Yes. Lots of Ohio backpackers. Check out Northeast Ohio Backpacking Club.
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Another good connection to Ohio hikers, Columbus Outdoor Pursuits http://www.outdoor-pursuits.org/backpacking.php
Ohioans afoot...
Wooster..."Much have I traveled in the realms of gold...." L'chayim!
Just about 45 min. south of Fremont. Around the Findlay area.
Cincinnati here. Touring with my band right now.. Will be back in the woods this spring! Hope to get out on the AT.. We'll see..
Do Ohio University grads count? If so, I'm here.
Born in Lakewood, Ohio and raised in Rocky River. I left at 17 and, to tell the truth, I can't handle the winters anymore, but I'm still a Buckeye at heart. You can take the boy out of Ohio, but you cant take Ohio out of the boy.
I am working in Toledo for a few months, need to do a trip before it gets colder.
Columbus OH - Starting my thru hike April 2012.
"Do, or do not. There is no try." - Yoda
Cincinnati here- always surprised to see how many Ohioans actually get out and hike!
Consider a thru hike of the Buckeye Trail. I just hiked it this year. It was a wonderful trip!
I read a good trailjournal about a guy from Ohio who was attempting to hike the AT in 2010:http://www.trailjournals.com/about.cfm?trailname=8446Originally Posted by wiz
I live in Union. It's just north of Englewood, which is just west of Dayton.
Columbus here. Anyone up for a little walk in the woods after Thanksgiving? Want to hit that section between Erwin to Damascus.
Don't let what you can't do stop you from doing what you can do.
John Wooden
Wadsworth here, pretty close to a few of you. Lived in monroe County for 10 years awhile back, never could find any of the longer Trails that were supposed to be in the Wanye NF, pretty country though, if you don't have to live there.
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...representing Cleveland!
i get out (onto the AT) several times per year...and then i come back to flat, brown cleveland and wonder why i live here.
At our hostel on the AT, Ohio hikers are well represented. If you take away guests residing in states the AT passes thru, Ohio is the most highly represented...next comes Florida.
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Green Mountain House Hostel
Manchester Center, VT
http://www.greenmountainhouse.net
Originally from Cincy here...now reside just north of Louisville...but I still work in Cincy. Heading down with a couple friends 12/15 to do a 4day section starting in Hot Springs
I'll make sure to stop in and introduce myself . I'll be southbound on the LT this summer.
Delaware, Ohio. Just north of Columbus.
There are so many miles and so many mountains between here and there that it is hardly worth thinking about
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