John Litton Farm Hike

Let's take a little hike up at Bandy Creek.
The plan is to meet in the parking area for the Bandy Creek Campground Swimming pool at 10:33am eastern time.
From here we will walk the short distance to the trailhead for the John Litton Farm Loop.
This hike is a little over 8-miles in distance with very little gain. The gain is just 745 ft. Didn't I say little?
This a perfect hike to start getting us ready for this year's hiking events.
They will be a waterfall (kinda small) and then a cabin along the path. Plus, we will be spending time together enjoying our hike.

Map; https://www.alltrails.com/explore/custom-routes/custom-route-79ba68b?u=i&sh=kfux92

Some of us are camping at Bandy Creek this weekend and would love to have you join us on this little hike. It's a great way to get our hiking started this year.

*After the hike you are welcome to come join us back at camp and hangout next to a warm fire.

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