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1. Where would you be if you were riding your mountain bike toward a glacier with the Twin Peaks and Bold Ridge on your left?
2. If you want to do the Crow Pass Crossing route the hard way ("backward"), what would be your starting point?
3. Another question about the Crow Pass Crossing: Crow Pass (the normal beginning of the route) and Eagle River Valley (the long finishing stretch) are connected by another short alpine valley. What is it called?
4. On your way up Arctic Valley Road, you can park and head up an abandoned road to what abandoned facility on the Fort Richardson Military Reservation?
5. From Glen Alps trail head, instead of climbing with the crowds up Flattop, you can opt to head up Powerline Pass about a mile, down and across Campbell Creek, and then up and right, ultimately to what peak with a "false" front (the latter to your left or behind you as you climb)?
6. From Prospect Heights trail head, you can take a great loop hike around Wolverine Peak. Which of the following would NOT be on this loop?
7. Let's say you're at the UAA campus beside Providence Hospital and you want to ride your bike all the way to Kincaid Park. What trails would get you there without you having to deal with (much) motorized traffic?
8. Which of these four hikes/recreational walks is NOT accessible from Turnagain Arm Trail?
9. READ THIS CAREFULLY: From which mountain trail summit can you see the eponymous creek on one side and the end to a classic x-country ski route, which begins at Arctic Valley, on the other? Also visible, once you are far past all the false summits, is the top of Powerline Pass.
10. Also close to Anchorage, but directly across Turnagain Arm, is the city of Hope. If you make the strenuous climb up to Hope Point (the mountain is called Baldy by many), what popular "fowl" named hiking destination is visible almost directly below on the water's edge?
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