Shake Rag Hollow
Tuesday, March 25 — Shake Rag Hollow loop, Sewanee TN, 5 miles, lollipop, moderate, 709’ elevation gain. Famous for wildflowers and other cool stuff! We will start our hike at the […]
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Tuesday, March 25 — Shake Rag Hollow loop, Sewanee TN, 5 miles, lollipop, moderate, 709’ elevation gain. Famous for wildflowers and other cool stuff! We will start our hike at the […]
Tuesday, March 25 10am -12pm. Winding Stairs Park - Red Oak to Milk Pail Trail, 655 Nature Trail Way, Lafayette, TN 37083. Moderate 3.6 miles. We'll hike through hardwood forests […]
Wednesdays - Radnor Lake Standing Hike - 7 AM Radnor Lake State Park, Nashville TN. 5 miles. Moderate. Meet at the Visitor Center, West Parking Lot off Granny White, 1160 […]
Wednesday, March 26th. Cloudland Canyon, Rising Fawn, GA. A moderate 6.5 mile hike starting at the top on the West Rim trail to the Waterfall trail, and down the Sitton’s […]
Wednesday, March 26. Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park, Manchester, TN. Between 2 and 3 miles. Moderate with uneven difficult footing in places. We will hike the Old Stone Fort Trail. […]
Thursday, March 27 – Barfield Crescent Park – Marshall Knobs Trail. Enjoy a leisurely hike on a paved trail, approximately 2 miles round trip, to the Stones River Overlook. We […]
Thursday, March 27 — Nashville Chapter Meeting, Richland Park Library, 4711 Charlotte Ave, Nashville, TN 37209. 6 PM. The Nashville Chapter will have a presentation from State Naturalist Emeritus, Randy […]
Due to the popularity of Radnor Lake State Park (1160 Otter Creek Rd, Nashville, TN 37220), we are hiking the area on a Friday rather than a weekend day. It […]
The hike is 7.5 miles. We will hike the Red Trail which is rated strenuous by West Tennessee standards due to some very steep hills. Early in the hike we […]
Saturday March 29th 7:30am-5:00pm CT: Suck Creek to Mushroom Rock to Signal Point to Hwy 27, Signal Mountain, TN. Join us for one of the most scenic hiking trails overlooking […]
We hike around the Fort Donelson battlefield where most of the trail is in the woods on natural turf. We pass by the Cumberland River and sometimes see Bald Eagles. […]
Henry Horton is located on the shores of the Duck River, one of the most diverse ecosystems in the world. We will hike two of the best trails in the […]