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September 30, 2006
Announcing the new Southeastern Foot Trails Coalition Coffee Blend!
Don't panic - it's organic!
Are you a coffee lover? Are you interested in protecting open space for current and future generations to enjoy? Now you can wake up in the morning and enjoy a fresh cup of fine coffee knowing that your purchase is helping to develop hiking trails in the southeastern United States.
American Hiking Society is proud to announce a partnership with the Alabama based company - Higher Ground - to help support American Hiking Society's work in the southeast. Higher Ground has developed a new blend of 100% organic, Fair Trade certified, shade grown coffee for your enjoyment. A portion of each purchase of the coffee will benefit American Hiking Society.
The Southeastern Foot Trail Coalition Blend is an exceptional medium roast with a rich taste and full flavor. This medium bodied coffee carries a taste of wild berries and a subtle dark chocolate
finish.
Please visit Higher Ground Roasters website today and pick-up some fresh roasted coffee for you or a friend!
Posted by Jeffrey Hunter at 07:30 AM
September 29, 2006
The Great Southeastern Hiking Festival!
Save the Date!
Next spring, hundreds of hiking enthusiasts will gather at the Montreat Conference Center in the beautiful Black Mountains of North Carolina to attend The Great Southeastern Hiking Festival! The festival will be a fun filled weekend of hiking (more than 20 hikes planned!), education, inspiring speakers, entertainment (including live music!) and friendship.
The event will be jointly hosted by the Carolina Mountain Club, Nantahala Hiking Club, North Carolina Bartram Trail Society, Friends of the Mountains to Sea Trail, and the Montreat Trail Club.
Whether you're new to hiking or have been involved with hiking clubs for years, you won't want to miss this event! Details will follow in the coming weeks, and registration will open in early January '07.
For more information please visit The Great Southeastern Hiking Festival website, or write to Jeffrey Hunter! See y'all there!
Posted by Jeffrey Hunter at 10:11 AM