Photo Album: Winter Creek Stomp
Ahoy! We’re all back on dry land now, but on Saturday, February 11, 2017, more than 70 Creek Stompers had a wet and wild adventure at Hathaway Preserve at Ross Run!
More than a few folks stayed high and (fairly) dry on the muddy preserve trail, 75 feet above the creek and gorge. In all, more than 70 participants shared the incredible experience exploring Hathaway Preserve at Ross Run. Thank you!
Didn’t make it? You can take a little break to enjoy the view from here, with our live video capturing part of the journey. Remember, the creek is off-limits to hikers until the next Creek Stomp event, 2 pm, Saturday, August 5. You can still enjoy the view from over the creek. Happy trails!
Except for Creek Stomp events, the creek is off limits to hikers. 
Creek Stomp events are adventures for all ages. 
You can view the gorge from the trail along cliffs 75-feet over the creek. 
Except for Creek Stomp events, the creek is off limits to hikers. 
This year, we found salamanders were already active in the preserve. 
Creek Stompers explore the gorge. 
You’re probably going to get wet at Creek Stomp. 
Looking up. Hathaway Preserve offers some great examples of ancient Silurian reef. 
Creek Stompers pace themselves for this unique experience.
See photos from our first Winter Creek Stomp in 2015.
Joe Kretschmer - January 26, 2018 - 7:06 pm
Thank you for all your work at these incredible sites. I have enjoyed maybe five of them and it is just great to get out and explore them. Keep up the good work.