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Photos from a 2006 OCG Sierra hike in the Uwharries courtesy of Tu Dang (below and at right)

uwharries hike photo

Photos from a 2004 OCG Sierra hike in Duke Forest
courtesy of Brian Rosa

duke forest hike


duke forest hike

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outings
Ongoing Service Outings | Current Outings

   
AUG 22-24 (Fri-Sun) Mt. Rogers Blueberry Pancake & Err...Backpack

SEPT 20 (Sat) White Water Rafting Trip to the US National Whitewater Center in Charlotte

SEPT 27 (Sat) Celebrate National Public Lands Day with Us and Help Plant Trees

OCT 10-12 (Fri-Sun) Navigation Basecamp at Mt. Rogers - An Educational Outings from the NC/VA Chapters of the Sierra Club

Note: The NC Sierra Club's Outings calendar is updated more frequently than this page and may list events that have not yet been posted here. This page will continue to include full details for any local outings that are not listed on the NC Sierra Club's calendar (see, for example, our ongoing service outings).

First-timer? Please read:
You do not have to be a Sierra Club member to participate in our outings, but you must register with the listed contact person for the outing. No firearms or radios are allowed. Pets are not allowed unless specifically indicated in the outing description. Car pooling to the trail head is encouraged. A deposit may be required by the leader to ensure that those who sign up also show up. Be sure to bring appropriate clothing, appropriate footwear, any required equipment, and a smile.

All participants on Sierra Club outings are required to sign a standard liability waiver. If you would like to read the liability waiver before you chose to
participate on an outing, refer to this link or contact the Outings department at (415) 977-5630 for a printed version.

uwharries hike photo


3rd Saturday - Bolin Creek Trail. Work is continuing on the Bolin Creek habitat restoration project. After a fairly small amount of work, a significant improvement is now visible along the Greenway. Almost all of the Chinese privet has been removed from the first target section, and we’ve put a dent in the bittersweet and wisteria as well. There may be an opportunity this winter to reintroduce some more desirable native species

This is a long-term project, and we need many more volunteers. It’s hard work, but very rewarding. The difference is visible immediately, and the effect is long lasting. After the initial pilot project is complete, other sections of the creek will be targeted. The plan is to include neighborhood groups from the various areas adjacent to the creek.

We meet the third Saturday of each month at the Greenway entrance on Bolinwood Drive, just off Hillsborough Street in Chapel Hill. Please contact Bill Bracey at { arbornet "at" mindspring "dot" com } or 942-9937 if you are interested in participating.

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