The River to River Trail

For todays’ hike, we gathered at a curve on a gravel road…on Bowman Bottoms Road. We weren’t ‘in the bottoms” tho. Megan Henderson led 14 hikers, none of which were “new” to the Society. We headed off South along a power lineRead More

The River to River Trail Society announces its 10th public hike of the 2026 spring hiking season on May 3rd. Hiking: Horse Creek Trail (Alexander County). This hike is free and open to the public. This will be a very difficult loopRead More

The skies were bright blue, with a few puffy white clouds and the forest greenery was showing as Carl Brannan led 23 hikers from our meeting spot on Stone Bottom road, down trail 481. We even had 3 new hikers. Most hadRead More

The River to River Trail Society announces its 9th public hike of the 2026 Spring hiking season on May 2nd.  Hiking: Bulge Hole/Schwegman Ecological Area (Johnson County). This hike is free and open to the public. This will be a moderately difficultRead More

It was a rainy Saturday morning, but, 11 hardy hikers braved the showers to meet at a shelter at Dixon Springs State Park.  We had all looked at the radar maps on our phones, and felt like the rain would soon pass.Read More

The River to River Trail Society announces its 8th public hike of the 2026 Spring hiking season on April 25th.  Hiking: Lusk Creek, Salt Peter Cave, Natural Bridge, Secret Canyon (Pope County). This hike is free and open to the public. ThisRead More

The sun broke thru in the South side of the Crab Orchard National Wildlife refuge just in perfect timing Saturday, April 11th, for Cathy Jennings to lead 18 hikers on about a 4 mile hike on the Wild Turkey Trail. Birds wereRead More

The River to River Trail Society announces its 7th public hike of the 2026 Spring hiking season on April 18th. Hiking: Dixon Springs. (Pope County). This hike is free and open to the public. This will be a moderately difficult hike approximatelyRead More

The River to River Trail Society announces its 6th public hike of the 2026 Spring hiking season on April 11th  Hiking: Wild Turkey Trail (Williamson County). This hike is free and open to the public. It will have a proliferation of wildflowersRead More

It was a bright, clear, sunny, with a bit of wind, Saturday morning that 23 hikers gathered at the parking lot of New Simpson-Tunnel Hill school to be led by Sam Morales. We had several new to the Society hikers. We loadedRead More