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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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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
From the Chair – Oct-2012
Vic Hasler, Steering Committee Chair Our region is blessed with many places to enjoy the fall colors of changing deciduous trees. The show starts in the highest elevations (above 4000’) by the start of October and continues down the mountains … Continue reading
From the Chair
Vic Hasler, Steering Committee Chair Ready to put your skills to a different use? TEHCC is guided by a Steering Committee who informally manages the recreation club during lunchtime gatherings. Help decide what initiatives should the club pursue? We could … Continue reading
From the Chair
Vic Hasler, Steering Committee Chair This month brings the 75th anniversary for the Appalachian Trail which was originally deemed “complete” on August 14, 1937 after 15 years of construction. Since then, the trail has been an ongoing work-in-progress with major … Continue reading
From the Chair
Vic Hasler, Steering Committee Chair Would you go hiking wearing a jacket and tie? Back in 2010, Charles Maynard spoke at our Spring Dinner Meeting about some early 20th century hikers in the Smokies who traveled in such attire with … Continue reading