Weekly Trials and Tribulations of the Scenic City Chapter of the TTA
Weekly Trials. Tribulations and Photos experienced while hiking
Signal Mtn. HS to Poplar Springs and return
5.30.15 This was a strenuous 10 mile hike. Even though though there were only three hikers, one of them, the hike leader, didn't make it the entire distance. It is very unusual for the hike leader to not complete the entire hike and doubly so since the hike leader was a very good hiker! It must have been a very strenuous hike. The flower in the picture is a Trillium I think. Further more, the hike leader took additional pictures but had trouble uploading them to his computer. Therefore, you will only see five pictures this time. If you would like to see them click here or on the Signal Mtn. tab above.
Cumberland Mtn. State Park
5.23.15 Another beautiful day for a hike. We have been getting a lot of those lately. This hike was approximately 8 miles and I would rate it as moderate. I don't know the name of the flowers, but George says that the trees are Mountain Laurel. If you would like to see some pictures, click here or on the Cumberland Mtn. State Park tab above.
Glen Falls 5.19.15
I guess this is one of the main reasons we live in Chattanooga. It was an absolutively perfect day for a hike. As you can see from the pictures the flowers were out in force and everyone enjoyed them immensely. The trail did need a little maintenance on this five mile hike but everyone enjoyed it none the less. This hike was rated moderate. If you would like to see some pictures, click here or on the Glen Falls tab above.
Falling Waters
5.12.15 Today there were 11 hikers! It was the perfect day for hiking. There were many flowers blooming. Among them were the beautiful Catawba Rhododendron, and Flame Azalea. This five mile hike was rated as moderate. If you would like to see some pictures of the hike click here or on the Falling Waters tab above.
Sluder Lane to Deep Creek
Hike was on the Cumberland Trail from Sluder Lane to Deep Creek and the Big Soddy Creek Bridge project. We returned to Sluder Lane via the rock climbers parking lot. The hike was 8 miles and rated as strenuous.. The hikers were Gail, Joan, Boodie, and John. The day was on the warmish side , the flowers were blooming, and the creeks were flowing. A few great pictures can be seen here or on the Deep Creek tab above.
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