Women’s Day Hike & Eagle Watching

February 18, 2012

Lake Guntersville is known for it’s great fishing but not all the fishermen ride in a bass boat!  The most graceful fisher of the waters is the bald eagles.  In January and February, Lake Guntersville becomes a nesting spot for migrating eagles and they are magnificent to watch as they soar and dive!  Spend a day wandering the trails of Guntersville State Park, looking for eagles, and enjoying the wilderness and company of a few friends.  Starting at the lodge, we will follow the Lodge, Lickskillet, Meridith, and Golf Trails for a easy to moderate 4-4.5 mile loop overlooking Town Creek.

Be sure to dress in layers and wear sturdy shoes.  Bring water and  your camera.  A good pair of binoculars would be a great idea as well!  After we get off the trail, we can grab a quick bite for lunch before heading home.

• February 18, 2012 - 8:00am
• Meet at Hampton Cove Publix
• Bring water, a snack, and camera
• Cost: Free! (Donations welcome)