Hike Photos

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25 Hikers:  2 hiked, 2.5; 14 hiked 5.1; & 9 hiked 8.2

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...on a HOTTT Summer's Day...7  people hiked 4 miles while 20 hiked 6.5 miles.

29 hikers hiked either 2, 4 or 8.3 miles on several trails along creeks & under the cover of trees...

18 hikers:  6 hiked 5 miles and 12 hiked the 10.  Got lost during the 1st 2.5 mile "lollipop loop"; walked a dirt road "the last unknown miles" when OLLI CAME TO THE RESCUE...with .6 miles remaining on this dirt road, a passing dirt biker while avoiding  a large root in the road ended up going over his handlebars in front of us hikers.  Injured & on the ground...former nurses Delia and Vicky tended to the  rider,  Matt.  Delia called his mom.  Meanwhile, runner Floyd ran back to John T's pick up truck and returned to the scene of the accident.  Matt was helped into John's van, who along with Vicky, drove to the hospital (followed in a car driven by Gary).  Later, Mary received a text from Matt's mom indicating her son had a dislocated shoulder, a brusied knee, and a concussion, and she thanked us for the help we gave her son....Well done Olli hikers.... 

35 hikers hiked either 5.1 or 8 miles

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32 hikers hiked either 5.4 or 9 miles in memory of Chip Haynes who was to lead this hike but tragically passed away the day  before.  The hike was done with the permission of his wife, Diana, who said "Chip would have wanted us to hike, today."  On our return back, we got off the trail and grouped in a circle in an opening along The Sagehen Creek for a moment of silence to remember our hiker, our friend, Chip Haynes.  Kind words of fond remembrances were spoken and we concluded with the  understanding that we will meet again, here, in future years to always remember Chip.

32 hikers hiked between  1  - 8 miles.

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42 hikers hiked either 5 or 9.5 miles in 80+ degree heat on the treeless, rolling hills of West Keystone.

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31 hikers, hiked either 5 or 6 miles  Found a horned rimmed toad but no monkeys....

23 hikers hiked either 3.5 or 7.3 miles on an asphalt, downhill trail (up, on the return) crossing 7 streets below the neighborhoods of Robb Drive ( & making it back to the cars just before the hail ).

34 hikers did either 2.5 miles on the windy (not winding) trail to The Outlook (where the wind actually blew a hiker off  their feet & onto the rocky ground; thankfully nothing was broken!)  &/or an additional 2.5 miles on the as windy if not windier trail of The Hills.

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11 hikers hiked 7.25 miles on a "cold, & windy day on a super muddy trail." (anonymous hiker)

42 hikers hiked between 5 - 8 miles on a dirt trail and through rock covered grasslands to reach prehistoric rock formations called petroglyphs.

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47 hikers walked either 4.5, 5.5 or 7.2 miles on the path along the flood ravaged banks spewed with piles of rocks & dirt of the Alum  Creek in Caughlin Ranch.

42 hikers hiked either 6. 9, or 11 miles in 60 degree temps.

43 hikers; 21 did 6.4 & 22  did a 10 mile hike.

36 hikers hiked between 3.8 - 10.1 miles.  Highlight of hike was stopping at Mayberry Barn, built in the 1800's, with about a  dozen goats walking around, being petted &/or  trying to eat our clothing; 3 dogs; and a bunch of caged roosters; with an informative talk given by its owner.

23 hikers hiked either 8.1 or 5.7 miles.  Cloudy, rainy, and windy  weather prior to start of hike gave way to NO rain and...for a moment in time, a skyline with one of the most perfectly shaped rainbow imaginable (and photographed beautifully by Mike Irwin and Warren)!

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After two straight days of rain, we did an 8.5 mile hike in 60+ degree weather from Rock Park, Sparks to downtown Reno bridge aside the roaring, fast moving, overflowing Truckee River.