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Lifestyle
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Published
07/22/08
Don't be intimidated by their names. The Mountain Club of Maryland and the Appalachian Mountain Club don't use cleats, ropes, or picks to climb Mt. Everest or even Sugarloaf Mountain. They use sensible hiking boots, maps and sometimes walking poles to hike mountain trails and enjoy the beauty of the outdoors. Sometimes, they even hike in places that are flat. Find Us On Facebook
The Mountain Club of Maryland is a volunteer-run hiking and conservation organization. Its primary focus is to enjoy and learn about nature through hiking and other outdoor activities, while observing conservation principles such as "Leave No Trace." The club...
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