Sunday, May 4 Dual Start Hike at Greenbrier. Three hikers did ten miles on the Porters Creek and Brushy Mountain Trails, while nine others chose the wildflower hike on Porter's Creek in the afternoon.
Saturday, May 3 Five hikers did the Turkeypen Cove/Middle Ridge Loop above Horse Creek.
Wednesday, April 30 Three hikers walked at Asheville's Beaver Lake and Botannical Gardens.
Sunday, April 20 Fourteen wildflower lovers hiked on the lower Ramsey Cascades Trail in the Greenbrier section of the Smokies.
Saturday, April 19 Five club members participated in the M-S walk at Tusculum.
Sunday, April 13Ten club members hiked on the Maple Arch Trail at Panther Creek State Park near Morristown.
Saturday, April 12 Four hikers did an 8 mile loop on the Shinbone Trail near Erwin.
Saturday, April 4 Nine hikers went 7 miles on the Little Pond Mountain Trail near Hampton, Tennessee.
Saturday, March 22 Six hikers covered about 12 miles on the Long Branch Arm Trail on The Clark's Creek Road off the Erwin Highway.
Saturday, March 15 Nine clubbmembers did maintenance on the club's section of the AT at Camp Creek Bald.
Saturday, March 8 Two bicycle riders rode in a snowstorm while supporting the YMCA 5K run.
Sunday, March 2 There was a big crowd of 21 hikers for the hike to Sill Branch Falls.
Sunday, February 24 Sixteen hikers covered about five miles in Panther Creek State Park near Morristown.
Saturday, February 16 We had seven in attendance for an 8 mile hike in the Smokies on the Madron Bald, Albright Grove and Old Settlers Trails.
Sunday, February 10 Seven hikers covered about six miles on the Burnett Gap Horse Trail off the Houston Valley Road.
Saturday, February 9 There were fifteen hikers on J.C.;s loop in Gerystone.
Saturday, February 2 Twelve hikers covered about six miles on the Bullen Hollow Trail.
Saturday, January 26 Three hikers did about five miles on the Mill Ridge, Pump Gap and Appalachian Trails.
Saturday, January 19 There were 13 hikers on the Laurel River Trail near Hot Springs, NC.
Saturday, January 12 We had a nice crowd of twelve hikers for the trip to Steele Creek Park outside of Bristol.
Sunday, January 6 Five hikers went about 5 miles on the Appalachian Trail south of Erwin.
Saturday, January 5 Seventeen club members covered about 9 miles on the Gabe's Mountain and Madron Bald Trails.
Tuesday, January 1 There were 23 hikers on the New Year's Day hike to Margarette Falls.
Saturday, December 8 Eight hikers made the soggy eight mile hike to Sand Cave in Kentucky.
Sunday, December 2 We had a great turnout for the annual Christmas Parade.
Saturday, December 1 Five hikers covered about 9 miles on the AT, Road Prong and Chimney Tops trails in the Smokies.
Saturday, Nobember 24 Three hikers did three short hikes on the Blue Ridge Parkway near Blowing Rock, NC.
November 9-10 Five backpackers spent the night at the Porter's Creek campsite.
Saturday, November 3 Sixteen hikers were present as club member, Roy Fleming, did his final hike for completion of the 900 miler club rquirements. The hike was on the Boogerman and Caldwell Fork trails in the Cataloochee section of the Smokies.
Saturday, October 27 Six peakbaggers climed Mt. Hardy, Chestnut Bald and Sam's Knob in the Great Balsam Mountains.
Sunday, October 21 Ten club members hiked with founder, Denise Ashworth, on Laurel River Trail near Hot Springs.
Saturday, October 20 Five people found 12 Geocaches at Bay's Mountain State Park in Kingsport.
Sunday, October 14 Four cyclists rode 17 miles in the Greystone/Camp Creek Area.
Saturday, October 13 Four hikers went 5 miles on the AT at Whitetop Mountain, near Damascus, VA.
Saturday, October 6 Four hikers covered about 7 miles on the Boone Fork and Price Lake Trails near Linville, NC.
September 29-30. Three club members backpacked in the Cataloochee Section of the Smokies.
Saturday, September 22 Two people worked on the club's section of the Appalachian Trail.
Sunday, September 16 Four hikers did about ten miles in the Great Balsams on the Art Loeb and Shining Rock Ledge Trails.
Sunday, September 9 There were seven hikers on the short jaunt to Margarette Falls.
Saturday, September 8 We had ten riders of the 34 mile ride from White Top Station through Damascus to Abingdon.
