2022 03-28
We had 23 hikers Saturday in the Packentuck- Camp Ondessonk area, to see 6 waterfalls, Yes!!! That many. They were all flowing. When we started, the wind Was blowing out of the North. But, as the old adage says, and was ProvenRead More
2022 03-27
The River-to-River Trail Society announces its fifth hike of the Spring, 2021 hiking season, on Saturday, April 2, in the western portion of Jackson Hollow, in Pope County. Society President Bill Gilmour will lead a challenging hike of about five and one-halfRead More
2022 03-23
Sam Morales led 9 other hikers on a damp cloudy day in the Thacker Holllow & Pounds Hollow lake area. We met at the horse arena adjacent to Double M Campground, and left heading south. There are a Lot of trails thatRead More
2022 03-20
The River-to-River Trail Society announces its third and fourth guided hikes of the Spring, 2022 season on Saturday, March 26 and Sunday, March 27. Both hikes are free and open to the public. Saturday’s hike will be a hike to view theRead More
2022 03-14
What a Day to HIke!! (Can I write that again??) What a Great Day to Hike!! We started off the Spring 2022 Hiking season with a Bright, Sunny, Blue Sky, but Very cold & breezy. It had snowed the afternoon & eveningRead More
2022 03-12
The River-to-River Trail Society announces its second hike of the spring hiking season in the Thacker Hollow area on Saturday, March 19. This hike is free and open to the public. This will be a hike of about four hours and fiveRead More
2022 03-06
The River-to-River Trail Society announces its first guided public hike of the Spring, 2022 hiking season, on Saturday, March 12, in the area between One Horse Gap Lake and One Horse Gap itself. This hike is free and open to the public. This willRead More
2022 02-27
As part of its thirtieth year of operation, this spring the River-to-River Trail Society will once again offer a schedule of guided hikes in and near the Shawnee National Forest. All hikes are free and open to the public, although in orderRead More
2022 02-20
See the following Friends brochure for further details.
2022 01-11
On a rainy, warm Saturday January 1st, 2022, 7 Hardy hikers gathered to follow the leader, Chris Drone, at the Bell Smith Springs parking lot to see where they might be able to go, with the skies ‘letting loose”. We did haveRead More