Saturday morning, the McDowell Trails Association will lead folks on a hike of the Point Lookout Trail, which is located between Old Fort and Ridgecrest. This popular trail has been closed for the past couple of months, but the work to repair it is finished and it is now open again for walking. It reopened in time for the peak colors of the fall leaf season.
PHOTOS COURTESY OF STEVE PIERCE
Here is a picture of the Point Lookout Trail before the repairs were made by the U.S. Forest Service. All the work was funded and completed by the Grandfather District of the Pisgah National Forest, said MTA President Steve Pierce.
PHOTOS COURTESY OF STEVE PIERCE
Here is a picture of the same spot along the Point Lookout Trail after the repairs were completed.
Dog Breeds That Make , the Best Companions. Here are eight breeds that have been recently voted as perfect for companionship. 1, Labradoodle. The Labradoodle is known for being energetic and agile. 2, Golden Retriever. Deeply loyal, Golden Retrievers love to please their owners and love consistent exercise. . 3, Chorkie. Chorkies are considered a feisty breed, but they are also playful and lovable. 4, Dalmatian . Dalmatians are known for being a loyal breed and are great companions for jogging and hiking. 5, Australian Shepherd Dog. This breed is a great companion for hiking and frisbee, as well as some mental gymnastics. 6, Jack Russell Terrier. Jack Russells are almost always up for a game of fetch or flyball. 7, Pembroke Welsh Corgi. These playful and cheerful dogs were a favorite of the late Queen Elizabeth II. 8, English Springer Spaniel. Known for their boundless energy, English Springer Spaniels love play that involves a hunt
Saturday morning, the McDowell Trails Association will lead folks on a hike of the Point Lookout Trail, which is located between Old Fort and Ridgecrest. This popular trail has been closed for the past couple of months, but the work to repair it is finished and it is now open again for walking. It reopened in time for the peak colors of the fall leaf season.
Here is a picture of the Point Lookout Trail before the repairs were made by the U.S. Forest Service. All the work was funded and completed by the Grandfather District of the Pisgah National Forest, said MTA President Steve Pierce.
