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ATC Cullowhee 2013
The biennial conference is going to be in our area this year. Are you going? Read for more details!Facebook
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Mount LeConte Lodge (Smoky Mountains), Sat-Sun, July 13-14, 2013
For the several decades, TEHCC has organized a summer weekend trip to Mount LeConte Lodge in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. This lodge (elevation 6593 ft) can only be reached by hiking trails. Even supplies are brought in by … Continue reading
From the Chair
April has several opportunities for the club (with more information provided later in the newsletter). Our dinner meeting is on April 19th with a program about the Roan Mountains. The Gear Swap is the following morning (April 20th) in the … Continue reading
ATC Phenology Program
Are you interested in exploring nature and helping out a good cause? ATC is seeking volunteers for their Phenology program. If you’re like me, the quote below should resolve your current question. What is Phenology? The term Phenology is derived … Continue reading
Mission Possible
The Steering Committee decided to again partner with the Mission Possible wellness program. During March through October, TEHCC will be hosting day hikes on some Saturdays and Sunday afternoons. The intent is to provide the required fitness activity through an … Continue reading
2013 Spring Dinner Meeting
Coming of spring brings anticipation of outdoor activities, but also the Spring TEHCC dinner meeting at the Eastman Lodge. Come fellowship with club members to see what everyone is up to these days. Our evening program “Roan Mountain; History of … Continue reading