?2019 SUMMER HIKE SERIES?
LOOK OUT ROXYANN PEAK HERE WE GO
?GET FIT – CONNECT – EXPLORE?
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WE PROVIDE EVERYTHING YOU NEED:
?Thirty-two Hikes April thru November
?Carpooling – Maps – Hike Difficulty Rating
?Evenings & Weekends – Doggie Information
?Perfect Picture Spots – Post-Hike Beers ‘n Fun
?Cool People – Rad Concept – Positive Vibes
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EVERYTHING YA NEED TO KNOW:
The Rushmore Society, your real life social network of very busy people, INVITE ALL to join us on our famous Southern Oregon hikes! It’s one of the easiest, coolest ways to meet neato active people!
RUSHMORE HIKE BASICS:
WHO: All welcome / MEMBERSHIP DETAILS ABOVE
VIBE: Social — Positive — Fun
WHAT TO BRING: Lunch – Water – Camera – Smile – Sunscreen – Hat – Good Trail Shoes
ROXY ANN PEAK SPECIFICS:
MEET: Below parking lot where old gate was (see below)
MEET TIME: 6:30
ESTIMATED RETURN: 9:00
DOGS: yes, on leash
HIKE DIFFICULTY RATING: easy
HIKE DISTANCE: Various trail options – 4 miles
COMPLETE ROXY DETAILS:
Do More, Live More Hikers unite, we’re out to explore the golden hour and some of the best in-town views of Medford from Roxy Ann Peak!
ROXY IS RATED “E” FOR EASY & covers 4 miles with moderate elevation gain
NOTE: we may explore some trails off the road to add challenge and workout, making this a “moderate” level hike. Many options exist and we may have multiple leaders taking different routes.
Roxy Ann Peak Trail is a 4 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Medford, Oregon that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as easy.
Most people use the gravel road to get up there, but unnoticed they have been adding tons of trails to go on instead. As a group or separately, we may choose one of these more challenging trails.
Each has sweeping views from almost anywhere on the trail. A few good view points with picnic tables, benches, etc. Well cared for and they keep working on it to make it better.
The only downside is the big trucks driving by for the rock quarry. They water the road down too to help with dust for the trucks and it ends up on you. But still a very nice hike! I hike it when I get a chance. Many people ride their bikes up and down also, usually not going to the very top, but doing the loop on the gravel road.
Of course the view from the top is beautiful and worth it, BUT NOTE, the last stretch is pretty steep.
GET SPECIFIC DRIVING DIRECTIONS RIGHT HERE
That’s it gang, a whole season of incredible hikes are here. Let’s get out and go!
The Rushmore Society is your premiere real life social network of very busy people living life to the fullest with Adventure, Connection and Play. Do More, Live More, Rushmore.
