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Eagle Pass Trail (Bicentennial Trail) – 4 Miles Easy

We will take the Northern Section of the Bicentennial Trail from Eagle Pass Trailhead toward Fox Bluff. Meet at Food Lion parking area on Madison Street, Clarksville for an 8am CT Departure.  Drive 18 Miles to the Trailhead. Hike Leader – Debbie White 858 442 1398

Postponed – Window Cliffs State Natural Area – Postponed

5.5 miles Moderate with difficult sections Out & Back, the last mile will be an elevation gain of 500 feet. We will cross streams 18 times, sometimes using a cable Meet at I-24 Exit 11 Park and Ride for an 7am CDT departure, 126 miles to the Trailhead. Contact Hike Leader: Debbie White (858) 442-1398

Clarksville Greenway – 4.0 Miles, Easy

Clarksville Greenway from Mary's Oak Drive to Pollard Road, 4.0 total miles out and back. Easy. Meet at the Trailhead at Mary's Oak Drive. Hike will commence at 7:30 EST. Hike Leader Philip Anderson 931 561 0925 Please call or text Philip in advance.

Clarksville Chapter Meeting

Meet at the Wade Bourne Center - Rotary Park, Clarksville, TN Contact - Steve Turner 931 220 0927 for additional information

Short Springs State Natural Area and Old Stone Fort State Archeological Park

We will visit Short Springs State Natural Area, to hike Machine Falls, Busby Falls and Laurel Bluff Loop.  While this hike is wonderful, we want to make sure you are aware of a short but steep climb near Machine Falls, and the short extension to be closer to Machine Falls has around 75 yards of difficult […]

Radnor Lake State Park

We will hike the Radnor Full Lake and Ganier Ridge Trail - 5.1 Miles, Moderate Hike.  This is a great hike through the woods and around the lake with lots of opportunities to see wildlife – Bald Eagles, Great Blue Herons have been nesting recently. Meet at I24 Exit 11 Park and Ride.  Depart at 6am […]

LBL – Hematite and Honker Lakes 2.5 and 4.3 Miles Easy

Hematite Lake Trail circles the 83.6-acre Hematite Lake. The lake was named for iron ore that was once mined here. The trail is in woods with large trees. We may see cranes, beavers, frogs, squirrels, and turtles.  Honker Lake Trail circles the 180-acre Honker Lake named after Canadian Geese. The trail is on natural turf, […]

Rotary Park – 3.5 Miles, Easy

Meet at 8am CT at Rotary Park.  Trailhead on Rotary Park Drive as you enter the Park. Hike Leader – Steve Turner 931-220-0927

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