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April 2019

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I Like Big Blooms: They’ve Sprung at Big Ivy

The blooms in the Big Ivy area have SPRUNG! We took a short 4 mile hike after work to check out this ever-evolving wildflower haven. The bright blue skies and warm temperatures over the past few days mean that the forest understory is greening up with spring ephemerals. Some wildflowers Read more…

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By REBECCA, 6 yearsApril 27, 2019 ago
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Hikes, wildflowers and waterfalls: Ashmore Heritage Preserve

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By REBECCA, 6 yearsApril 23, 2019 ago
wildflowers; wild geranium
Appalachian Ranger District Hiking North Carolina Orchids Pisgah National Forest Wildflowers

Weather: Go with the flow in the Southern Appalachians

Day One: HIKING-weather or not? Hike, see spring wildflowers, repeat….again and again, but always a thrill! There are not many weather events- springtime or not- that deter our hikes. However, predicted high winds, heavy snow and lightening are weather conditions that cause re-evaluation of the best laid plans. During the Read more…

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By REBECCA, 6 yearsApril 16, 2019 ago
Appalachian Ranger District North Carolina Pisgah National Forest Wildflowers

Big Ivy/Coleman Boundary: 4/6/19

Live in accordance with the nature of things. In dwelling, be close to the land. In meditation, go deep in the heart. In dealing with others, be gentle and kind. Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching We often string together different trails in the Big Ivy/Coleman Boundary area for a longer, Read more…

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By REBECCA, 6 yearsApril 7, 2019 ago
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Fork Ridge, Appalachian Trail & Baxter Cliffs

3-29-19 The Fork Ridge trail leads from the Shelton Laurel backcountry to the Appalachian Trail, near the Jerry Cabin Shelter. If you want a good workout, this is your hike. Along the way, there is a side trail to Baxter Cliffs- well, sort of. It’s not much of a trail, Read more…

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By REBECCA, 6 yearsApril 1, 2019 ago
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