Hiking News Sunday 7th September 2008

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THURSDAY, 4 SEPTEMBER 2008
	Annual ADTS Hiker Reunion at Manitou Springs
	Members of the American Discovery Trail Society (ADTS) and their families will enjoy a weekend of fun in Manitou Springs in Colorado, September 18 to 21. The four-day event will consist of membership meeting, board of directors meeting, the first-ever ADTS Hiker Reunion and other activities. On the opening day, attendees will explore the Pikes Peak area such as the Air Force Academy and Oly Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 3 SEPTEMBER 2008
	Hike The Highlands Festival Opens on September 12
	Interested hikers still have a few remaining days to register for the upcoming 5th Annual Hike the Highlands Festival to be held on Sept. 12-21, 2008 in Ingonish, Nova Scotia. This hiking festival located along the Cabot Trail, on Cape Breton Island will feature 24 guided hikes over 10 days, evening presentations, opening and closing ceremonies and a bonfire. New this year, hikers will be able Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 2 SEPTEMBER 2008
	Frontenac Challenge 2008 Kicks Off Today
	The Friends of Frontenac Park, in cooperation with Frontenac Provincial Park, will launch today the 16th Frontenac Challenge, an annual event which involves walking and hiking all 160 km of the splendid Frontenac Provincial Park's trail. The hiking challenge will culminate on October 31. Interested parties can pick up the registration form from the Frontenac Provincial Park Office and obtain a Read Full Story
MONDAY, 1 SEPTEMBER 2008
	Exeter Hiker Reaches Maine
	Adam Crosier, the 29-year old hiker of Exeter Township, has beaten the odds after successfully hiking across the whole Appalachian Trail, crossing 14 states and walking 2,175 miles from Georgia to Maine. Crosier, who started off his voyage last March on Springer Mountain, is now included in the rank of few elite hikers who have walked the entire Appalachian Trail. According to Appalachian Tr Read Full Story