About 

The Greeneville Hiking & Cycling Club is a registered Non Profit Corporation in the State of Tennessee and can be verified  under our founding name "Greeneville Hiking Club". We are a non-profit organization created for public benefit to promote outdoor recreational activities and social fellowship in the Regional Areas of Eastern TN, and Western NC regions to include the Pisgah and Cherokee National Forests, The Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and the State and Local area forests and parks. The club engages primarily in hiking, but also includes bicycling, community activities, trail maintenance and conservation activities, camping, backpacking, canoeing, and kayaking.

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NOTICE 1 UPCOMING SCHEDULE CHANGES (Expires 2/3/2020)
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    1. 1) Due to the upcoming USFS Chainsaw Certification Class on January 31 and February 1, Hike Leader Jeannine Horton is rescheduling the hike on the Winter Calendar for Saturday February 1 to Sunday February 2, at 8 am in the morning. Yes that’s 8 am on a Sunday due to the travel time, and daylight hours! If someone else would like to volunteer to lead this hike on Saturday or any other hike Saturday February 1, please let Jeannine know as soon as Possible!

NOTICE 2 Safety Issue
(Expires TBA)
​Both the USA Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organization have advised that we are in one of the worst flu and respiratory virus seasons in almost 50 years. Please prepare yourself to stay healthy and take steps to help keep others from infection by following good hygiene and frequent quality hand washing techniques, cover your coughs and sneezes, wipe touched items with sanitizers, and when sick stay out of the public or wear an appropriate N95 facemask. There are some deadly and easy transmitted infections that are also drug resistant, emerging. Stay safe! Stay Informed. For more information please go to the cdc.gov website and/or the who.int and search viral and infectious diseases. If your a real researcher do a general google
​of virology and epidemiology too!