We will be working on approximately 40 miles of the FNST from Lake Okeechobee south along the SFWMD Levees to the south end of STA 5/6 just north of the Seminole Indian Reservation. We will be painting blazes, inspecting posts and replacing any damaged signage along the FNST.
Start your dayoff with a great walk! If you keep up with Paul you will walk a little over 3 miles in a little under an hour... or go at your own pace on these loops but be back to the parking lot by 8:30 to head to breakfast at Toojays!
Please let us know if you plan to attend so that we can plan teams and equipment. Please be on time as we will be shuttling to another area to work. 4. Bring hat, gloves, sunscreen, bug repellent, lunch, and lots of water (must carry two quarts).
Mary moves this 7 to 12 mile hike around the park each month. Bring plenty to drink. This is not a walk but a great hike and one of our most popular regular activities. Join in afterwards for lunch at Dune Dog Café.
Social at 7:00 p.m. - program & business follow at 7:30. Program to be determined.
We Hike starts at Ross Prairie Trailhead. Plan on 5.5 to 6 mi loop hike with an out & back going west on the Florida Trail. This hike is mostly in the shade, on a well maintained trail and will include crossing SR 200 highway twice. Carpool from Walmart on CR 466. Meet at south west corner of the parking lot. Look for my gold BMW. Suggest a few dollars to car pool driver. An alternate car pool can be arranged at Mulberry Rec Ctr. Trailhead is 40 min from The Villa
Meet at the Nature Center. Easy 2-4 miles depending on your condition. Bring water and a snack. Directions to PEAR: Take Routes 27/441 South towards Leesburg. When 27 and 441 split stay to right and go straight ahead staying on route 27. About 5 miles south of Leesburg at the junction of Route 48 and 27 proceed straight ahead on route 27 for 1.8 miles. Turn right onto University Ave. Follow about a mile to entrance into PEAR Park. Park and meet at Na
Chapter meeting. Public Welcome. Monthly speakers. Refreshments provided.
Come join us.
Providing FTA information at a booth shared with Tropical Audubon Society.
Volunteers needed
Contact: Vickie Siegel - vickie@sieken.com
Providing FTA information at a booth shared with Tropical Audubon Society.
Volunteers needed
Contact: Vickie Siegel - vickie@sieken.com
This beginners backpack filled up fast but you can call Ryan and get on a waiting list. The hike is about 9.5 miles into the primitve campsite for the night and then about 3 miles out on Sunday.
Annual Tool Maintenance Day in preparation for the 2018 Work Parties. Cleaning Equipment, sharpening tools, testing all power equipment, and instruction on trail maintenance and safety.
Providing FTA information at a booth shared with Tropical Audubon Society.
Volunteers needed
Contact: Vickie Siegel - vickie@sieken.com
This beginners backpack filled up fast but you can call Ryan and get on a waiting list. The hike is about 9.5 miles into the primitve campsite for the night and then about 3 miles out on Sunday.
Look for birdlife as you walk the boardwalk. Bring binoculars. Breakfast afterward of course!
Please be on time as we will be shuttling to another area to work. Please let us know if you plan to attend so that we can plan teams and equipment. Bring water, insect spray, hats, lunch, etc.
“FLORIDA MASTER NATURALIST PROGRAM” - Come to learn about the Florida Master Naturalist Program with speaker Rosayln "Roz" Kilcollins. The Florida Master Naturalist Program is an adult education UF/IFAS Extension program developed by the University of Florida and provided by many Extension offices and participating organizations throughout the state of Florida. Rosalyn is a Certified Lead Instructor for Florida Master Naturalist Pro
Please join us as our guest speaker, Matt Stock, photographer, shares his photography adventures in the Everglades.
Matt Stock picked up a camera at an early age. Growing up he had two passions: photography and science. After deviating from the traditional path and his original plan of becoming a doctor, he realized that his passion in life lay in photography and not med
I will lead a hike at Panasoffkee Outlet. This will a 5+ mi total, out and back hike. This area is a mixture of pine flatwoods, freshwater marshes and oak scrub forest. Trail is mostly shade, ankle high grass in some places. Trail is dry at this time, but rain could leave wet places on the trail. There is a possibility of rain on Tue, Nov 13. Carpool from Brownwood parking lot, south end, behind Barnstorm mo
NOTE: We are meeting the 3rd Thursday. Meeting starts at 6:00 PM. Come earlier for social time. Please bring your aluminum cans to recycle in non-dripping plastic bags and a snack to share. Open to the Public. Program: Michele Hoffman- Oriane Center for Indigo Snakes
Annual Work Party for section 2. Camping at Nobles Camp. Clipping, blazing, and mowing the orange, blue, red, and yellow trails up to the Indian Reservation.
