Promoting the development and enjoyment of Tennessee trails.
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.
Saturday 13th hike on the CT Hebbetsburg Rd Section from the Yellow Gate to Keyes Rd moderate 5 mi. Meet 7:30am at the parking lot near corner of Peavine Rd and Stonehenge Drive in Fairfield Glade Community.
plateauhikes@tennesseetrails.org
Meet at 8am CT at Rotary Park. Trailhead on Rotary Park Drive as you enter the Park.
Hike Leader – Steve Turner 931-220-0927
Blue Loop (Fairfield Glade Community) Crossville, TN. Joint hike with Upper Cumberland Chapter.The Blue Loop is 6.1 miles comprised of four interconnected trails: the Hemlock Trail, the Rotherham Trail, the Canyon Trail, and the McGinnis Trail, along with a short segment of the Good Samaritan Trail. This is a strenuous hike due to its length and the significant elevation changes along the way. The lowest point is at the end of Lake Dartmoor on Rotherham Drive. The highest point is at the top of the Rotherham Trail near the water tower. In addition there are two significant climbs on the McGinnis Trail. Driving Directions to trailhead: Take Peavine Road east and then turn north on to Catoosa Boulevard. After 1.0 mile turn left into the Catoosa/Kingsbridge parking lot marked with Nature Trail sign. Meet at the Trailhead no later than 7:30 am CDST. Bring snacks, (electrolytes) water, bug spray and sunscreen. Persons 18 and over, members and non-members welcome. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. For additional information contact the hike leader, Bill 931-335-9360.
931-335-9360
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
Meet at 8am CT at Rotary Park. Trailhead on Rotary Park Drive as you enter the Park.
This is a short hike in Clarksville’s Rotary Park. The trail is mostly shaded and with natural turf and includes a couple of stream crossings and a walk along the streams. There are a excellent bathrooms at the trailhead.
Hike Leader – Angela Leandre 931 216 4231