any hangs in south alabama comming up

**alacamper** · 06-14-2011, 12:12

does anybody know of any hangs comming up in the next few months in alabama mostly south and central bama

**Wogs** · 06-14-2011, 14:53

Originally Posted by alacamper

does anybody know of any hangs comming up in the next few months in alabama mostly south and central bama

I was wondering the same thing. Im sure alot of people are not camping as much due to the heat, but I'd love to get something going.

**Globetruck** · 06-14-2011, 20:22

Too hot!!! Maybe in mid to late September.

**alacamper** · 06-14-2011, 20:25

yea it is getting a little on the hot side I'm just about tired of the camper trailer and staying at the house on the weekend

**Wogs** · 06-14-2011, 20:46

Well to me its hot, but its never to hot to camp. So if anyone wants to get something going we should

**taylo** · 06-14-2011, 21:19

Conecuh National Forest in Andalusia is a good place, it's my weekend spot. Two large lakes in the forest, one has a beach on it. Nice creek and one large natural spring that spews cool water. Probably 35 miles of very nice trails, research Conecuh Loop. There'e primitive camping and developed sites on the lake, and trail camping wherever you want. Plenty of trees. Probably an hour and 15 minutes from mobile, just go north on 65 to hwy 84. Take a right onto 84 and it goes straight to Andalusia. Then turn onto 29 south for a few miles and you're there.

**Hokie Hanger** · 06-15-2011, 08:47

I'd be up for something when it cools off a bit.

**nu2hike** · 06-15-2011, 09:17

I just did an overnite on the Chinnabee Silent Trail in NE Ala. I realize that this isn't central or southern Alabama, but I thought I would respond in regard to temperature!It was hot but for me not unbearably so!
I've been recovering from the flu or bronchitis which kept me from going on my scheduled hike on the AT so I just wanted to do a low mileage hike. I camped just above Cheaha Falls so round trip it was just under 7 miles.
It was my first time in this area and I loved it. Just wish it was a little closer to home! From where I live in Starkville, Ms. it was about a 3 1/2 hr drive, but well worth it!

**bdbart** · 06-15-2011, 09:32

From where I live in Starkville, Ms

Give me a shout next time you get ready for a hangin' adventure..........I am in Starkvegas also.

**alacamper** · 06-15-2011, 11:26

staying with the temp. thing I got kinda messed up back at the first of may we did a little overnight trip with the kids to the walls of jericho we left home it was about 90 degrees maybe 65-70 at night and I packed lite no jacket and small blanket it dropped to about the mid 30's that night the kids were fine they were in a tent and sleeping bags but anyway got up the next morning sun came out hiked on in to the walls had a great time