What we’re about
A group for any hiking enthusiasts of the queer community. Join us in discovering the cities hidden hiking gems, make new friends, and simply get a good active workout with likeminded community members!
-We do not charge to hike. If you ever have to pay anything, it’ll be directly to whichever park has fees.
- please feel free send any recommendations our way
-DONT FORGET YOUR WATER
* Disclaimer: By participating in this voluntary group you expressly waive any and all claims that could arise from any of the activities planned to include travel to and from and during the trip and to understand the organizer and assistant organizer or event host do not assume liability for personal injuries, death, destruction or loss of personal property. When you RSVP yes to attend an event, or participate in the group, you and your guests expressly waive any and all such claims against each and every other member in the group, including without limitation any and all claims against the group organizer or assistant organizers or event hosts.
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Island Ford Nat'l Recreation Area HikeIsland Ford, Sandy Springs, GA
Join us for another North Fulton hike at Island Ford on the Chattahoochee River, which is part of the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area.
We will do about a 3 mile hike on this moderate difficulty trail. There are some roots and rocks to step over and some lite grade hills. However, we will stay along the river for most of the hike. So, it is relatively flat.
We will meet near the Hewlett Lodge visitors center at 9AM.
I will be there wearing my red shirt to help you find the meet up.
Find the location by using the address:
Hewlett Lodge Visitor Center, 1978 Island Ford Pkwy, Atlanta, GA 30350.There is parking at the park near the lodge and overflow just up the drive. There is a $5 fee for parking in the park, which can be used for entrance to any of the national park locations in the same day. And if you are an annual member of the National Parks, then you are already covered. For those driving GA400 to the park, the Sandy Springs Northridge exit will put you only a few minutes from the park entrance.
