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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20160319T083000
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SUMMARY:Hiking – Coopers Furnace Trail - #_LOCATIONNAME - 19 Mar 16 08:30
DESCRIPTION:Date: Saturday\, March 19\, 2016\nHiking Distance: 5 miles\nDif
 ficulty Level: D2 (Beginner’s Hike)\nCarpool Time: 8:30 am at Intown\nCa
 rpool fee: $8 per person for 4 people sharing a car\nHike Leader: Peter de
  Lastic (770-880-2966)\n\nCooper Branch Trail —length: 0.3 miles\nThe Co
 oper Branch Trail mostly follows the shoreline of Allatoona Lake offering 
 the hiker scenic views of Allatoona Lake. There are some bluebird boxes an
 d down trees which is an excellent habitat for wildlife. If you look close
 ly and are quiet you might see some bluebirds and other wildlife while wal
 king the trail. This trail consists of hills and the forest has mixed pine
  and hardwoods.\n\nCooper’s Furnace Trail - length: 1 mile\nThe Cooper
 ’s Furnace Trail follows the route of a 19th Century mining railroad thr
 ough a mixed pine and hardwood forest. The forest has a rich variety of tr
 ees\, shrubs\, wildflowers\, and an abundance of wildlife. A beaver and a 
 muskrat inhabit the pond at the end of the trail.\n\nLaurel Ridge Trail - 
 length: 1 mile\nThe Laurel Ridge Trail crosses the slopes of mixed a pine 
 and hardwood covered ridge overlooking the Etowah River Valley. Theses slo
 pes are graced by a variety of trees\, shrubs\, and wildflowers. Wildlife 
 and breathtaking Blue Ridge vistas are common to this trail. You will be a
 ble to access the Pine Mountain Recreation Area from this trail. Pine Moun
 tain Recreation Area is managed and maintained by Cartersville Parks and R
 ecreation.\n\nAllatoona Dam\, the Cooper’s Furnace historic area and All
 atoona Lake. Wildlife which may be encountered includes deer\, turkey\, fo
 x\, bobcat\, squirrel\, and rabbit. Birds frequently seen are hawks\, blue
  jays\, songbirds\, and crows. Occasionally\, a Bald Eagle may even be spo
 tted along the river.\n\nThings to bring: - Lunch or snacks - Water (1-1.5
  liters) - Hiking Shoes &amp\; Pole - Layered clothing - Hat and maybe glo
 ves - Camera (optional).
CATEGORIES:Hiking
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