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Letter From the President
See the most current letter from the president dated 11/30/20
Wolf Pack Weekend March 6, 2021
This year's Wolfpack weekend is scheduled for Saturday, March 6, 2021 at Lake Louise Lodge. At this time, we are hoping to have a great event with minimal to no COVID issues. However, it's way too early to determine what we all will be facing in March. Details for this event will be shared at a later date. So, let's hope for great snow conditions, favorable temperatures, sunny skies and no repeat of March 2020.
Lake Louise Weather Status
There has been some confusion about the current weather conditions at the lake. Unfortunately Weather Underground has changed their services and that is where the Lake Louise weather is uploaded. The little weather widgets that everyone liked and you could click on are no longer available. Our only option is to link to the weather data on weather underground. Our weather identifier is KAKGLENN2 on Weather Underground. You can click on that link to see the weather data.
Covid -19
There are a few things we strongly advise all Alaskans do to minimize the risk of COVID-19:
- Wash your hands
- Wear a mask when around others
- Stay at least 6 feet away from others when possible
- Keep your interactions and circles small when possible.
- Even for mild symptoms get tested.
At this time the State of Alaska does not mandate the general use of masks, limit group size, or business operations, but does encourage Alaskans to do their part to limit the spread of COVID-19.
Latest News
See 2020-2021 Events page for upcoming events.
Corky & Bev Trail Marker
Next time you are on the Eureka trail stop by mile 17 and check out the trail marker for Corky & Bev
About Us
The Wolfpack
Was formed in 1994 by founding member, Tree Farmer, as a way to streamline the area's grooming efforts. The Club's first duties were directed at helping the Copper Basin 300 Sled Dog Race with the Lake Louise portion of their race trails. Our responsibilities grew over the years as more volunteers and members helped the Club grow into a non-profit organization responsible for almost 200 miles of winter trails in the Lake Louise and Copper River area.
Groomer in Action
