A property owner on the Anchorage Hillside who blocked off access to a hiking and recreational trail has lost his case in court, likely opening the Stewart Trail back up to public use in the near future
Roger Marks, vice president of the non-profit Friends of the Stewart Public Trail in Potter Valley, stands near the gate blocking public access to the Chugach State Park and McHugh Peak on Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2022. Last week Superior Court Judge Dani Crosby ruled the trail is a public easement.
A gate blocks access to the Stewart Trail in Potter Valley on Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2022. Last week Superior Court Judge Dani Crosby ruled the trail is a public easement. Meacham said the decision likely has implications for other trails that cross private parcels heading into Chugach State Park from access points across the Municipality of Anchorage, signaling to recent“The theory of property law is you should use your property, and if you don’t…someone else can put it to better use,” Meacham said.
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