Each year Cumberland Trails Conference host Alternative Spring Break for college students interested in volunteering their time to help build new trail. This year ASB will be March 6th-12th and trail building efforts will be on new sections of the Piney River Segment....
The long anticipated construction of Upper Piney River has begun and we are looking for volunteers! It’s likely to be one of the most beautiful segments the Cumberland Trail has to offer featuring waterfalls, boulder gardens, rock formations, overlooks and a variety of wildflowers! When: February...
Nooga Splash, the aqua park venue in Chester Frost Park Hixon, TN is donating a portion of gate proceeds to CTC. Please invite friends and family to visit during the week of July 5 - July 11. For information and to buy tickets, go to NOOGA Splash |...
The Saturday, March 27, Trail Maintenance at North Chick Creek has been postponed due to forecasted rain. Please stay tuned for an announcement of a future date in April....
Gary L. Grametbauer, age 75, of Kingston, TN, died January 29, 2020, after a short illness. Gary was born in Canton, Ohio, and was a graduate of Hoover High School and the University of Akron. He was employed for more than 30 years at the...
The 24th Spring Breakaways home base will be at The Head of the Sequatchie in Pikeville Tn. Trail will be built between Stinging Fork State Natural Area and Hinch Mountain March 1- April 3, 2020...
Two key links in the 300 mile Cumberland Trail are very close to completion. Both sections are roughly 6 miles and link available parking areas. When open, Devil’s Breakfast Table Section creates an uninterrupted 20 mile hike from Nemo Bridge in Morgan County to Peavine Road in...
Tony Hook, former CTC Trail Manager, waits while tools are collected at the end of ASB 2010. (Photo Richie)[/caption]
Tony started with the CTC in the mid 1990’s as a volunteer. Later he gave up his career manufacturing process engineering to become full time Trail Manager for the CTC, a position he held until 2014.