Join the Baton Rouge Group of the Sierra Club for the first in a
series of outdoor outings this fall and winter. Members and non-members
alike are welcome to tag along for a hike at Clark Creek Natural Area in
Mississippi, right across the Louisiana state line. The area is known
for its rugged hills and stunning waterfalls.
DETAILS: We'll be hiking the primitive loop trail, which is 4.7 miles through
the heart of the hills, offering an up-close and at times secluded view
of the several waterfalls that dot the area. The path traverses several
rugged hills through a diverse and stunning mixed hardwood and pine
forest just a stone's throw from the Mississippi River. DIFFICULTY: Intermediate to Advanced
MEETUP: Plan to meet at 7:00am on Saturday, September 26, 2015 at the Trader
Joe's parking lot on Perkins Road in Baton Rouge (corner of Acadian
Thruway just off of I-10) for those who may want to carpool. The drive
to Pond, MS, is around 1 hour and 15 minutes from Baton Rouge.
RSVP: Optional. Use our Facebook Event to invite a friend.
STUFF TO BRING: Be sure to bring a few items including, but not limited to: water (with electrolytes),
light snacks, DEET (to repel ticks), comfortable shoes that can get wet and muddy and
still have traction, and $3 for a parking fee per vehicle.
QUESTIONS: If you have any questions, email Jonathan Olivier at jonathanolivier1990(at)gmail(dot)com
DESTINATION INFO: For more information on the hike,
visit: http://www.backpacker.com/trips/mississippi/baton-rouge-la-clark-creek-natural-area/#bp=0/img1
For GPS Direction: Clark Creek Natural Area
366 Fort Adams Pond Rd, Woodville, Mississippi 39669