Hiking News November 2007

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THURSDAY, 29 NOVEMBER 2007
	Hiking - a Growing Activity in National Park
	Hikers are descending on Cape Breton Highlands National Park, which is located in northern Cape Breton mainly to give the park’s trails a quick run through. According to the results of the Cape Breton Highlands Park Trails Project, majority of the park visitors made use of at least one trail. Park’s Heritage Presentation Coordinator Julia Thomas said that hiking is a growing activity Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 28 NOVEMBER 2007
	POST Offers more Scenic Hiking Trails
	The Peninsula Open Space Trust (POST) of California is offering the public more opportunities to enjoy scenic hiking trails with their recent purchase of 204 acres of hillside land. According to an announcement made last Tuesday, the said land was bought for $3 million. It is situated close to El Granada and is bordered by another POST-owned area, the Rancho Corral de Tierra. POST Pr Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 27 NOVEMBER 2007
	Academy for Global Exploration Climbs in S. Africa
	Academy for Global Exploration (AGE) has just returned from a two-month climbing trip to South Africa’s Western Cape Province! Students climbed at Silvermine Crags in Cape Town, spent two weeks bouldering and climbing in world-famous Rocklands (featured in several issues, including the December issue of Climbing Magazine), two weeks climbing the endless walls in Montagu, and smearing the limes Read Full Story
	Trail to be Established on Unused Road Allowances
	The Town of Caledon in Ontario and the Bruce Trail Conservancy has finally reached an agreement. The two had recently announced that they agreed to develop a hiking trail with the use of different unused Town road allowances. The aforementioned road allowances are the extension of Chinguacousy Road that passes through McLaren Road. This also includes Creditview Road to Forks of the Credi Read Full Story
MONDAY, 26 NOVEMBER 2007
	Hike Winston-Salem Lake, Salem Creek Trails Nov.28
	The Chargers and Rechargers Hiking Club is inviting all hiking enthusiasts to join them on their trip at the Winston-Salem Lake and Salem Creek Trails in North Carolina. The said hiking trip will be held this coming Wednesday, November 28. It is expected to cover about seven miles. The hike is recommended to all levels of hikers. Participants of the trip will be awed with the breath Read Full Story