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November 2020 Newsletter

November 9, 2020/in news, Newsletters /by Teresa Kemmer
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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.
The bridges over Big Soddy Creek and Deep Creek. L The bridges over Big Soddy Creek and Deep Creek. Located on the Soddy Creek Gorge Segment (North) of the CT
Laurel Snow and some of it’s amazing waterfalls Laurel Snow and some of it’s amazing waterfalls and sights. Today’s weather made a great day for a visit. If you haven’t checked this segment of the CT out... you really should! 🐿 🌲 ⛰ 🏃‍♂️ . . #waterfallwednesday #cumberlandtrailsconference #cumberlandtrailstatepark
Imodium Falls / Possum Creek Segment of CT Imodium Falls / Possum Creek Segment of CT
This waterfall can be found on the Richie Hollow t This waterfall can be found on the Richie Hollow trail which intersects with the Cumberland Trail’s Pot Point loop in Prentice Cooper State Forest. Here is more information about this trail for those interested in exploring it: https://www.trgt.org/ritchie-hollow-trail
American beautyberry, is an open-habitat, native s American beautyberry, is an open-habitat, native shrub of the Southern United States which is often grown as an ornamental in gardens and yards. American beautyberries produce large clusters of purple berries, which birds and deer eat, thus distributing the seeds.
When the Waterfall isn’t Falling. Still amazing! When the Waterfall isn’t Falling. Still amazing! 📸 @shepherdhikes #ctc #cumberlandtrail
📸 @ltodd23. #cumberlandtrail #ctc 📸 @ltodd23. #cumberlandtrail #ctc
📸 @funke_outdoors #ctc #cumberlandtrail 📸 @funke_outdoors #ctc #cumberlandtrail
Where will your feet take you this weekend? 🦶🌲 🐿 🍄 ⛰ #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailsconference #webuildtrails
Our Trail Crew is BadAss! Day after day they go ou Our Trail Crew is BadAss! Day after day they go out in summer heat, brave bee hives and snakes, get caught in unforecasted rain storms and manage to make awesome trails in the middle of boulder fields. #soakcreek #ctc #cumberlandtrail 📸 @shauna_wilson1980
📸 @figurejules 📸 @figurejules
📸 @peytongupton Peavine to McGinnis Branch to 📸 @peytongupton Peavine to McGinnis Branch to Daddy’s Creek to Devils Breakfast Table ! 7.6 miles
📸 @philmunch 📸 @philmunch
📸 @waterfallshiker #cumberlandtrail #ctc #piney 📸 @waterfallshiker #cumberlandtrail #ctc #pineyfalls
Black eyed Susan #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtra Black eyed Susan #cumberlandtrail #cumberlandtrailsconference #webuildtrails
📸 @keely_bee 📸 @keely_bee
First Amazing Capture Soddy Daisy... 2nd Stinging First Amazing Capture Soddy Daisy... 2nd Stinging Fork SNA #cumberlandtrail #ctc #webuildtrails 📸@cassidys___photography
This is something we want to see more of. Cats tha This is something we want to see more of. Cats that Hike! 💛.#cumberlandtrail #ctc #webuildtrails @hikingdiva
#cumberlandtrail #ctc #webuildtrails 📸 @hikemoc #cumberlandtrail #ctc #webuildtrails 📸 @hikemoco
📸@chad_christopher_moves 📸@chad_christopher_moves
Beautiful Black Mountain #cumberlandtrail #ctc #we Beautiful Black Mountain #cumberlandtrail #ctc #webuildtrails 📸 @mullinax.adventures
Keep an eye out for Woodland Sunflowers while out Keep an eye out for Woodland Sunflowers while out and about on the trail! This is their time of year to shine! Also commonly known as the rough sunflower, or rough woodland sunflower and is a North American species perennial herb in the composite family 🌸 🐿 🌲
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