If you do let me know. I can offer some advice for the section where you come down the mountain along the ravine. That was the only questionable section for about 1 mile. We got into a narly part from not staying on the trail and we all slid and have bruises!! I believe the correct trail can be found and followed easily using GPS and then the switchback part was tracked out well so that is easy peasy. It was beautiful along the ravine. Hate to not share it with my group.

It was nice to meet all of you. We found the trail and it was tracked out down the mountain and was just beautiful next to the ravine. We think AMC lied and its 11 miles not 10.

Art thanks for leading. great views great company.

Will have to cancel. Woke up with severe back discomfort and don't want to exacerbate. Very dissappointing! :(

There are 10 hikers registered as of 6:00 pm 06/19/14.

Live in Center City Philly? If any registered hiker needs a ride from Center City Philly to Plymouth Meeting someone has offered to pick-up carpoolers. Let me know if you are interested.

I lead this hike every year for my ski club (we do lots of activities as well). I take a different way down each time. I would like to do the 10 mile loop.

Amazing how my schedule has been missing out on some awesome events, this Saturday included as I will be out of town. Have a good time.

There are only (3) Meet-Up hikers registered as of 06/12/14. Remember that to register hikers must contact the hike leader directly and answer the screening questions. If you have RSVP'd "YES" but do not intend to register please change your RSVP to "NO" so I can have an accurate count of hikers attending.

For the Glen Onoko Hike screening is required prior to registration. These are the screening questions:
1.) Have you hiked recently or how do you keep in shape?
2.) Can you hike up to the top of a rocky ridge with an elevation gain of 1000' and back down while hiking 7 miles?
3.) Do you have good balance and can you hike up steep sections of rock where you may have to use hand holds?
4.) Do you consider yourself an experienced hiker?

I'm new to the group. Look forward to meeting other like minded fitness folks. Hiking is new to me, but I'm looking to try new forms of exercise.

Plans changed. Would love to hike this will be out of state that weekend

Glen Onoko is a very scenic hike but can be a dangerous hike for people inexperienced with this type of environment. As recently as last year and again a couple of weeks ago someone was killed due to a fall at Glen Onoko. Sometimes hikers with flip flops or other inappropriate footwear and unaware of the dangers have either slipped off of wet or algae covered rocks on the trail or have gone too close to the edge of the waterfalls and fallen onto the jagged rocks below. Another danger is trying to down climb this route. Rescue crews responding to an accident are then exposed to the dangers themselves and the rescues are very time consuming. So if you need to get to a hospital fast forget it. But the risks are low for well equipped, experienced club hikers,that know the route and understand the dangers of a steep hike along waterfalls. This hike needs to be approached with caution and respect for the dangers.