With the completion of a cul-de-sac turnaround at Katya Ct. off Chena Hills Dr., the access to the trail system has been temporarily re-routed to the north above the ditch line of the new cul-de-sac. We’ve placed guide-posts with rope … Continue reading →
The board of the non-profit Friends of the Koponen Homestead held their annual meeting March 12, 2022. It has been a challenging year with snow, but the trails are doing amazingly well. One issue is the parking overload on Katya … Continue reading →
Lot 27 has just been sold for farming purposes. Home construction is in full swing on several lots, despite high building costs. Buyers are anxious to begin living in this lovely community. With the sale of Lot 27, there are … Continue reading →
The annual meeting of the Friends of the Koponen Homestead will take place virtually on Sat. Feb. 13, 2021. Contact fotkh@koponenhomestead.com for further information.
Continue reading →Friends of the Koponen Homestead have been offered donations toward our trail system for which we are appreciative. Checks can be mailed to: Friends of the Koponen Homestead 1083 Esro Road Fairbanks, AK 99712 or via Paypal Giving Program for … Continue reading →
“You have no idea how much your homestead trails mean to me and my family. We have been social distancing and enjoying being able to walk out our back door and access the trails. We’ve met others on the trails … Continue reading →
The annual meeting of the non-profit Friends of the Koponen Homestead will take place at 2 pm Feb. 22, 2020. This organization was created to assist in trail maintenance and other matters relating to trail use. They do accept donations … Continue reading →
A blast from the past. A ski tour of the Koponen Trail system in 2006.
Continue reading →Friends of the Koponen Homestead are back at it with new trails. Volunteers are invited to help with finishing work as the trails are being pioneered by mechanical means. The next work party is this Wed. June 22, 2016 from … Continue reading →
The Friends of the Koponen Homestead group have established a pretty close routing for the new trails north of Porten Road, entering on the east end of what has been called the Bee Field. It is intended to terminate at … Continue reading →
