- Outdoor Club South - Huntsville Chapter

Wild, Wonderful Wildflower Trail - Part I

March 3 · 2:00 PM
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Guided hike with Land Trust of N. Alabama botanist Lynne Weningegar, one hour, easy with moderate incline, roots and rocks on trail.

Walk with botanist Lynne Weninegar on the Land Trust trail named for its claim to fame: beautiful wildflowers. Bring your camera and water. Learn more about the stars of this Blossomwood trail. This hike is the first of three this spring to showcase the many moods of this beloved trail.

Directions: from California Street SE, turn east onto to Hermitage Avenue (Hermitage runs only on this one side of California Street SE), turn left onto Cleermont Drive SE. Meet at the Wildflower Trail trailhead at end of Cleermont Drive SE.

NOTE: This event is cancelled if it is raining.

This hike is open to the public and is free. Donations are welcomed and appreciated.

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Loretta V. Bifulco

Had a great time today and met some really nice people.

0 · March 3
Lizzie Giles

Thanks for a great hike! Hope I can make some of the others in this series!

0 · March 3
Mercedes

Nice to learn the name of the flower.

0 · March 3
Carrie

Wonderful time, people and trail

0 · March 3
A former member

Sorry for the last minute cancellation.

0 · March 3
A former member

I'm looking forward to attending my first meetup with Outdoor Club South.

0 · March 2
- A former member
  
  Sorry...last minute cancellation...I live in Athens...and I waited to late to get ready...catch you next time.
  
  0 · March 3
A former member

I happen to have two more guests to fill those empty spots!

0 · March 3
Barbara Zachary Garrison

Windchill a little too cold..I'll sign up for the next one:)

0 · March 3
Wendy

Woke up feeling cruddy, see you on the next one.

0 · March 3
don watt

A bit too cold for me, see you next time.

0 · March 3
Bruce

Its a slow paced, woody trail, site seeing.

0 · March 2
Alex

Might be a stupid question but is this a wooded area hike or like open field/ more of site seeing hike?

0 · March 2
Susan Landers

Sorry guys can't go, I hope to catch the next one!

0 · February 28
Wendy

I missed this series last year and was really disappointed.

0 · February 26
Wendy

so no dogs? That would be fine, i just need to know before i show up with a dog and commit a big faux pas. I am starting to think it would easier to handle a camera without a dog anyway.

0 · February 26
Suzie

Im very interested in this hike but I'm concerned because I'm a beginner hiker & dont want to slow anyone down. Would this be a good hike for me?

0 · February 24
- Bruce
  
  Yes it is slow paced. They stop often to talk about the flowers.
  
  0 · February 24
- Irma Smith
  
  I did this last year and I was not an avid hiker. Made it great downhill, had to stop on and off going up but made it and so did everybodyelse.
  
  1 · February 24
Kathy T.

Hello, This will be my 1st time with this group. Looking forward to it.
Kathy

0 · February 24
Wendy

Is this a dog friendly hike?

0 · February 20
don watt

Looking forward to it.

0 · February 20
michelle stovall

hello. I am new and look forward to meeting everyone. : )

0 · February 16
A former member

if husband does not have drill.

0 · February 12
A former member

if husband does have drill.

0 · February 12
Barbara Zachary Garrison

Hey Brenda..Ronda is going to be my plus 1 :) Please order good weather for us:)

0 · February 6
- A former member
  
  hahahahaha good one, Barb :-)\
  
  0 · February 6
A former member

http://landtrustnal.org/spring-...

0 · February 6
- A former member
  
  Land Trust link for this hike.
  
  0 · February 6
A former member

https://plus.google.com/11440787...

0 · February 6
- A former member
  
  Link for map.
  
  0 · February 6
Irma Smith

That should be very beautiful. Did that last year and it was great

1 · February 6