May 7 - Alexander’s Ford, Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail Walk where our 1780’s forefathers, the Revolutionary Patriot militia, journeyed, camped, and crossed the Green River towards Cowpens, SC. A 1.1-mile trail will lead to the Green River where we will explore a bit in the fields and then back to the trailhead to enjoy post-hike fellowship at the covered picnic area.

May 21 - Lazy Girl This is a 1-mile easy walk of about an hour. The trail traverses a stream and connects Esseola Drive through the woods to Laurel Drive in Saluda. This is a great in town option to road walking. No pets on this walk.

• Jun 4 - Henry’s Nature Center Trails Explore the wooded terrain of Henry’s Nature Center on this 2-mile walk that transverses an old home site and the new Pavilion honoring Henry Cart who loved to explore the woods of Saluda.

• June 18 - Little White Oak Experience this moderate walk on the beautiful 300- acre parcel that features hiking and biking trails adjacent to Polk Middle School.

• July 2 - Old Home Place Walk #2 Explore more of the Old Home Place in Holbert Cove on different tails within the Dart-McCutcheon property. You will get a glimpse of life in the 19th century with old homesteads, fields, streams, and water cascades. This walk requires specific permission and not open to the public.

July 16 - Wilkes Twin Lakes Walk along the trail of Twin Lakes and enjoy a swim afterwards. Bring a picnic but leave your pets at home.

August 6 - Missing 40 This 1-mile loop of moderate, wooded trail walking, will take about 1-2 hours. The trailhead is located on Pearson Falls Road just above the concrete bridge over the North Pacolet River. The trail is well blazed, kid and pet friendly, and has several easy water crossings.

August 20 - Green River Cove Walk along Old Cove Road that went from Saluda to Green River in the 1920’s.The trail follows a stream down to Fish Top Access. The walk will be easy to moderate, occasionally steep, but with great views!