Upcoming Hike Schedule

Hike # Hike Date Hike Name Difficulty Distance Duration Leader
639 10/12 Steve
640 10/18 Russ
641 10/25 Peter

Want to see who is coming? Want to see the hike details?
If you are an INCH member and have registered for a hike using the e-mailed link, your browser will remember your elite membership status. After that, the Schedule Page will display the Hike Name as a link to the hike notice once it has been posted. After you have registered for a hike, a icon will appear next to the Hike Name on this page, which (when clicked) will let you know who is coming, and a icon, which will let you add the hike to your Outlook calendar. Should you need to reset your "cookie" on a different computer, have us send you a link, which will allow you to authenticate yourself.

PLEASE NOTE: Joining INCH hikes is entirely voluntary and participants assume the full risks associated with the activities. It is each hiker's responsibility to ensure that s/he is in sufficient fitness and health to participate in a strenuous hike, with the appropriate water, food, clothing, first aid, and navigation equipment for the conditions. INCH is an informal group of friends and acquaintances who gather voluntarily for their common interest in hiking. INCH and the individual hike organizers make no representation or warranties about the quality, safety, or supervision of these activities.

In plain English, our INCH hikes are pretty tough. Many people who have hiked with other organizations say that our hikes are considerably more demanding. We hike at a fast pace and don't take many breaks to stop and smell the roses. If you are joining us for the first time, it is highly recommended that you start out with a Level 1 or Level 2 hike. Many newcomers have just showed up to a hike unprepared and paid the price -- we've had to have people airlifted out. If any of the hikes listed above are posted as Level 3 or higher, you really need to be an experienced long-distance hiker in order to attempt them.