City Of Greenboro: Parks And Recreation Winter Hike Series Begins January 1

Greensboro NC

20 December, 2021

12:18 PM

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Press release from the City of Greensboro: 12/20/2021 9:24 AM The Parks and Recreation Department will host a series of guided winter hikes beginning January 1, 2022. Each hike is free, but registration is required.  January 1, 2022 New Year's Day Hike on Nat Greene Trail Distance: 5.6 miles | Duration: 3 hours Bring canned goods, coats, or blankets to donate to Greensboro Urban Ministries. Sign up online. January 17, 2022 Martin Luther King Jr. Day Hike on Piedmont Trail Distance: 6 miles | Duration: 2-3 hours Clean up the trail while hiking. Sign up online. February 13, 2022 Valentine's Day Hike on Palmetto Trail Distance: 2.8 miles | Duration: 2 hours Bring dog food or cat food for donations to the SPCA. Sign up online. March 19, 2022 Spring Equinox Hike on Bill Craft Trail Distance: 7 miles | Duration: 3 hours Learn to recognize the signs of spring. Sign up online. For more information about this program and others lead by City lakes staff, visit this website.   The Parks and Recreation Department will host a series of guided winter hikes beginning January 1, 2022. Each hike is free, but registration is required.  January 1, 2022 New Year's Day Hike on Nat Greene Trail Distance: 5.6 miles | Duration: 3 hours Bring canned goods, coats, or blankets to donate to Greensboro Urban Ministries. Sign up online. January 17, 2022 Martin Luther King Jr. Day Hike on Piedmont Trail Distance: 6 miles | Duration: 2-3 hours Clean up the trail while hiking. Sign up online. February 13, 2022 Valentine's Day Hike on Palmetto Trail Distance: 2.8 miles | Duration: 2 hours Bring dog food or cat food for donations to the SPCA. Sign up online. March 19, 2022 Spring Equinox Hike on Bill Craft Trail Distance: 7 miles | Duration: 3 hours Learn to recognize the signs of spring. Sign up online. For more information about this program and others lead by City lakes staff, visit this website.   This press release was produced by the City of Greensboro. The views expressed here are the author's own.