Monday, September 3 Seven bikers rode from Paint Creek Campground to Hot Springs and back.
Saturday, September 1 Four hikers did a 7.5 mile loop hike in the Lost Cove Wilderness Study Area near Blowing Rock, NC.
Saturday, August 25 Eight bicycle riders helped with the YMCA 5K run.
Saturday, August 25 Three hikers had a great hike to Sand Cave in Kentucky.
Saturday, August 18 Two hikers did about six miles in Grayson Highlands, Mt. Rogers in Virginia.
Sunday, August 12 Four club members hiked from Old Forge to Horse Creek on the Big Jennings Creek, Poplar Cove and Jeep Road.
Saturday, August 11 Three hikers climbed Mt. LeConte via the Bullhead Trail then descended on Trilium Gap.
Saturday, August 4 Eight bikers rode 20 miles near Davy Crockett Birthplace State Park.
Sunday, July 29 Four hikers did the Greene Mountain Trail.
Saturday, July 28 Five hikers braved the rain and fog to summit Reinhart Knob and Richland Balsam near Waynesville, NC.
Sunday, July 22 The Memorial at the Civil War Graves on the AT was attended by seven hikers.
Saturday, July 21 Five Hikers coverec about seven miles on the Old Settlers Trail.
Sunday, July 15 Five hikers did the Mill Ridge Loop near Hot Springs.
Saturday, July 14 Four club members hiked on the AT from Camp Creek Bald to Jerry's Cabin.
Wednesday, July 11 Three went on the Beaver Lake Trail and Boardwalk of the Asheville Bird Sanctuary.
Sunday, July 8 Seven bikers rode ten miles beside the French Broad River near Del Rio.
Sunday, June 10 Six club members and two guests hiked about four miles at Panther Creek State Park near Morristown.
Saturday, May 12 Four old club members along with one new club member and two guests hiked about seven miles on the middle section of the Old Settlers Trail near Cosby.
Sunday, May 6 Seven people went from the Meadow Creek Tower down the Meadow Creek Mountain and Gum Springs Trails. The flame azaleas were in full display.
Saturday, May 5 Four hikers did the Porter's Creek Trail instead of the scheduled hike on the Road Prong because of the prediction of rain.
Wednesday, May 2 Three club members checked the wildflowers on the Tweed Springs Road.
Sunday, April 29 Eighteen hikers and a hound dog covered five and a half miles between Max Patch and Lemon Gap. The trilium were reported to be in full bloom and very plentiful.
Saturday, April 28 Five hikers climbed Blackstock Knob in the fog and rain on the Mountain-To-Sea Trail north of Asheville, NC.
Sunday, April 22 We had a very large turnout to greet and hike on the AT with Denise Ashworth,the founder of The Greeneville Hiking Club.
Saturday, April 21 Seven hikers climbed Chestnut Top near the Townsend Wye, then too a side trip into White Oak Sink and ended up on the Schoolhouse Gap Trail. The Flox in White Oak Sink were in full bloom and covered the ground for several acres.
Saturday, April 7 Three hikers went to Ramsey Cascades in the Greenbrier section of the Smokies.
Sunday, March 18 Six hikers did about seven miles on the Laurel River Trail.
Sunday, March 11 Seven hikers went about six miles on the Davis Creek and J.C.'s Loop Trails in Greystone.
Saturday, March 10 Five club members hiked six miles in Moses Cone National Park near Blowing Rock, NC.
Saturday, March 3 Fifteen hikers, after many, many creek crossings, climbed to Garrenflo Gap on the Shut-In Trail which originates on a side road off Highway 25-70 between Del Rio and Hot Springs.The group then continued to Hot Springs on the Appalachian Trail for a total of around 8 miles.
Saturday, February 24 Two hikers did about five miles to Rich Mountain and Trout Lake on the Carriage Trails at Moses Cone National Park near Blowing Rock, NC.
February 17-20 Eight persons rode two days in Central Florida on the Withlacoochee Trail, a 46 mile, paved, rails-to-trails conversion. .
Sunday, February 11 A group of eight hiked from Allen's Gap to Deep Gap on the Appalachian Trail.
Saturday, February 10 Seven hikers covered about 5 miles on the Doctor's Ridge Trail off the Greystone Road.
Sunday, February 4 Ten hikers did about four miles at Panther Creek State Park near Morristown.
Saturday, January 274 club members and a guest from Johnson City hiked 5 miles on the carriage trails at Moses Cone National Monument near Blowing Rock, NC, then did two more miles around a beautiful lake in the area.
