of Kenai, Columbia Paint, Dairy Queen, Davis
Block, Don Jose’s-Soldotna, Vicki Duggin, Dynasty Interiors, Eyewear
Express, Floral Design Studio, Four D Carpet One, Frames n Things,
Freddie’s Roadhouse, G. F. Sherman Signs, Gary’s Marine & Truck
Electric, Gourmet Garden Market & Deli, Grant Aviation, Hair Force, Hey
Good Lookin’, High Mark Distillery, Maria Horwath, Inlet View
Restaurant, Jackson Enterprises, Jasmin’s, Jersey Subs-Soldotna,
Johnson’s Tire, Kassik’s Brew Stop, Kenai Auto, Kenai River Brewing,
Kathy Lopeman, Louie’s Steak & Seafood Restaurant, Mag-Tech, Metal
Magic, Mykel’s Restaurant, Natron Air, Rick & Rhonda Needs, Nikko
Garden, Ninilchik General Store, Rick & Jaye Northey, Odie’s Bead It,
Orca Theatre, Our Best Friends, Passions Too, Peninsula Auto & Truck
Parts-Kenai, Penner Construction, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company, Polar
Screens & Signs, Freddie & Lynn Pollard, Dave & Shelley Ramsey, Randy’s
Glass, Rocky’s Café, Safe Kids of the Kenai Peninsula, Safeway-Kenai,
Save U More, Short Stop Grocery & Gas, Glen & Cindy Smalley, Soldotna
Chiropractic, Spenard Builders Supply-Kenai, Sportsman’s Warehouse, St.
Elias Brewing Company, Sweeney’s, Tanglewood B&B, Steve Tarries, Top
Video, Trustworthy Hardware, Verba’s Hilltop Machine, Vincent’s Auto,
Randy & Nancy Wheeler.
Please respect private property and stay on the trails unless you have permission to cross.
If you don’t know who’s property you are on, stay off!
Littering has also become a recent problem, if you “Pack it in, Pack it
out”!
Contact: Pam Stoltzfus 283-3470,
stoltz1@alaska.net for garbage clean-up assignments along Oil Well Road.