Weekly Trials and Tribulations of the Scenic City Chapter of the TTA
Weekly Trials. Tribulations and Photos experienced while hiking
Lula Lake 3.26.16
This hike at Lula Lake was really successful. There were a total of 15 hikers on this 5.3 mile hike. The weather was outstanding and everyone had a great time. Lula Lake was full of hikers, more than we have ever seen before. I would rate this hike as moderate. If you would like to see some pictures, click here or on the Lula Lake tab above.
Raccoon Mtn. 3.22.16
This was a large group of 14 hikers. Most of them had not been on this trail before, so they really enjoyed it and the great weather. This was a relatively short hike of four miles. Since most of it was downhill or level I would rate it as easy. If you would like to see a group of pictures, click here or on the Raccoon Mtn. tab above.
Savage Gulf
On this hike there were eight hikers. The hike went from Stone Door to Ranger falls. After the lunch break, three of the hikers went back through Stone Door and the rest went to and through Alum Gap. On this hike there just happened to be a 26.2 mile marathon and there were runners everywhere on the trail plus boy scout troops backpacking. This made for a crowded day on the trail. I would rate this approximately eight might hike as difficult. If you would like to see a bunch of really nice photos, click here or on the Savage Gulf tab above.
Enterprise South 3.15.16
On this hike the group had perfect weather. All told, there were 12 hikers on the Enterprise South TNT Mountain Bike trail. The distance was approximately five miles and I would rate this hike as easy. If you would like to see a few pictures, click here or on the Enterprise South tab above.
Heiss Mountain 3.12.16
This hike was a strenuous eleven mile hike from the Heiss Mountain trailhead to Immodium Falls and return. The members of this hike consisted of Yong, Carolyn, Gary Boodie and John. The weather was very cooperative with no rain. The local streams, (Big and Little Possum), were running pretty good due to the recent rains. Surprisingly, we encountered only a couple of hikers on the trail. Perhaps the treat of rain kept the other hikers at home. If you would like to see some really good pictures of the hike, click here or on the Heiss Mountain tab above.
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