Nature

Nature, Cheaper Than Therapy.

Life.

Of all the paths you take in Life,
make sure a few of them are dirt.           
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-Reginald        

 WE LOVE 2 HIKE

 

“Where other lovers of the outdoors can meet, play and of course, Hike!"

 

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Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost.
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Singles , ONLY!!! Hike at Red Top Mountain State Park $15
Saturday, October 26, 2013

9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

 

Red Top Mountain State Park

659 Red Top Mountain Road Southeast, Cartersville, GA

 

Singles Hike at Red Top Mountain State Park   The Fee for this hike is $15.00

 

Grab your sneakers / boots and explore the beautiful nature of
Atlanta at Red Top Mountain State Park. You will get to meet and mingle with
other singles as you hike through a guided adventure.
Saturday, October 26, 2013 
9:00am to 1:00pm
Not a pro? No worries! This hike is meant for everyone. Take
in Georgia’s beautiful natural views as you hike through the wilderness with an
experienced guide. Expect to enjoy, the chance to mix and mingle with other
singles. Make sure to bring water and snacks. You’ll have the opportunity to
really take in the views while enjoying more social time with new friends.
All you have to do is arrive with an open mind and leave the
rest to your guide. You never know who you will meet! Park at the Visitor
Center and meet your guide, Reginald, in the parking lot. ($5.00 fee for
parking). Reginald will be dressed in orange.
The address is:
659 Red Top Mt Rd., Cartersville, GA. 30121.
Bring water! The hike will start promptly at 9AM.  The Fee for this hike is $15.00
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Team - We have an opportunity to share with our local networks why national park closures are relevant to all of us, and how parks ARE essential. Here is one of several articles circulating today that help make the case - please share, call your folks to action (including your congress(wo)men) , and promote dialog wherever you can: http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/wilderness-resources/blogs/how-the-government-shutdown-affects-our-national-parks