We are a non-profit volunteer-run group who welcomes newcomers to join us on all hikes. Our aim is “to promote the enjoyment of the outdoors, teach outdoor ethics, and encourage the conservation of air, woods, waters and wildlife in general.”

We specialize in hikes that challenge all skill levels and fulfill the varied interests of our hikers. Hiking options include wildflower and photography hikes and backpacking trips. We also participate in trail maintenance in local state parks and have a variety of social gatherings throughout the year.

Come hike with the Greenville Natural History Association to meet interesting people and enjoy the outdoors.

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Latest Additions

    Photo Albums & Hike Reports

May 5 DuPont Turkey Knob-Ron Blake

May 5 Pisgah Turkey Pen-Alan Toney

May 5 Pisgah Turkey Pen Hike Report-Alan Toney

May 5 DuPont Turkey Knob Hike Report-Bev Parlier

April 28-29 Linville Gorge Campout-Chris Lane

April 28-29 Linville Gorge Campout Hike Report-Chris Lane

April 28 Mt Mitchell-Glara Burge

April 28 Mt Mitchell Hike Report-Glara Burge

April 28 DuPont SP Lake Julia Hike Report-Paul Serridge

April 21 Green River-Ron Blake

April 21 Green River-Terri Shaluly

April 14 Daniel Ridge/Caney Bottom/Cove Creek Hike Report-Andy Heman

 

Hiking Tips

Backpack Care

Tough Point and Shoot Cameras for Hikers

GNHA ARCHIVE

The scrapbooks of the GNHA from 1968-2008, have been placed and are on display at the Greenville Historical Society 211 E. Washington St., Greenville. The hours are 9-12 Mondays and Wednesdays, and 1-5 PM on Thursdays, 233-4103. These books contain our photos, hike write-ups, membership rosters and hike schedules from 1968-2008.

 

 

 

 
 
 
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