Join NCWF Triad Wild Chapter and log your last summer hike at Hanging Rock State Park (and hopefully spot some early signs of autumn during the last weekend of summer!)

This 3-mile hike shows off some of the lesser-hiked parts of one of North Carolina’s oldest state parks. With a 429-foot elevation change, hikers are encouraged to consider the climb and descent. The hike will be worth it; ascending among the boulders, hikers are rewarded with views overlooking Winston-Salem, Greensboro, and even High Point visible on a clear day!

As hawk and raptor migration couples with fall bird migrations, bird activity will be near its peak. Birders may get to catch a last glance of summertime birds like the summer tanager, black-and-white warbler, and great-crested flycatcher while hawks and falcons pass overhead! Leaves will begin showing signs of fall colors to come, with the green peaks and valleys of summer still visible before the cold season kicks off.

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