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Al Knox,Rogers AR –“September is hot so hike in the cooler mornings—or wait until the second half of the month”
Clark Lake Trail Sylvania Wilderness MI
Camp on the banks of a crystal-clear glacial lake on this 82-mile Upper Peninsula loop Hiking counterclockwise enter an old-growth hemlock and pine forest; look for salamanders hiding under rocks in damp depressions Near mile 25 detour 3 mile to the secluded Birch backcountry site (permit required; $10/night) on a wooded peninsula Fall asleep to wolves howling in late summer then close the loop past a pristine swimming area on day two Trip ID 7762
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Dallas TX
Bonham State Park
This 48-mile circuit meanders through bluestem prairie and patches of oak and eastern red cedar In fall spot native Eve’s necklace draped in strands of black seedpods Then channel your inner cowboy on a horseback ride along the wooded trails and creeks of nearby 250-acre Sleepy Sheep Ranch ($45/hour; ssrcountrycom/trail-rides) Trip ID 17002
Cincinnati OH
Taylorsville MetroPark
Parallel the 100-foot-wide hardwood-lined Great Miami River past a crumbling outcrop of 430-million-year-old dolomite (detour up one of the staircases to snag a closer look) on this 4-mile loop On the way back stop at Dayton’s first microbrewery in half a centuryfor a pint of local award-winning Broken Trolley Blonde Ale (thedaytonbeercocom) Trip ID 27530
Chicago IL
Glacial ParkConservation Area
Traverse gravel hills cattail marshes and leatherleaf bogs left behind by Ice Age glaciers that covered this 3410-acre preserve on a 41-mile figure-eight loop Before returning to the city pick your own peck of ripe honeycrisp gala and liberty apples at Woodstock’s All Seasons Apple Orchard (allseasonsorchardcom) Trip ID 7735 Solitude Finder
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Faulkner Cave Historic Site OK
“Take refuge from the sun underground—but leave the crowds to Alabaster Caverns Venture 19 miles northeast to a private cavern-riddled estate for an isolated 38-mile lasso through a hidden tunnel First call the owner to arrange a reservation (info below) From the Short Ranch trailhead on Logan Road (lat/long: 36928889 -98948611) hike 1 mile northwest to the 15-foot-wide mouth of Faulkner Cave Don a headlamp and follow an eroded meander of an ancient stream amid glinting gypsum for 3 mile Ascend toward daylight and exit through a 35-foot-wide channel Above ground continue north along the east ridge of the canyon to a 1750-foot-tall natural limestone bridge In the canyon look for (but don’t take) arrowheads Return to the cave via an old settler’s trail through cool sand in the canyon Scramble back through the cave the way you came Reservations Call Bob Short at (405) 203-3448
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Wagmar State Wildlife Management Area AR
More than 90000 miles of waterways wind through the Natural State offering world-class birding and fishing relaxing soaks and isolated paddling Instead of visiting the well-traveled Buffalo National River explore one of the latest additions to the Arkansas Water Trails network: the Bayou DeView Water Trail Established in April the 152-mile Bayou DeView route curls under 850-year-old cypress and towering tupelo trees Ideal for beginners because of its mellow flatwater paddling the leisurely shuttle float begins at the Benson Creek put-in and ends at the Bank of Brinkley access point in the Cache River National Wildlife Refuge (Enter the 550000-acre Big Woods from an access point off AR 17 near Brinkley) Look for blue herons barred owls (below) and woodpeckers—including the elusive ivory-billed woodpecker once thought to be extinct before being spotted here Make it a day trip or take the 8-mile spur at mile 65 to glassy 21-acre Lake Hickson and camp overnight at one of the secluded sites Cast a line for crappie bream or catfish and enjoy a camp-side fish fry Contact (800) 364-4263; bitly/BayouDeView
Tyke Hikes
It’s never too early to get kids outside Encourage your little one’s curiosity in the outdoors by registering for a Monday morning stroller-friendly group hike (with nature readings) on Houston Arboretum trails Hikes occur every week from late August through May ($3/child) More info: bitly/TykeHikes Your Michigan field scout
Melissa Simpson 29 tackles more than 800 miles of Midwestern hiking every summer—on most of which she has her youngest child strapped to her back “I love teaching my kids about the natural world except I am terrified of caterpillars—not the best phobia for an outdoorswoman” she says
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