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Wilderness Hikes

There's a place for everyone on the mountain.

Experience wilderness adventure, fellowship with men, comradery, and shared difficult experience.

To go without and search within, to carry only the burdens of the heart, to leave the past behind and return with new memories, to see the forest through the trees, to take the road less traveled, to show your true mettle, to serve those on the journey with you.

PREVIOUS WILDERNESS HIKES

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WHAT

Difficult multiday self-sufficient hike

This means: Hike 7 - 9 hours per day to travel 7 - 10 miles (11.5 - 16 km) carrying 35 - 45 lbs of gear on your back. This will be a challenging experience in the wilderness – much of the 45 to 50 km hike is “off trail” bushwacking. Significant elevation gain and loss on trail of 9200 ft. Every camp site has water access.


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WHERE

Cape Breton Highlands National Forrest 

The Seawall Tail (Southbound Route: Meat Cove to Pleasant Bay trailhead via Pollet’s Cove). 

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WHY

Wilderness adventure, fellowship with men, comradery, and shared difficult experience.

To go without and search within, to carry only the burdens of the heart, to leave the past behind and return with new memories, to see the forest through the trees, to take the road less traveled, to show your true mettle, to serve those on the journey with you.

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WHEN

September 19th to 22nd, 2025

This is a 4-day hike. 

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HOW

With determination, grit, camaraderie, and a heart for God.

Assuming you are healthy and can walk 3 miles (5 km) in 1 hour, and or jog 6 miles (10 km) comfortably in 75 minutes (with out carrying water or gear).

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WHAT

Difficult multiday self-sufficient hike

This means: Hike 7 - 10 hours per day to travel 8 miles (13 km) depending on elevation gains and losses. Including elevation of 6000 ft. Total 30,000 ft gains and losses in elevation. Carrying 40-45 lbs of gear on your back.

This will be a challenging experience in the wilderness. (Significant elevation gain an loss on trail).

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WHERE

Pisgah National Forrest

The Art Loeb Trail. (Southbound Route: Daniel Boone Camp to Davidson River Trailhead).

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WHY

Wilderness adventure, fellowship with men, comradery, and shared difficult experience.

To go without and search within, to carry only the burdens of the heart, to leave the past behind and return with new memories, to see the forest through the trees, to take the road less traveled, to show your true mettle, to serve those on the journey with you.

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WHEN

January 2nd to 5th, 2025

This is a 3-day hike winter hike. Temperatures could be as low as 0 F to 10 F (-18 C to -12 C) at elevation. Temperature highs of 40 F to 50 F (4 C to 10 C), or 60 F (15 C) and everything in between.

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HOW

With determination, grit, camaraderie, and a heart for God.

Assuming you are healthy and can walk 3 miles (5 km) in 1 hour, and or jog 6 miles (10 km) comfortably in 75 minutes (with out carrying water or gear).