Science Adventure Tours Field Trip
www.marksacademyofscience.com
April 8, 2017
Tour Guide: Mark Finkbeiner
Our goal is to inform the public about the
Missoula flood,the Ice Age and the universal flood.
About the hike:
It is approximately a 2 mile hike one way. Four miles total round trip along the north
slope of the White Bluffs along the Columbia River overlooking the Hanford nuclear site.
When and where do we meet?
Date: April 8, 2017
Time: 7:30 AM
Place: Temple Baptist parking lot
4555 Arena Rd., Richland WA 99352
We will depart by caravan at 8:00 AM after short lecture in parking lot of Temple Baptist Church.
The trail head is approximately one hour away.
No one under the age of 18 years old unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
Things to bring and consider:
1. Sack lunch and plenty of water
2. Binoculars
3. Camera
4. Comfortable hiking shoes
5. It can get windy walking on the trail
6. You need to be in good shape, and good health.
7. 3.9 miles of driving on a graveled road to trail head after leaving asphalt
Suggested Donation:
Individuals $25.00
Family $40.00
Send donation to
Mark Finkbeiner
5500 Oleander Dr
West Richland WA
99353
Each individual will have to sign a waiver to participate on this hike.
Maximum of 35 people so sign up now by e-mailing me at scienceversusevolution@gmail.com
For those who haven't been on these trips, the cost is reasonable even for a poor person like me, and the value is great. Mark is always full of great information and I enjoy going in a group even though I normally hate groups. Maybe it's because I am a single mom and I always think I will plan cool trips like this, but in reality I am too busy to do it myself. So I know without this option, it wouldn't actually ever happen. I had just "discovered" Palouse Falls and said I wanted to go this year when this field trip was offered!
Conley family
Conley family
The field trip to the white bluffs was a great way to see God’s creation. Mark explained, in detail, the types of rock, formations, and other historical facts about the area. The hike was not difficult, and the beauty of the landscape was simply spectacular, showing clearly the catastrophic results of Noah’s flood and ancient Lake Missoula.
We look forward to your next field trip, Mark!
Sandi & Greg True
The videos and slide shows below are from a sponsored trip to the Grand Circle that makes up 5 states and has more parks within it than anywhere in the world. If your interest is in universal flood geology there is no place like Utah and Arizona to find it so graphically and explicitly. We tried to cram 6 months of exploring into 8 days. We woke out of bed almost every morning between 5 and 5:30AM. We ate on the run and did not get back to our hotel-rooms until 7 PM-8 PM each night. Our rented SUV looked like a war zone. Trip consisted of seeing the Wave at Paria, Slot Canyons (Wire Pass), Black Dragon Canyon, Sego Canyon, Red Canyon (part of Bryce Canyon), Escalante State park, Monument Valley, Arches, Anasazi Ruins, Dinosaur fossil hunting at Cooper Mill Canyon, Kodachrome Basin, Glen Canyon, Paw Hole and the Bonneville Salt Flats etc. The trip was awe inspiring biblically.
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Other field trips can be seen at out creation science TV program www.creationfoundations.org
Please share this page/website with anyone you would like by email, Facebook etc.
Other field trips can be seen at out creation science TV program www.creationfoundations.org
Bonneville Salt Flats and other pics of interest.
The Grand Canyon and digging dinosaur fossils at Glendive Montana and some miscellaneous items.
Glacier National Park and dinosaur dig trip in Montana
Yellowstone and Shell Wyoming dinosaur dig trip
White Bluffs Field Trip
John Day Fossil Beds and Painted Desert Field Trip
The Oregon Outback trip and the Mickey Hot Springs trip.
The Jordan Craters and Mickey Hot Springs Oregon
Palouse Falls field trip and miscellaneous items.
May 2006 Hiking Arizona, Utah, Colorado