Saturday, January 20 Seven hikers did about 13 miles on the strenuous but beautiful Madron Bald and Snake Den Trails near Cosby.
Sunday, January 14 Eight hiker did about 4 miles on a new horse trail near Meadow Creek Mountain Tower.
Saturday, January 13 There were eight hikers on a six mile hike on manways in Greenbrier.
Saturday, January 6 Seven club members did about six miles on the Paint Creek Trail.
Monday, January 1 We had 20 hikers on the Annual New Year's Resolution hike to Margarette Falls.
Saturday, December 30 Three hiked on Buffalo Mountain near Johnson City.
Friday, December 29 Eighteen members attended the annual Christmas Party.
Saturday, December 16 Four person rode bikes near the Erwin Highway.
Saturday, December 9 Two persons rode bikes from Greeneville to Knoxville.
Saturday, December 2 Six hikers climbed Mt. LeConte via the AT and Boulevard Trails and desended on Alum Cave. The group also took a side trail to the Jump-Off.
Saturday, November 25 Five club members hiked on the Old Sugarlands and Two Mile Lead Trails in the Smokies.
Saturday, November 18 Six hikers climbed to the top of Grandfather Mountain near Linville, NC.
Saturday, November 11 Seven hikers climbed from Horse Creek to Cold Spring Mountain via the Sarvis Cove Trail, then descended on the jeep road.
Sunday, November 5 There were three club members and six new hikers on the hike to Sill Branch Falls.
Saturday, November 4 Nine hikers climbed the Chimney Tops Trail in Baileyton.
Saturday, October 28 Six hikers climbed Big Hump near Elk Park, NC.
October 27-29 Seven members of the Greeneville Hiking Club participated in the Bike Ride Between the Waters on the Eastern Shore of Virginia.
Sunday, October 22 Five club members climbed Mts. Mitchell, Hallback and Gibbes in the Black Mountains north of Asheville, NC.
Sunday, October 22 Three hikers did the Paint Rock Trail in Paint Creek.
Saturday, October 21 Seven bikers rode from Moses Turn to Hot Springs and back.
Sunday, October 15 12 biker riders pedalled about 24 miles in the Limestone Area of Greene County.
Saturday, October 14 Seven hikers covered about 5 miles on the Appalachian Trail on Roan Mountain from Carvers Gap to Hughes Gap.
Sunday, October 8 Seven club members hiked to Lover's Leap, in the Hot Springs Area, on the Appalachian and Pump Gap Trails.
Saturday, October 7 Four hikers walked the Gabes Mountain Trail near Cosby.
September 30-October 1 Three backpackers hiked on Roan Mountain from Roan High Bluff to the Overmountain Barn on the Cloudland Trail and the AT. They were joined in the shelter by another straggler from the club among several other AT backpackers.
Saturday, September 23 Six bike riders started at Moses Turn at Paint Creek Campground and climbed over the mountain to Hurricane Gap and on to Tanyard Gap and Hot Springs in the rain. They made the return trip by the river route to Murray Branch and Paint Rock for a total of 26 miles.
Sunday, September 17 Six hikers walked on the Laurel River Trail near Hot Springs.
Saturday, September 16 Four bikers rode from Moses Turn to Hot Springs and back.
Sunday, August 27 Six people did a ten mile float in canoes from the dam to the bridge on the Newport Highway.
Saturday, August 26 Five bikers helped with the Y.M.C.A. 5K run, then rode bikes in Paint Creek.
Sunday, August 20 Seven bike riders rode about 15 miles in the Camp Creek-Greystone area.
Saturday, August 19 Four hikers started at Paint Creek and hiked to Lone Pine Gap, then down the road to Paint Rock.
Sunday, August 13. The hike to Hickey Fork Falls was cancelled because of high water but seven bikers rode from Paint Creek to Hot Springs.
Wednesday, August 9.Three hikers walked on the Gum Springs Trai in Houston Valley.
Sunday, August 6 Seven people attended the work trip on the club's section of the Appalachian Trail on Camp Creek Bald.
Saturday, August 5 Three club members hiked about 13 miles on the Old Settlers Trail between Cosby and Greenbrier in the Smokies. A bear and two big wild boars were spotted.
Sunday, July 30 Five hikers had a pleasant afternoon with a short hike on the Big Creek Trail with a swim in the Midnight Hole near Waterville, NC.
Saturday, July 29 Eight hikers climbed the Trilium Gap Trail to Mt. LeConte in the pouring rain. This group was met by four more hikers on their descent at Rainbow Falls. After the hike, he group celebrated Lamar Adcox's conquering all the Trails in the G.S.M.N.P. Congratulations Lamar.