Annual Work Party for section 2. Camping at Nobles Camp. Clipping, blazing, and mowing the orange, blue, red, and yellow trails up to the Indian Reservation.
Meet at the Coe Visitor Center at 7:30. Park entrance fee required. Bring lunch, snacks, drinks. This will be a lesiurely walk to enjoy and photograph the beauty found in ENP.
Please note Okeeheelee Park South, the south side of Forest Hill.
Stroll 4 miles in this beautiful park and then go to breakfast!
Annual Work Party for section 2. Camping at Nobles Camp. Clipping, blazing, and mowing the orange, blue, red, and yellow trails up to the Indian Reservation.
The 26 prior Big O’s included approximately 80,000 miles of individual hiking, great friendships, fabulous afternoons in relaxing camaraderie, some sunburn, chattering teeth, and more than a few blisters. Make your plans now and get set to enjoy your Thanksgiving week 2018 with hikes on the dikes! Watch for detailed info and reg forms on our website, www.loxfltrail.org or Meetup site.
The 26 prior Big O’s included approximately 80,000 miles of individual hiking, great friendships, fabulous afternoons in relaxing camaraderie, some sunburn, chattering teeth, and more than a few blisters. Make your plans now and get set to enjoy your Thanksgiving week 2018 with hikes on the dikes! Watch for detailed info and reg forms on our website, www.loxfltrail.org or Meetup site.
The 26 prior Big O’s included approximately 80,000 miles of individual hiking, great friendships, fabulous afternoons in relaxing camaraderie, some sunburn, chattering teeth, and more than a few blisters. Make your plans now and get set to enjoy your Thanksgiving week 2018 with hikes on the dikes! Watch for detailed info and reg forms on our website, www.loxfltrail.org or Meetup site.
The 26 prior Big O’s included approximately 80,000 miles of individual hiking, great friendships, fabulous afternoons in relaxing camaraderie, some sunburn, chattering teeth, and more than a few blisters. Make your plans now and get set to enjoy your Thanksgiving week 2018 with hikes on the dikes! Watch for detailed info and reg forms on our website, www.loxfltrail.org or Meetup site.
Carpool from Home Depot Lady Lake, 871 N Hwy 27 Meet at the south end of the parking lot near the garden center. Departure time HOME DEPOT, 7:30 a.m. Please reply to donvalcheff99@gmail.com with your name if you plan on attending the hike, and if you are going direct to the trailhead or meeting us at the carpool. Bring 2 liters of water, snack, sunscreen, hat, bug spray, hiking shoes Hike is 6.6 miles, there is a shorter option if needed. Hike will take approx. 3 to 3.5
The 26 prior Big O’s included approximately 80,000 miles of individual hiking, great friendships, fabulous afternoons in relaxing camaraderie, some sunburn, chattering teeth, and more than a few blisters. Make your plans now and get set to enjoy your Thanksgiving week 2018 with hikes on the dikes! Watch for detailed info and reg forms on our website, www.loxfltrail.org or Meetup site.
Annual Thanksgiving paddle and pot luck. Dinner at Headwinds camp. Paddle from mainland about 4 miles. Can rent canoes and paddle from CN5 Ranger Station about 2.25 miles.
The 26 prior Big O’s included approximately 80,000 miles of individual hiking, great friendships, fabulous afternoons in relaxing camaraderie, some sunburn, chattering teeth, and more than a few blisters. Make your plans now and get set to enjoy your Thanksgiving week 2018 with hikes on the dikes! Watch for detailed info and reg forms on our website, www.loxfltrail.org or Meetup site.
Annual Thanksgiving paddle and pot luck. Dinner at Headwinds camp. Paddle from mainland about 4 miles. Can rent canoes and paddle from CN5 Ranger Station about 2.25 miles.
Annual Thanksgiving paddle and pot luck. Dinner at Headwinds camp. Paddle from mainland about 4 miles. Can rent canoes and paddle from CN5 Ranger Station about 2.25 miles.
Joe had to move his Apoxee hike due to the trail closing but he will still get in about 9 miles and you can still get your feet wet. Joe like to START walking at 8 sharp so don't be late.
Hike Cross Florida Greenway: 49th Ave Trailhead to Ross Prairie Trailhead We will shuttle cars from Ross Prairie to 49th Ave. We will then hike 7 miles back to Ross Prairie along the Florida National Scenic Trail.. Bring a snack, lunch, water and a plastic bag to sit on in your day pack. We will meet at the Ross Prairie Trailhead on RT 200 at 8:30 am.
Annual Thanksgiving paddle and pot luck. Dinner at Headwinds camp. Paddle from mainland about 4 miles. Can rent canoes and paddle from CN5 Ranger Station about 2.25 miles.
Join Alan for a 3-4 mile walk in this Natural Area. Alan likes to start walking at 7:30 so don't be late! And of course join in for breakfast afterward!
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