Lake Proctor Wilderness Trail Loop

***Hydrate, Hydrate, Hydrate...Keep In Mind That We Are In The Rainy Season And The Trails May Be Wet/Muddy!!!

This trail begins by following the red-blazed trail, though there are two side trails that follow the shore of Lake Proctor...The trail then follows the blue-blazed and orange-blazed detours from the red-blazed trail...The eastern portion of trail takes you through sand pine scrub, while the western portion is a pine-oak with palm hammock...The far eastern loop is a yellow-blazed trail that follows the power lines along the eastern border of the property.

As Per Usual, We, of course, will creatively explore this one, in an effort to maximize the shaded areas, but also ensuring we cover a minimum of 7 miles and a maximum of whatever our bodies are comfortable with...That being said, you can always turn around at any point and we will have open discussions to ensure that no-one will have to return alone; I will return with you if needed and then double time back to the Group...About midway in the hike we will stop for a lunch/snack/hydration break...

I recommend comfortable walking/hiking shoes, Deep Woods bug spray, sunscreen, fluids for hydration, snacks/food, an umbrella/hat, and your spirit of adventure and fellowship, but we do live by the creed "Hike Your Way"...Be ready to get fresh air, exercise, engage in diverse conversations, and make some new Connections!!

I realize and respect that plans can change and you may have to miss the event, I just ask that as a courtesy, You please change your RSVP from Going to Not Going in order to avoid getting flagged as a No-Show...I look forward to connecting with both New and Familiar faces...Thank you, JAP3...

RELEASE OF LIABILITY & ASSUMPTION OF RISK AGREEMENT: By attending this event, you acknowledge that these events carry the risk of potential harm to myself up to and including the risk of injuries such as broken bones or muscle/tendon injuries, illness, disability, or death. These can be caused by slipping or falling off rocks due to loss of balance or lack of coordination; twisting ankles on rocks, brush, limbs; Acts of nature such as inclement weather, lightning, strong wind, extreme temperatures; drownings in rivers, streams, or other bodies of water; drinking unfiltered contaminated water or becoming dehydrated; succumbing to heat exhaustion; getting bit or stung by venomous reptiles, animals, or insects; and my own or other’s negligent or risky behaviors. This list is not exhaustive nor is it inclusive of all risks. In response, I release and hold harmless with respect to all injury, disability, death, or loss of property, whether caused by negligence or otherwise, the “What's the Motto...Hikers Hike” meetup group’s leadership as well as the designated leader of the event.