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Little Brown Bat
On October 24th join the DOC for a moon lit hike up Peter’s Mountain. The 4 mile hike will be on moderate to strenuous terrain at an average pace. Learn about the Little Brown Bat and why 98% of them have expired in Pennsylvania and other states. Bring headlamps or flashlights. Meet at the Clarks Ferry AT parking lot (40.395767,-77.00871) at 6:30 pm. Call 395-2462 or email dtakach@duncannonatc.org to register.
Where have all the Monarchs gone? Join the Duncannon Outdoor Club on Family Hiking Day, Saturday, September 26th to find out the answer. This hike will offer three possible options. Option one is a hike up to Hawk Rock for 2 miles out and back on moderate to strenuous terrain, at an average pace. The second option will continue from the top of Hawk Rock on the ridge to the blue trail, back on reservoir road for a loop hike. This will be an 8 mile hike. If the group so chooses there is a third option of continuing from the blue trail on the reservoir road to the old furnace stack and back on Reservoir Road for a ten mile loop hike. Meet at 9:00am at the Hawk Rock AT Trailhead by Tubby’s Restaurant in Duncannon. To Register call 717-395-2462 or email dtakach@ducannonatc.org.
On August 15th, the Duncannon Outdoor Club lead an educational hike around the lake at Wildwood Park & Nature Center. Hike leader Deb Takach told us all about the local turtles and where we would most likely find them. It was an educational and pleasant day spent walking around a scenic environment with good people. All in all, it was a nice experience for friends, family, and outdoor enthusiasts. Be sure to join us for our next hike.