Spring Outdoors!
March 20 to June 20, 2025
Spring Outdoors 2025 will soon be underway! The online calendar will be up in early March and it will be updated regularly. Check the calendar often for new events. You can find the online calendar here.
Walk and event leaders, please use the form linked below to submit your activity. We recommend you require registration to assist with walk and event planning. Please submit at least three weeks before your event to ensure there is time for it to appear in the online guide in advance of your event.
Members & Partners may host a Spring Outdoors. All you have to do is fill out the easy online form here.
Please email Fran@tlgv.org with any questions.
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To clarify what participants can expect from a Spring Outdoors experience we've created the following guidelines for hike and walks.
Walks: Walks are on paved or reasonably well-maintained graded paths, i.e. sidewalks, paved river trails and hard-packed surfaces, such as the Air Line Trail.
Hikes: Hikes are on unpaved trails, often featuring uneven terrain and elevation change, including logging roads and blazed trails.
Easy
The terrain will be mostly level but could include slight inclines or declines. Terrain could also include protruding rocks and roots. Generally, less than 3 miles and no more than two hours of activity.
Moderate
The terrain will likely include moderate inclines or declines and may also have some shorter steep sections. Terrain will likely include protruding rocks and roots, some water crossings and rock scrambling. Generally, 3-5 miles and 2-4 hours of activity. A shorter hike – in mileage, time or both -- may be considered moderate depending on conditions and terrain.
Difficult
The terrain will have great elevation change and challenging terrain. Terrain could also involve extended rock scrambles and difficult water crossings. Generally, 5+ miles and 4+ hours of activity; A shorter hike – in mileage, time or both -- may considered difficult depending on conditions and terrain.
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