What we’re about
This group is for people that like to have fun and adventure in the great outdoors; hiking in the foothills and mountains, camping, funyaking on the French Broad, whitewater rafting on the Nolichucky, biking the Virginia Creeper, outdoor live music, backpacking, spelunking and more. The hikes I lead will be rated either "Moderate", "Difficult" or "Strenuous" and most are what I would call aerobic hiking, but with lots of short stops to appreciate what Mother Nature has to show us! I'm open to others leading easier hikes and making suggestions. An example of "Moderate" would be the Lake Norman State Park "Lake Shore Trail" with one rest/food stop in the middle and some short water breaks etc. I've had several Red Cross first aid courses over the years, including the outdoor trauma course. JOIN US FOR SOME FUN!
If you have an idea then post it or send me a message!
BREAKING RULES WILL GET YOU THROWN OUT:
1. No discussing or wearing of anything political or governmental will be tolerated
2. No physical of mental abuse will be tolerated
3. No showing multiple times - please cancel at least 1 hour before the meet time
4. No activity for 6 months
Upcoming events
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Rendezvous Mt State Forrest - Amadahy Waterfalls Trail - Dooley's Grill & Tavern
Rendezvous Mountain , 1956 Rendezvous Mountain Road, Purlear, NC, USI hiked here a few months ago and there should be some color for us to see, plus mid 60s and lots of sunshine!
The waterfall hike is about 5 miles and under 1,000 ft in elevation gain, that rates it as barely a difficut hike. there are a couple other short hikes we'll check out also.
Bring water and a trail lunch or snack
Dooley's Grill & Tavern
102 E Main Street, Wilkesboro, NC
https://www.dooleyswilkesboro.com/menuCarpool will b at the parking lot next to Olive Garden 438 Talbert Rd Mooresville leaving at 8:30 AM. Let me know if your coming and don't be late.
Located in Wilkes County 30 miles east of Boone, Rendezvous Mountain provides a unique, educational outdoors experience in a mountain forest environment. Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains, this forest showcases magnificent mountain hardwoods in one of North Carolina's most scenic settings. Visitors can explore its features on a series of well-marked trails and learn about the ecology of the mountain through exhibits and displays along their way.
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Past events
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