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Sat. 8/9. Join us for a hike with creekkeeper John Wathen at beautiful Hurricane Creek in Cullman County.
The Park is a 67+ acre natural area, nestled in a 500 foot deep canyon in the foothills of the Appalacian Mountains. The park features several waterfalls that are rain fed and run about eight months out of the year. There are many unusual rock formations, and beautiful scenic views. And for you bird enthusiasts the Park has been added as a stop on the North Alabama Birding Trail and is host to many species of birds. We will meet at 9 am in the Brunos parking lot on Lakeshore Pkway (right off Lakeshore exit) and drive to the park, located in Vinemont. If you prefer to meet us there we will meet at the Food World at the intersection of Hwy 11 (University Blvd East) and 15th street (Hwy 216). Bring lunch and wear sunscreen. Hike is rated easy-moderate. Contact Lois at 873-4075 or lois.gail@gmail.com.
Sat. 8/23. Day Hike and Swim Chinnabee Silent Trail.
Hike one of our most popular and scenic trails near Cheaha Mountain. The trail winds through part of the Talladega National Forest and along Cheaha Creek. Enjoy a cooling dip at Devil’s Den, a swimming hole and falls at the end of the 3-mile hike. The hike is rated moderate because of the distance and the potential for a hot summer day. Bring lunch, water, some shoes and clothes for swimming if you wish to do so. Optional dinner after hike. Meet at Kmart Parking Lot (corner of Crestwood Blvd and Montclair Road Eastwood Mall) at 9:00 a.m or at Shoney’s in Oxford at 10:15 a.m or at Turnipseed Camp outside parking lot in Cheaha Park at 11 am. For more info, contact Sonja Mathis at 205-556-3330 email: smath2casa@aol.com.
Tues. 8/26. General interest meeting.
We will watch the National Geographic production “Six Degrees Could Change the World” and have discussion following. Meet at the Zoo Auditorium at 7pm.
Please sign onto our e-mail list at cahabagroup@yahoo.com for special updates on speakers and activities.
You are encouraged to join any of our outings (whether or not you are a Cahaba Group member) and meetings.
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