When: Wednesday, Aug 6 from 9 am - 2 pm What we'll be doing: Pine Knob Trail Work Calling all volunteers! While the trail to Pine Knob on SAHC's South Yellow Mountain Preserve is in working order, it needs a lot of loving care. We need help with a variety of needs, which include: building […]
Start time: Friday, August 8 at 9 am Distance: 3.8 miles Join SAHC South Yellow Mountain Preserve Manager Park Greer for a moderately strenuous hike to Pine Knob, an exposed rocky outcrop with beautiful views of the Black Mountains. Along the way Park will interpret the area’s geology and history, dating back hundreds of years. […]
Start time: Sunday, August 31 at 9 am Distance: 3.8 miles Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy is hosting a special hike in conjunction with the Hellbender Festival in Spruce Pine! Join SAHC South Yellow Mountain Preserve Manager Park Greer for a moderately strenuous hike to Pine Knob, an exposed rocky outcrop with beautiful views of the […]
Date: Saturday, January 3rd Time: Starting at 10:00 AM Location: South Yellow Mountain Preserve Distance: 3.8 miles Difficulty: Moderately Strenuous (6/10) The hike is FREE for SAHC members, and $10 for non-members. Registration: Pre-registration is REQUIRED below Join SAHC South Yellow Mountain Preserve Manager Park Greer for a moderately strenuous hike to Pine Knob, […]
Date: Saturday, June 27 Time: Starting at 9 AM Where: South Yellow Mountain Preserve Distance: 2.5 miles Difficulty: (8/10 difficulty) Strenuous with several steep sections, 700' elevation gain Cost: FREE for Members, $10 for Non-Members Pre-registration is REQUIRED Join Park Greer for a strenuous 2.5-mile hike at SAHC's South Yellow Mountain Preserve for an opportunity […]
Date: Saturday, July 18, 2026 Time: 10:00 AM Distance: 2.5 miles Elevation: ~400 feet gain then loss. Difficulty: Moderate (6/10) due to uneven and slick terrain, minor scrambling. Join Park Greer, SAHC's Preserve Manager and Erin Goodpaster, SAHC Outreach Program Manager for an untraditional hike as we explore the aquatic environments of the Beaver Creek […]
