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Ladies Night Out(doors): October Long Lake Trail (Matanuska Lakes)

  • Long Lake Trailhead Palmer, AK (map)

When: Thursday, October 3, 2024

Time: 5:45pm-8:00pm

Please arrive to the trailhead between 5:45pm and 6pm. We will begin our hike promptly at 6pm.

*This event repeats monthly on the first Thursday*

Where: Matanuska Lakes from the Long Lake Trailhead.

Event fees:

  • Adventure Club members may attend this event as part of their 1 or 2 free, monthly events. Learn about the club here.

  • First-time attendees may attend this event for free. When you register please select “first-timer”.

  • All others guests, $12 to join this monthly event. If you are interested in a scholarship, please complete our short form here.

About the walk and what to expect:  We’ll hike about 2-4 miles total. During this evening walk/hike we'll be moving at a leisurely pace, chatting along the way. Hikers can expect to adventure for about 2 hours - sometimes these events are a bit less, sometimes these activities are a bit more. Our objective is rarely a specific destination - but more about enjoying time in the outdoors.

Parking: Please note participants are responsible for paying relevant parking fees. This is a Mat-Su Borough Park. Fees are $5 unless you have a Mat-Su Borough park pass.

Can I bring my pup? No. For this particular event we ask folks to leave pups behind. Thanks for understanding!

What to bring:

  • Comfortable & warm tennis/trail shoes or hiking boots

  • Warm layers

  • Rain or snow gear (as needed)

  • Ice cleats (as needed)

  • Winter gear (hats, mittens, scarves, as needed)

  • Water and snacks as desired

A note on flexibility: The nature of adventuring outside requires some flexibility. We do our best to follow the itinerary as outlined, but we may need to shift plans for a variety of reasons. Safety is our priority and we use our best judgment when making trip adjustments.

If you need help finding the trailhead or want to contact Revel prior to the event, please contact the team at 907-903-1664.

Trip minimums: We require 2 registered participants to run our community trips. In the event we do not meet our trip minimum your guide will call you the evening prior to our trip departure. In the event we need to cancel a scheduled event due to low sign ups participants will receive a full refund or credit towards a future event. 

Weather: We rarely cancel due to inclement weather. Please bring gear to adventure in the elements. If you need to borrow something, let us know! We have lots of extra supplies and are happy to loan items out if needed.

Does Revel host free community hikes? Yes! We offer quarterly, free community hikes. We also have free events that have been made possible through sponsorships. Be sure to check our events page for our most current offerings.

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About Ladies Night Out(doors): Explore a local trail/area in the company of women! We hope these events will bring together women who are new to hiking and adventuring (or new to the area) with women who have some experience with outdoor adventuring. If you’re a seasoned adventurer open to mentoring a newer hiker or a new hiker looking for an outdoor mentor - let us know :)

You help can support Ladies Night Out(doors) and our other community programs through the following ways:

  • Join our Adventure Club. Details here. Members receive the ability to attend monthly events for free.

  • If you like what we’re doing for the local community, consider leaving a review on Trip Advisor or Google

  • Help spread the word about us. Have friends or family visiting? Know someone who could benefit from attending a community event?

  • Collaborate with us. If you’re a local business owner, teacher or have creative ideas on how you can help support these community-focused activities, reach out.

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