Sierra Club - West Virginia

6-mile, moderate hike. On this continuation of our Tuscarora Trail adventures, we will explore the trail and a stream valley between Hampshire Grade Road and High Rock. We will walk through a forest of oak, hickory, and maple with some good views of the surrounding valleys. There will be considerable elevation changes, though gradual. It is appropriate for individuals who are moderately fit and comfortable on rugged trails. Well-behaved dogs on leashes are welcome. There is no charge for this hike, though contributions are welcome.
Bring water and a sack lunch. Long pants may be advisable for brushy areas, and hiking poles or a walking stick may be helpful for some.
We will carry on in light rain but cancel if a storm or heavy precipitation is expected.

This hike is open to all. It is an easy 2-mile hike on gently rolling hills. We will have some good views of the Potomac River.
Bring: Water, snacks, and shoes appropriate for a woodland hike.
Meet: Yankauer Preserve parking area, 438 Whitings Neck Road, Martinsburg, WV
Cancellation policy: We will cancel for heavy downpours or thunderstorms.
Register and sign the e-waiver form at sierraclub.org/west-virginia/events. (Click the event on the December calendar to be taken to the registration page.)

6-mile, moderate hike. We will explore some of the busiest, most popular areas of Harpers Ferry as well as woodland areas few people know about. Some new trails have recently been developed by area volunteers. Winter will allow beautiful views of the Potomac River and the surrounding hills. Our route will take us on pavement, steep rock staircases, and earthen forest trails. It is appropriate for adults and children (accompanied by adults) capable of the distance and a couple of steep hills on uneven terrain. There is no charge for the hike, but donations are welcome.
Bring water and a snack. Wear shoes appropriate for the varying tread and terrain, and poles or a walking stick may be helpful for some.
We will carry on in light rain, but cancel in case of icy conditions or heavy precipitation.