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Join In On Our Next Hike!
All around Little Cranberry ~ Saturday, July 31st ~ 10am until noon ~ For All Ages Go to our calendar for a complete schedule of 2010 Summer activities!
Little Cranberry Lake holds a rich convergence of habitat with bog islands, rocky shore and mixed forest surrounding. This is beaver, river otter, raven, and alligator lizard terrain. July brings forth a multitude of berries and deep green growth. Learn all about this amazing place and enjoy a challenging hike for all ages. Take Georgia south off of Oakes and follow up to the ACFL road, take a right and follow to the parking lot.
For more information about our group or a hike, please contact Education and Outreach Director, Denise Crowe or Administrative Director, Jean Andrich at 293-3725. / info@friendsoftheacfl.org Our summer office hours are Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm.
~ Save October 23rd for our Annual Fall Benefit Event ~
About the Friends
The Friends of the Forest is a non-profit citizens organization dedicated to the preservation of the ACFL through education, outreach, and stewardship. We first formed in 1986 to "preserve, protect, and enjoy" our community forest. Our group was instrumental in the successful effort to halt revenue logging in the ACFL, and essential to the creation and promotion of a system to provide long term legal preservation of the forest. We welcome all who share in our mission.