Black Rock Mountain – Day-Hiking & Backpacking Adventure
Date(s) & Time(s):
April 9th – April 10th
Apr 9 at 8 AM to Apr 10 at 10 AM
Location:
Black Rock Mountain State Park – Google
Details:
BACKPACKERS & DAYHIKERS WELCOME!
NOTE: LIMITED AVAILABILITY FOR OVERNIGHTERS (4 SPOTS LEFT) DAY-HIKERS ARE WELCOME ON ALL PORTIONS OF THIS ADVENTURE.
It’s time for another adventure at Midlife Hiking Club! I promised an active and busy backpacking season! This adventure takes us to Black Rock Mountain State Park and will include summits and waterfalls as a reward for making the journey. Thanks to Snake Stepper, REI, and AtlantaTrails.com for this adventure recommendation.
This adventure is free, short of the Georgia State Park parking $5 to $10 dollars per vehicle. The backpacking / overnight portion of this adventure has limited availability (6 members) due to primitive site occupancy restrictions in the park. For overnighters / backpackers above the 6 members, there are other camping options available at the park. Please read the itinerary carefully as we are day-hiking several trails before backpacking to our campsite.
This is a Fur-Baby Friendly area, so bring along your four-legged hiking pals to enjoy nature with you. Liberty will be involved in every part of this adventure. If you have issues with dogs, please take that into consideration when planning on participating. All dogs must be leashed and/or under physical control by their owner.
Location:
Black Rock Mountain State Park
3085 Black Rock Mountain Parkway
Mountain City, GA 30562
Start Time: Saturday April 9th, 2016 @ 8:00am
Start Location: James Edmund’s Trail – Parking Area
End Time: Sunday April 10th, 2016 @ 10:00am
End Location: James Edmund’s Trail – Parking Area
~ITINERARY~
The itinerary is for reference only and is subject to drastic changes throughout the adventure.
April 9th, 2016
Moderate Hiking (~7.00 miles total)
8:00am – 10:00am (2.2 miles) – Hike Tennessee Rock Trail (Loop)
10:00am – 12:00pm (1.2 miles) – Hike Ada-Hi Falls Trail Visit Overlooks, Trading Post and Nature Center.
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12:00pm – 2:00pm (1.0 miles) – Drive to and hike Black Rock Lake Trail and enjoy lunch at the lake.
2:00pm – 4:00pm – (1.2 miles) Drive back to James Edmund’s Trail and Hike to Fern Cove Campsite.
2 Day – 1 Night Adventure
Total Miles (6.00-8.00 miles)
Remember this is the South East and the weather can change every 7 minutes. Be prepared for cooler nights and bring plenty of water. You should have enough food / snacks for one night and 1.5 days.
Maps and directions to the trailhead and starting campsite will be posted in the event, so please pay close attention and contact me if you have any questions. I will take care of camping permits and the sites can only accommodate 6 people, so please let me know your intention to join us, so I can plan accordingly. Remember to click the GOING button if you intend to participate
The Ten Essentials (for safety, survival and basic comfort)
1. Navigation – MHC Provided
2. Sun Protection
3. Insulation (cold weather protection)
4. Illumination
5. First-aid Kit
6. Fire Starter
7. Repair Kit/Tools
8. Nutrition (1 night, 1.5 days + 1 day extra emergency)
9. Emergency Shelter (bivy, tent, tarp or reflective blanket)
10. Hydration (Lots of water and purification)
MHC group leaders have these and more to provide members, in the case of necessity. Please always be prepared for the worst!
We practice LEAVE NO TRACE!! Please make sure you are fully aware of our club standards when visiting nature:
1. Plan ahead and prepare!
2. Travel and camp on durable surfaces.
3. Dispose of waste properly.
4. LEAVE WHAT YOU FIND!
5. Minimize campfire impacts.
6. Respect wildlife!
7. Be considerate of other visitors!
If you need any details on the leave no trace ethics, that we practice, please don’t hesitate to contact me directly!