May 6th 2013 DATC Meeting

Duncannon Appalachian Trail Community LogoThe next DATC meeting will be Monday, May 6th 2013 at 6:30 PM in the Duncannon Borough Office located at 428 North High Street.  All interested parties are welcome.

The agenda will primarily be focused on managing the upcoming Saturday June 1st, 2013 Duncannon AT Community Festival. Topics will include attracting more volunteers, vendors and attendees.

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Please log your volunteer hours here

Subscribe to the DATC Newsletter

DATC NewsletterThe Duncannon Appalachian Trail Community is proud to announce the release of its much anticipated newsletter. If you signup now you’ll be sure to get the next available e-newsletter as soon as it is published and distributed to community-minded people such as yourself.

We’ll be sending out informational e-mails in the form of digital newsletters to anyone who is interested in the following topics: Continue reading

Duncannon Outdoor Club (DOC) April Hike

On Sat. April 20th join the DOC early bird hike at the Wildwood Nature Center in search of Bluebirds, Red-winged Blackbirds and Wood Thrushes. Meet at the Duncannon Family Health Center at 9:00 am to carpool. Bring water, a snack, and binoculars. Call 834-9216 or email dtakach@duncannonatc.org to register.

Eastern Bluebird

Eastern Bluebird

Red Winged Blackbird

Red Winged Blackbird

Wood Thrush

Wood Thrush

April 2013 DATC Meeting

The next DATC meeting will be Monday, April 15th 2013 at 6:30 PM in the Duncannon Borough Office. All interested parties are welcome.

The agenda will include restructuring of the DATC Board membership, follow up on spring Duncannon Outdoors Club schedule, Fundraising, AT Community signs, 2013 Budget Proposal, Post-event mural/banner,  spring clean-up of Noyes Park and Duncannon Promotion flyer.

Please log your volunteer hours here

February meeting minutes are available here

KTA Hiking Tips

Hiking Tips from the Keystone Trails Association

Winter weather is upon us, and for animals and people alike, that means hibernation. If you love hiking, don’t let the winter months deter you from enjoying all the beauty the season has to offer. Winter creates a whole new set of challenges, so never overestimate your ability even on familiar hikes. Take the appropriate precautions by following these winter hiking tips, and you won’t have to miss out!