Ginger led a dozen of us down thru Maude's Crack and up to the John Muir Overlook. A lot of first timers to Maude's joined us and looked a little apprehensive when Ginger donned her snake proof's. I filled in for Bill Harris by spinning the yarn about the tragic events suffered by the Roysden family in the early 1900's. By the way, the ladder on the way up to the overlook has been torn down. The overlook is still accessible but w/ slightly more difficulty. See Ginger and Jim's photos.
We Welcome all hikers and hope you will join us for our upcoming hikes below. Membership is not required however If you want to join go to this website https://tennesseetrails.org/plans/memberships/ and fill out the form. Annual membership is $25. Or print off the form and bring it and a check made out to Tennessee Trails Association to one of our hikes. Chapter Chair is Norm Brinsley (931) 202-2338, huxianlj@gmail.com or plateau@tennesseetrails.org.
Saturday's Maude's Crack Hike
Ginger led a dozen of us down thru Maude's Crack and up to the John Muir Overlook. A lot of first timers to Maude's joined us and looked a little apprehensive when Ginger donned her snake proof's. I filled in for Bill Harris by spinning the yarn about the tragic events suffered by the Roysden family in the early 1900's. By the way, the ladder on the way up to the overlook has been torn down. The overlook is still accessible but w/ slightly more difficulty. See Ginger and Jim's photos.