Geology of the Nenana Canyon
Denali National Park & Preserve
June 12-13, 2010
$295 (10% member discount)

The glacial-fed Nenana River slices a path across the Denali fault and carves one of the most beautiful canyons in the state. With Denali National Park Geologist Phil Brease and the Denali Outdoor Center, we will explore this fault line and river, and learn how they determine the shape of this landscape. The first day we will explore the road corridor by van, hiking, and investigate outcroppings and land features. Day two, we'll take to the river as a modern-day John Wesley Powell, floating down 20 miles of river through glacial valleys into the spectacular Nenana Canyon.

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Accreditation
The University of Alaska Anchorage offers one professional development credit (level 500) for an additional $69 fee. The 10% member discount does not apply to the credit fees.

Course Details
This course is coordinated by the Murie Science and Learning Center and complete details are available on their website. Information includes times, locations, fitness level, lodging, meals, and forms.

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