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Waterfall Hike | TN
Apr
20

Waterfall Hike | TN

HOST: Matthew Daugherty | Tennessee Ambassador

ACTIVITY: Waterfall Hike

LOCATION: Tullahoma, TN

SUGGESTED LGBT OUTDOORS DONATION: $10

ACTIVITY FEE(S): Free

DEADLINE TO SIGN UP: April 18, 2024

MINORS ALLOWED: Yes

DOGS ALLOWED: Yes. Dogs must remain on leash the entire time even if facility allows for leash free dogs.

Limit: 12

Welcome in Spring with a moderate hike around some of Tennessee's most underrated waterfalls.

We will explore a multi-trail system through tranquil surroundings featuring three waterfalls and fields of wildflowers.

Join me for an early morning hike, where we'll get scenic views of Machine Falls, Busby Falls, and Bobo Creek. This 4-mile hike can get steep and slick, but the views are worth it.

(Optional: The water is safe for swimming, so pack a swimsuit if you wish to get in!)

Grab your daypack, favorite snacks, and plenty of water, and meet me at your new favorite spot!

Registration Closed

If you haven’t joined the TN FB group you can do so here!

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Day Hike | TN
Feb
24

Day Hike | TN

HOST: Matthew Daugherty | Tennessee Ambassador

ACTIVITY: Day Hike

LOCATION: Nashville, TN

SUGGESTED LGBT OUTDOORS DONATION: $10

ACTIVITY FEE(S): Free

DEADLINE TO SIGN UP: February 22, 2024

MINORS ALLOWED: Yes

DOGS ALLOWED: Yes. Dogs must remain on leash the entire time even if facility allows for leash free dogs.

Limit: 15

Happy New Year, y'all!

I invite you to join us for a beautiful day hike. We will meet for quick introductions before departing on the 3.7-mile loop. This moderate trail offers exceptional views of Percy Priest Lake as we walk along its shoreline. At a modest elevation gain of 262 feet, be prepared to traverse a few rockier patches. Otherwise, the trail is relatively flat. (Please note that if there is rain earlier in the week, the trail can get muddy in spots. Make sure you wear appropriate footwear!) Most people complete the loop in less than an hour and a half, but we'll take it slow, with frequent stops as needed. Pack a snack or two (or perhaps a lunch) and your favorite water bottle, and meet me out at one of Nashville's most underrated gems.

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