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Trade your evening scroll for golden hour on the trail. We're taking on Afton State Park's Hiking Club Trail — a steady, moderate loop through woods and grassy stretches with a few rolling hills to keep it interesting. Come shake off the day and catch some sunset vibes with us.
Date & Time: Monday, September 14, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Meeting Point: Visitor Center
Trail: 2.5 miles — view on AllTrails
Difficulty: Moderate
Pace: Steady, with occasional stops
Group Size: Up to 10
Dogs: Not this hike
Cost: $7 (or free with your annual vehicle permit)
What to Bring: Water (1–1.5 liters), hiking shoes or trail runners with good traction, sunscreen, bug spray, hat/sunglasses, phone, a small first-aid kit, tissues, a snack, and a light rain jacket if rain's in the forecast
Parking: Enter the park and follow the road to the main parking area — the Visitor Center is right nearby
Trade your evening scroll for golden hour on the trail. We're taking on Afton State Park's Hiking Club Trail — a steady, moderate loop through woods and grassy stretches with a few rolling hills to keep it interesting. Come shake off the day and catch some sunset vibes with us.
Date & Time: Monday, September 14, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Meeting Point: Visitor Center
Trail: 2.5 miles — view on AllTrails
Difficulty: Moderate
Pace: Steady, with occasional stops
Group Size: Up to 10
Dogs: Not this hike
Cost: $7 (or free with your annual vehicle permit)
What to Bring: Water (1–1.5 liters), hiking shoes or trail runners with good traction, sunscreen, bug spray, hat/sunglasses, phone, a small first-aid kit, tissues, a snack, and a light rain jacket if rain's in the forecast
Parking: Enter the park and follow the road to the main parking area — the Visitor Center is right nearby