Saturday, July 22 Two hikers ascended five peaks in the Great Balsam Range in North Carolina.
Saturday, July 15 Six bike riders from the club took part in the Tour de Possum Creek, a 22 mile course, in Yuma, Va just north of Kingsport, TN.
Sunday, July 9 Eight bikers, two hikers and two dogs enjoyed an afternoon in the newly opened Paint Creek recreation area.
Saturday, July 8 Five club members hiked about 9 miles from Hughes Gap to Iron Mountain Gap on the AT south of Roan Mountain.
Tuesday, July 4? Six people biked from Moses Turn to Hot Springs and back.
July 1-2 Four people hiked the Beech Gap and Balsam Mountain Trails and spent the night at the Laurel Gap Shelter with an ascent of Big Cataloochee Mountain and Luftee Knob during the trip.
Saturday, June 17 Six hiked about eight miles on the AT to Laurel Fork Falls near Hampton and back.
Sunday, June 11 Five persons hiked from Cosby Campground to Davenport Gap on the Lower Mt. Cammerer Trail and the AT.
Saturday, June 10 Seven persons rode from Hot Springs to Paint Creek and back.
June 3-4 Three hikers backpacked fifteen miles from Clingman's Dome to Elkmont on the Bypass Trail and Appalachian Trail coupled with the Goshen Prong and Little River Trails.
Sunday, May 21 Eight hikers went 5 miles on the Mountain-to-Sea Trail from Glassmine Overlook to Greybeard Overlook with a summit of Craggy Dome.
Saturday, May 20 Seven members of the Greeneville Hiking Club attended Trail Days in Damascus, Virginia.
Saturday, May 13 Six hikers covered about six miles on the Little Cattaloochee Trail in the Smokies.
Sunday, May 7 Three wildflower lovers hiked on Tweed Springs to the old Yellow Springs Hotel and back.
Saturday, May 6 Four hikers climbed the four 6000 ft. peaks in the Plott Balsams near Waynesville, NC.
Sunday, April 30 Five hikers did about ten miles on the Old Settlers and Madron Bald Trails in near Cosby.
Saturday, April 29 Three hikers checked out the wildflowers on the Schoolhouse Gap and Chestnut Top Trails in the Smokies.
Sunday, April 23 Seven wildflower lovers hiked up the Ashopper Branch Manway near the Sugarlands Visitor Center outside of Gatlinburg.
Saturday, April 22 Five members of the Hiking Club participated in the M-S Walk, held on the campus of Tusculum College.
Saturday, April 15 Nine hikers climbed up an old road to Chimney Tops Mountain north of Baileyton. The views at the top were outstanding.
Sunday, April 9 Five bikers rode ten miles on the river road adjacent to Del Rio, Tennessee.
Sunday, April 2 Many thanks to Eva Jo Taylor, Roy Fleming, J.C. Hensley, Pam Shelton and her sister who worked all day clearing the club's section of the Appalachian Trail for the coming onslaught of thru hikers.
Saturday, April 1 Five hikers had a long and difficult hike over the Black Mountain Crest Trail north of Asheville, NC. While very strenuous, this trail, which goes across the top of Mt. Mitchell, along with several other 6000 ft. peaks, has some of the most spectacular views in the United States.
Sunday, March 12 Five members of the Hiking Club and two guests from Cocke Co. climbed the "Chimney Tops Trail" above Gatlinburg.
Saturday, March 11 Eight hikers did J.C.'s Loop from the Davis Creek Trailhead in the Greystone Area.
Wednesday, March 8 Three hikers walked on the Kingsport Greenbelt.
Sunday, March 5 Three hikers did about six miles on the Little Paint Creek Trail.
Saturday, March 4 Thirteen hikers made the steep journey to Ramsey Cascades in the Greenbrier section of the Smokies. The sunlight dancing off the ice and snow made a very extraordinary scene.
Sunday, February 26 Six persons explored the Bullen Hollow Trail near Margarette Falls for the two falls said to be there. The group was not able to reach either falls in the time available but plan to return later for a full day's trip.
Saturday, February 25 There were six hikers on the strenuous 7 mile hike from Rock Creek Campground above Erwin to the Unaka Overlook.
Sunday, February 19 Six hikers did the Lakeview Trail at Panther Creek State Park.
Sunday, February 5 Despite a severe weather forecast, three club members walked on the Tusculum Track.
Saturday, February 4 Six hikers walked about 7 miles on the Baskins Creek and Trillium Gap Trails in the Smokies.
