About 

During the great depression in 1932, a group of enthusiastic folks formed an association to enjoy each other's company while engaging in local, inexpensive, outdoor recreation activities. Today, the Club is an incorporated, nonprofit, 501(c)3, all volunteer organization with one or two activities most weeks of the year.

The Club maintains a section of the Appalachian Trail and participates in the Mason-Dixon Trail system.

Our purpose is to provide hiking and appropriate use of outdoor recreation assets. Our members include all kinds of people of all ages who share an interest in hiking and walking.

Activity of the Club are memorialized in a log that is published once a year by the annual logbook committee. The Club maintains memberships in and sends representatives to the meetings of the Appalachian Trail Conference, the Keystone Trails Association and the Mason-Dixon Trail System. A presence on Facebook is maintained.