Hiking News Wednesday 14th May 2008

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FRIDAY, 9 MAY 2008
	Climbers to Summit Highest Peaks in 50 States
	From Alaska’s majestic Denali, commanding the landscape at 20,030 feet, to Florida’s 335-foot Britton Hill, climbers, hikers, and walkers will set out to conquer the 50 highest peaks in the United States en masse this summer to raise awareness and funds for pediatric AIDS in this year’s Summer Summit Challenge. Hosted by the American Foundation for Children with AIDS (AFCA) as part of its C Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 8 MAY 2008
	Top 10 Ways to Join AHS on National Trails Day
	On June 7, American Hiking Society and hikers across the country will celebrate the 16th annual National Trails Day® (NTD), a long-standing celebration of America's magnificent trail system and its supporters. This year’s slogan is Join us on the Trail. Here are 10 ways to get out and connect with nature through trails this June 7. • Plan a family outing to a favorite hiking trail Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 7 MAY 2008
	Heli-Hiking in the Canadian Rockies
	Heli-Hiking offers exclusive access to untamed wilderness of the Canadian Rockies. Exploration of the Canadian Rockies can be as rigorous or relaxing as you would like. Create a unique Heli-Hiking experience by choosing one of many different Heli-Hiking programs now offered by TravelWizard.com. Heli-Hiking allows you to spend several days exploring the Canadian Rockies without abusing it. Se Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 6 MAY 2008
	Camp Manitou Offers Outdoor Activities for Kids
	Whitefish Falls, Ontario - Camp Manitou has provided summertime memories for children since the 1920’s. It is a traditional summer camp located south west of Sudbury, run by the Anglican Church. Camp Manitou is a non-profit venture and fees are reasonable and all inclusive - $225 per week. Fees are kept affordable to ensure everyone can enjoy a Canadian tradition. The Camp Manitou has Read Full Story
MONDAY, 5 MAY 2008
	Hiking, Boating Offered at Mill Creek Park
	CLARKSVILLE - It is not a state park, as what people usually think of it. Mill Creek Park is the perfect venue for boating, fishing, camping, trail riding, picnicking, hiking, and other recreational opportunities in Clark County’s "backyard". With its 2,600 acres of woodland and 811 acres of lake surface, Mill Creek Park is locally owned and operated by the Clark County Park District. It cate Read Full Story