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Our trail crew finished up the project at Head of Our trail crew finished up the project at Head of Sequatchie today. 5,189 feet of new trail that includes 11 switchbacks and 300 stone steps 📸: @shauna_wilson1980 . #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailstatepark
White bergamot, also known as white bee balm, is a White bergamot, also known as white bee balm, is a perennial wild flower in the mint family and is native to North America . . #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailstatepark
Here is our trail building crew on newly built ste Here is our trail building crew on newly built steps between HOS and Hinch Mtn. 💪⛏ 📸: @shauna_wilson1980 . . #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailstatepark
Turtle Thursday! 🐢 Did you know the Eastern B Turtle Thursday! 🐢 Did you know the Eastern Box Turtle lives in moist, open forests often near water? They can be found in pastures and sometimes burrow under logs. Their diet consist of plants and grasses, mushrooms, fruit, insects, earthworms, snails and salamanders. It’s best to admire these guys and leave them be. Their population is in decline due to habitat loss from human development, collection for pets and mortality from vehicles . . #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailstatepark
Beautiful flame azaleas spotted this rainy morning Beautiful flame azaleas spotted this rainy morning on Signal Mountain CT section . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatepark
Have you encountered cicadas on your trail outings Have you encountered cicadas on your trail outings lately? They were everywhere on the CT at Prentice Cooper yesterday . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatepark
We hope you are able to get out on the trail with We hope you are able to get out on the trail with your “people” heading into this holiday weekend 😉 ✌️ 🐕 🐈 . . #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatepark #cumberlandtrail
Indian Pink . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrails Indian Pink . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatepark
Snoopers Rock on this fine Friday . . #cumberlandt Snoopers Rock on this fine Friday . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatepark
Did you know the Tulip Poplar was designated as an Did you know the Tulip Poplar was designated as an official state tree of Tennessee in 1947? It’s part of the magnolia family and has magnificent blooms every spring. Pioneers used the tulip poplar to make houses, barns and canoes . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatepark
Sassafras trees have interesting leaves 🍃 and a Sassafras trees have interesting leaves 🍃 and also are very aromatic. They are indeed a native species and can grow 30-60 feet tall. They also feed butterfly larvae 🐛 . . #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailstatepark
Jack in the Pulpit . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlan Jack in the Pulpit . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatepark
Pale Beardtongue . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandt Pale Beardtongue . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatepark
On your next hike see if you can spot one of these On your next hike see if you can spot one of these beauties! Columbine is a beautiful, native wildflower with striking 1.5 inch red and yellow flowers held on long stems. It is pollinated by hummingbirds and butterflies . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatepark
Forecast shows sunshine and warming temps this wee Forecast shows sunshine and warming temps this weekend! Hope you are able to get out and enjoy some trail miles along with spring wildflowers! ☀️🌸 . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatepark
Yellow trillium at Head of Sequatchie on a rainy W Yellow trillium at Head of Sequatchie on a rainy Wednesday . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatepark
This Saturday’s Trail Maintenance at North Chick This Saturday’s Trail Maintenance at North Chick Creek has been postponed due to forecasted rain. ☔️ 🌧 ☔️ 🌧 ☔️ 🌧 ☔️ 🌧 ☔️ Please stay tuned for an announcement of a future date in April
Rue-anemone is an early spring flower found in the Rue-anemone is an early spring flower found in the woodlands of eastern North America . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatepark
Trillium season is here! On your next hike or run Trillium season is here! On your next hike or run see if you spot any of these beauties! . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatepark
Join us along with the Cumberland Trail State Park Join us along with the Cumberland Trail State Park guys for a trail workday on the North Chick Creek Segment of the Cumberland Trail. We are looking for sawyers, swampers to assist the sawyers and folks to trim back vegetation encroaching the trail. We will also being doing some trail light trail repairs. We will meet at North Chickamauga Creek Trailhead and parking area and divide into groups. We will have food waiting once everyone returns to the parking lot. We will have some extra gloves, loppers, trimmers and such, but if you have any good working tools.... please bring them to use. Meeting Place: North Chickamauga Creek Trailhead and parking area 354 Montlake Road, Soddy-Daisy, TN 37379 Date: Saturday March 27th Meeting Time 8:30am
Piney Falls . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrails Piney Falls . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatepark
Mushroom Rock on this beautiful March day 🍄 🪨 . . #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatescenictrail
Natural Bridge on the Pot Point loop of the CT. A Natural Bridge on the Pot Point loop of the CT. A beautiful day to get out and explore! 🌲🐿 🦌 🦅 🍄 . . #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatescenictrail #cumberlandtrail
Cumberland Trail Volunteer Trash Site Clean Up FE Cumberland Trail Volunteer Trash Site Clean Up FEBRUARY 20 9am - 1pm ET Meet at: Roaring Creek/McGill Creek Trailhead 1663 Brayton Mountain Rd Graysville, TN 37338 Please come help the Cumberland Trail State Park by assisting clean up of an unfortunate trash dump site on the McGill creek segment of the Cumberland Trail. --Bring gloves. If you do not have gloves, they can be provided. --Wear closed toe shoes/boots. --Bring your own lunch and water.
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