Today'shike was from the Heiss Mtn trail head to the Little Possum Creek bridge and
return. The hike is approximately 7 miles and is rated as strenuous.
We
had five hikers today. They were
Gary, Boo die, George, John, and Herb Cobb visiting from Springfield, Tenn. Herb
is getting ready for a hike at Mt. Sterling in the Smokies soon.
The
weather today was nice
but a little humid. A few pictures of the hikers can be seen by clicking here or on the Heiss Mtn. tab above.
Weekly Trials and Tribulations of the Scenic City Chapter of the TTA
Weekly Trials. Tribulations and Photos experienced while hiking
Retro Hughes to Rock Creek 6.16.15
It took 4 hours to hike this five mile moderate hike. Everyone was drenched by the time the returned. If you would like to see the pictures from this hike, click here or on the Retro Hughes tab above.
Savage Gulf
6.13.15 This was a hot and humid hike, but the hikers kept going and completed the 10 mile hike in four hours and twenty minutes. There were a total of seven hikers this time. To see a bunch of pictures, click here or on the Savage Gulf tab above.
Snoopers Rock to Natural Bridge and Return
6.6.15 There were 9 hikers on this moderate hike. The weather was a little warm but otherwise it was a beautiful day. This hike was approximately 6 miles and took a little longer than normal since there were several rest stops. If you would like to see some pictures click here or on the Snooper's Rock tab above.
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.
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