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Brisk Hike Series: 6:45 Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve, Cary

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Monday, May 5, 2008 at 6:45 PM
Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve
Cary, NC 27511

4.5 (5 ratings)

Meeting Description

Who

Anyone who can walk 3-to-3.5 MPH is welcome to hike it with us. Even if you can't walk that fast, you can meet us and enjoy Hemlock Bluffs on your own.

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"Meet at the bulletin board by the upper parking lot"
--Chip

Details

***** 6:45 ***** 6:45 ***** 6:45 *****

This is becoming a weekly event as we watch the changes in HBNP throughout the seasons.

This will be a ~2.3 mile BRISK hike on trails in beautiful Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve, 2616 Kildaire Farm Road in south Cary, with occasional screeching halts to try to identify birds. Bring binocs if you have them. There will be a lot of down-and-up on this hike, as there are a LOT of steps(stairs), and we will tread on each and every one, twice!! You should be in good physical condition for this hike.

NOTE: Departure time is **promptly at 6:45**. Gates are locked around sunset so we must be out by then. If raining more than a sprinkle, hike is canceled.

We will meet at the bulletin board nearest the nature center by the parking lot.

Information about Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve is here:
http://www.townofcary...

From Tryon Road & Kildaire Farm Road, go south on Kildaire Farm Road 1.3 miles and look for the Hemlock Bluffs sign on the right (in the middle of the massive construction zone).

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Who Attended

The organizer estimated that 9 people attended.

  • Devon Broughton
    "Great place and fantastic weather! I'd forgotten that there were so many great hills back there! Wonderful people--had a good time!"

  • Chip
    +1 guest
    "Saw or heard following birds: cardinal, wood thrush, Swainson's thrush, Carolina wren, unid.woodpecker & tufted titmouse? Tulip tree wasw the Official Tree of the Walk. Will check on the heath-like tall shrub with the bell-like white flowers."

  • barb young
    "Good evening for a hike. Can't wait to find out about the flowering shrub"

  • charles kile
    "please keep chip"