Hiking News June 2008

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MONDAY, 30 JUNE 2008
	Trails, Campgrounds at Steamboat Springs Now Open
	Several hiking trails and campgrounds at Steamboat Springs, Colorado are now open and ready for use, according to an announcement made by the Forestry officials last June 27. Some of the campgrounds that are now open to the public include the Dry Lake which is located in Buffalo Pass, the Dumont Lake, a section of the Seedhouse Campground, the Freeman Reservoir campground, the Bear Lake, Cold Read Full Story
	Adirondack Hiking Trail to Undergo Changes
	The Adirondack Hiking Trail in New York will be undergoing some changes. The trail is being maintained by the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC). DEC recently revealed its plans to move the southern station of the said trail about six miles to the south in order to keep hikers from hiking on the highway. Meanwhile, a new hiking route is currently awaiting the final app Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 26 JUNE 2008
	Victor Hiking Team to Hold Hiking Trip in Ithaca
	The Victor Hiking Trails, Inc. of Victor, NY is inviting all hiking and outdoor enthusiasts to join their hiking trip in Ithaca which will be held on July 12. According to the event organizers, the group will hike in the Robert H. Treman State Park or the Buttermilk Falls. Participants are requested to bring their own packed lunch and wear appropriate hiking clothes and shoes. All Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 25 JUNE 2008
	Safe Hiking Promoted in Honor of Meredith Emerson
	Right to Hike, Inc. is calling all hiking and outdoor enthusiasts to join them in their effort to promote hiking safety through Dining to Donate program in metro Atlanta Applebee's restaurants. The Dining to Donate program is a tribute to hiker Meredith Emerson who was abducted and murdered during the New Year's Day hike in North Georgia. The event will take place tonight, June 25. Right to H Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 24 JUNE 2008
	Free Guided Hikes at Castle Wilderness Area
	The Castle-Crown Wilderness Coalition is giving all hiking enthusiasts the opportunity to hike along the Castle Wilderness area in Alberta, Canada for free this summer. According to the group's Executive Director Judy Huntley, the hiking trips will not only give the visitors the chance to see various parts of the southwestern part of the province but will also serve as a great exercise for th Read Full Story