Saturday, March 2, 2024 Hike Announcement

The River-to-River Trail Society announces its 1st public hike of the 2024 spring hiking season on Mar. 2nd. Hiking: Little Cedar and Crevice Falls (Pope County). This hike is free and open to the public. This will be a loop hike of 5 miles in length. This will be a hike to Reunion Rock, Little Cedar and Crevice Falls and finish with a visit to 7 Trees. The leader of this hike can be reached at 270-331-1553 for more information. Hikers should meet at 10:00 am at the East Trigg Trailhead. This hike is intended for people in good health who have done some hiking. Hiking sticks and boots or sturdy shoes are recommended. Hikers should bring their own water and snacks. No dogs please. Hikers will need to shuttle for this hike. There are 3 stream crossings and hikers may need to walk rocks to cross streams. Hiker’s shoes and or boots may become wet when crossing streams if it has rained. For a map to the meeting location at the East Trigg Trailhead click on this blue link East Trigg Trailhead and a map will open up, and then click the Directions button and a driving map will be created which will allow you to plan your driving directions to the meeting area. Prior to participating in any hikes, the River-to-River Trail Society requests that all hikers read the 2023 Trail Society Waiver which can be found on the River-to-River website at the following link River-to-River Trail Society Information and then sign off on this waiver prior to the beginning of the hike. A copy of the waiver will be at the East Trigg Trailhead meeting area for your signature.

One Comment so far:

  1. The first hike was a wake-up call for me! I hadn’t realized how much I had let my body go. Mentally, I feel like I’m still in my 20’s but physically I must be in my late 60’s-early 70’s! Didn’t see it coming. I was truly out of my league but maybe I should try to find a slower group. I was watching my footing more than the beautiful surroundings. My goal was to see the nature, not so much of an exercise. I enjoyed it very much but hesitant to go again. Doing more exercises and pushing my wheelchair bound sister on concrete paths: there are inclines which can be difficult.

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