The River to River Trail

At its Annual General Meeting and picnic on Saturday, June 1, the River-to-River Trail Society will elect officers for the 2019 to 2020 year. The nominating committee has proposed the following slate of officers: President: Bill Gilmour, Metropolis Vice President: Brian DeNeal,Read More

The River-to-River Trail Society will hold its annual meeting and picnic on Saturday, June 1, 2019. Meet at the Patton Pavilion near the north end of the City Park in Harrisburg. (This is the same place as 2018.) The event will beginRead More

The River-to-River Trail Society announces its eighth and final hike of the Spring, 2019 hiking season, on Saturday, May 4. The hike is free and open to the public. This hike will be in the area of the Cache River and LittleRead More

The River to River Trail Society announces that the newly updated 2018 R2R Trail Maps have been uploaded to the Societies website and the Avenza Map Store this past week. The Society would like to thank the Shawnee National Forest Service teamRead More

19 Hardy Hikers, including leaders Marcus Owens & Steve Mitchell led us into the forest & streams of Lusk Creek Wilderness & Natural Areas yesterday. The weather tried to threaten rain..(it did succeed for a few minutes), but, hikers prevailed. We splitRead More

The River-to-River Trail Society announces its seventh guided hike of the Spring, 2019 hiking season, at Lusk Creek Wilderness in Pope County, on Saturday, April 27. Although this hike is free and open to the public, in order to comply with theRead More

Today’s River 2 River Trail Society hike was at Trail of Years State Forest and also along Snake Road. At Trail of Tears we did the C.C.C. Heritage Trail and the West Loop of the Ozark Ridge Trail for a total ofRead More

The River-to-River Trail Society announces its sixth guided hike of the Spring, 2019 hiking season, on Saturday, April 20, at Trail of Tears State Forest in Union County. The hike is free and open to the public. Meet at 10:30 at theRead More

We had a Grrreat day on the Max Creek hike with Brian DeNeal & 31 other hikers. I think we had Yet Another 5-6 new hikers…they just keep coming. The rain of Thursday raised the water level of the creek, and alternativeRead More

The River-to-River Trail Society announces its fifth guided hike of the Spring, 2019 hiking season, on Saturday, April 13, at Max Creek, in Johnson County. The hike is free and open to the public. Hikers should meet at 10:00 a.m. at theRead More