Past Activity

Get Acquainted 1st Ribbon Trail Hike

  • Start date: 06/03/2017

  • Start time: 12:00 AM

  • End date: 06/03/2017

  • End time: 11:59 PM

Description:

The Obsidian Publicity Committee is sponsoring two Get Acquainted hikes on National Trails Day for guests. Meet at the Obsidian Lodge to hike on the Ribbon Trail to Hendricks Park. This is an opportunity to find out about the Obsidians, get acquainted with members, and visit our lodge. See the flyer on the home page for directions and map to the lodge.
Drive past the Laurelwood Golf Course, turn right on Spring Blvd, go approx. two blocks. Just after Essex turns left, Spring Blvd dead ends at a private gravel driveway. Turn left and immediately look for the Obsidians Inc. sign and gate(driveway) to your right. Enter the driveway and follow the gravel road to the parking areas and lodge. The lodge is visible from the gate. Call or email the leader if questions, jbjacobsen@comcast.net

  • Event Leader: Janet Jacobsen

  • Event Leader Phone: 541-206-1251

  • Event Leader Email: jbjacobsen@comcast.net

  • Assistant Leader:

  • Event category: Trips

  • Area Type: Urban

  • Departure Location: See Trip Description

  • Rating: Easy

  • Roundtrip total drive miles:

  • Season: 2017

  • Permits Required:

  • Event Status: Passed

  • Supplies and Equipment Required: Water and cold lemonade at the lodge. Shoes with tread for hiking.

  • participant prerequisites:

  • Conditions:

  • Total Distance: 2.5

  • Member Fees:

  • Elevation Gain: 300

  • Non-Member Fees:

  • Committee: Trips

  • Junior member fees:

Trip Report

Five members greeted six guests at the Obsidian lodge for the morning Ribbon Trail hike to Hendricks Park. Cold lemonade and homemade muffins refreshed while guests learned about our historic lodge and upcoming events. During introductions Jorry and Mike gave a special invitation to the Solar Eclipse Explora-Talk. Thanks to Jane Hackett who handled registration and guest packets and “guarded” the lodge during the hike. Guests found out about the hike from the Obsidian website flyer, Register Guard, and the Y Bulletin Board.