Menu
Log in


 Member Login 



  • HOME
  • Winter Fun - Meissner Sno-Park


Winter Fun - Meissner Sno-Park

  • Wednesday, January 27, 2021

Monica Geyer and Patty Pitera will lead a snowshoe outing at Meissner Sno-Park next Wednesday, Jan 27 at 10 a.m.   

The Long Loop to the Meissner Shelter Meissner - Length: 3.1 miles, Elevation Gain: 385 feet.

This trail leaves the staging area behind the large warming house and heads towards the northeast. The trail continues to descend as it falls another 150 feet in the next 0.6 miles. The stroll is very pleasant though as you wind your way through the trees and occasional open area. Following this low point, you will find yourself climbing for the next ¾ of a mile as you ascend over 250 feet up the ridge.  The prize of this climb is found at the top of the ridge. The Meissner Shelter sits in a nice open area with a beautiful view of Broken Top and South Sister. Find the continuation of the Long Loop behind the shelter. The trail will head due south as it descends back down the ridgeline. You will stay to the right as you pass the intersection for the Short Loop and hit the original junction after ¾ of a mile. Following that intersection, you only have half a mile until you are home free.

Winter Fun outings are limited to 8 participants and 2 leaders. The first 8 people who express interest will get the spots.  After that, we will add names to a waiting list in case someone has to cancel.  

Details

·      Meet at the Virginia Meissner Sno-Park at 10:00 am on Wednesday Jan 27. Leave Sunriver proper via Abbot Dr. to the exit (first right) S. Century Dr.  Continue on Spring River Rd.  Spring River Rd. towards Mt. Bachelor (just over 13 miles).  When you reach Cascade Lakes Highway turn right (not left towards Bachelor) In about 4.5 miles you will reach Meissner Snow Park on Left side. 

·      An Oregon Sno-Park permit is required November 1 through April 30.

·      Dogs are not allowed at this Sno-Park.

·      Plan on wearing a buff, balaclava or mask that can be used to cover your nose and mouth when you are passing others on the trail or can’t socially distance from those in our group.

·      Bring a chair/lunch/snacks/water if you would like to stay for a get together at the end of the hike.      

srwcwinterfun@gmail.com


Sunriver Women's Club

18160 Cottonwood Road, PMB 865

Sunriver, OR 97707

info@sunriverwomensclub.org




The Sunriver Women's Club (SRWC) is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit community service organization that welcomes members from Sunriver and the surrounding communities.

Powered by Wild Apricot Membership Software