Sunday, January 29 We had nine hikers on the two mile hike of the Doctor's Ridge Trail from the Greystone Road to the Old Forge Road and return.
Saturday, January 28 Seven club members hiked six miles on the Chimney Rocks-Paint Mountain Loop in Weaver's Bend. It was a beautiful, warm day and the view from the summit was great. This view of the French Broad River at Weaver's Bend and the surrounding mountains is one of the best in this area.
Sunday, January 15 There were ten hikers on the 4 mile trip to Sill Creek Falls.
Sunday, January 1 On an unseasonably warm New Year's Day, we had 37 participants on the hike to Margarette Falls.
Sunday, December 18 Five club members hiked on the Laurel River Trail close of Hot Springs, N.C.
Saturday, December 17 Two hikers did a short hike near Bryson City, N.C.
Saturday, December 10 Seven hikers did about 14 miles in the Abrams Creek Area of the Smoky Mountains. They hiked on the Goldmine, Cane Creek, Cooper Road, Little Bottoms, Hatcher Mountain, Hannah Mountain and Rabbit Creek Trails.
Sunday, December 4Thirteen members of the hiking club plus several other helpers marched with the giant American Flag in the Christmas Parade.
Saturday, December 3 Four hikers drove between Hot Springs and Del Rio, then up upper shut-in road to the Trailhead. They hiked up the Shut In Trail to its intersection with the AT at Garrenflo Gap, then continued on the AT to Hot Springs. The Shut In trail is very pleasant walking through a beautiful gorge punctuated with many creek crossings. At this time all the crossings were easily rock-hopped. The trail is about two miles in length.
Saturday, November 26 A group of seven covered about 15 miles in the G.S.M.N.P. on the Ace Gap, Beard Cane and Cooper Road Trails ending in Abrams Creek.
Sunday, November 20 6 members of the hiking club did a key swap hike on the Gum Springs and Meadow Creek Mountain Trail from the tower to the campground on Hwy. 107.
Saturday, November 19 Three hikers went on the hike to Meadow Creek Mountain.
Sunday, November 13 Four members of the hiking club checked out the progress of the restoration of the Paint Creek Recreation Area. While the road is still closed to all but foot traffic, the project is going well and appears to be nearing completion.
Saturday, November 12 Three hikers climed to the Highest Point in Hawkins County near Baileyton, Tennessee.
Saturday, November 12 Eight hikers started at Clingman's Dome in the Smokies and hiked to Deep Creek on the Noland Divide and Pole Creek Road Trails.
Sunday, November 6 Three bikers rode on the Tusculum Trail.
Saturday, November 5 Eight 900 Miler wannabees did about 16 miles on the North Carolina side of the Smokies on the Twentymile, Long Hungry Ridge, Gregory Bald and Wolf Ridge Trails.
Sunday, October 30 Three hikers went to Hickey Fork Falls in Shelton Laurel, North Carolina.
Saturday, October 29 Three hikers took the boat from Fontana Marina and hiked ten miles back to the dam on the Lakeshore Trail.
Friday, October 28There were 15 people in attendance at the Halloween Party and cookout in Davy Crockett State Park. The kids all enjoyed the haunted hayride.
Sunday, October 23 A great turnout of 15 hikers accompanied Denise Ashworth, our club founder, on a hike to Sill Creek Falls.
October 21-23 Seven people backpacked on the Big Creek Trail into Walnut Bottoms on Friday evening and set up camp. There was a dayhike on Saturday covering Gunter Fork, Mt. Sterling Ridge and the Swallowfork Trails. Another dayhike followed on Sunday on Camel Gap, the AT and Low Gap trails.
Sunday, October 16 Five club members did a short hike at Davy Crockett State Park.
Saturday, October 15 Seven bikers rode seventeen miles on the Heintooga Road between Maggie Valley and Cherokee in the Smokies. Three hikers also hiked on the Flat Creek and Spruce Mountain Trails.
October 8-9 Six bikers rode fifty miles on the New River Trail. On Saturday, they biked the southern section from Foster Falls to Galax and rode the northern section to Pulaski on Sunday.
Wednesday, October 6Three hikers and one canine companion hike from Allen's Gap to the Log Cabin Road and back.
Sunday, October 2 Three members located the 13 civil war graves associated with the Shelton Laurel Massacre.
Saturday, October 1 Two hikers checked out trails near Townsend, Tennessee while six others hiked from Old Forge to Horse Creek campground on the Big Jennings, Poplar Cove and Jeep Road.
