The River to River Trail

Well, this weeks’ hike was, uhhh, “interesting”, to say the least.  First, it was raining, during all of it and Second, several roads to the meeting point were flooded. Some went home, others “found” their way to the meeting point. Then, theRead More

On April 17th at 9:00AM several members if the Trail Society are meeting at the River to River Trailhead for the Max Creek section of the trail in an effort to work on clearing any remaining damage to the trail from theRead More

The River to River Trail Society announces its 7th public hike of the 2025 spring hiking season on April 12th. Hiking: Snake Road (Union County). This hike is free and open to the public. This will be an easy hike out andRead More

On a cloudy Saturday morning, March 29th, 17 hikers, with leader Chris Drone, left the Shawnee Mart parking lot and went to the west edge of Eddyville, to take off on their weekly hike. There were no new hikers for this particularRead More

The River to River Trail Society announces its 6th public hike of the 2025 spring hiking season on April 5th. Hiking: Little Black Slough Trail (Johnson County). This hike is free and open to the public. This will be a moderately difficultRead More

Saturday morning was bright and sunny as the River to River Trail Society met at the Knights of the Golden Circle trail head parking lot on the east side of Forest road in Gallatin county. Cody Evans  was there early to leadRead More

The River to River Trail Society announces its 5th public hike of the 2025 spring hiking season on March 29th. Hiking: Hayes Creek Section (Pope County). This hike is free and open to the public. This will be a moderate thru-hike forRead More

It was cloudy this morning and had rained just a few hours before Marcus Owens led 21 other hikers South down the upper trail at Jackson Falls. The first stop was the carving into the rock of the Civil war soldier, thenRead More

The River to River Trail Society announces its 4th public hike of the 2025 spring hiking season on March 22nd. Hiking: Gorilla Rock (Gallatin County). This hike is free and open to the public. This will be a difficult thru-hike (Trees Down)Read More

On another sunny Saturday, at the top of High Knob just north of Karbers Ridge, Todd Carr gathered 20 hikers, to lead off with some pictures of L.O. Trigg and  the beginning of the Shawnee National Forest. We headed down and aroundRead More