We are working closely with the U.S. Forest Service and local authorities to monitor the situation and provide accurate information at this time. The health and safety of our staff, volunteers, and visitors is of great concern to us.
Category: Panthertown Valley
COVID-19 Notice for Panthertown
The U.S Forest Service National Forests in NC asks members of the public to recreate responsibly by avoiding gathering in groups of more than ten people and not engaging in high-risk activities, like rock climbing, that increase the chance of injury or distress. Law enforcement and search and rescue operations may be limited due to COVID-19.
Hiring Trail Stewardship Coordinator
Friends of Panthertown is currently hiring a paid part-time Trail Stewardship Coordinator to coordinate and manage all volunteer activities in Panthertown Valley, with a focus
Autumn in Panthertown
The autumn 2019 edition of The Panther’s Roar newsletter is now available for download. Read news about Panthertown Valley and find out more about the
Whence These Special Places? The Geology of Cashiers, Highlands & Panthertown Valley
Whence These Special Places? The Geology of Cashiers, Highlands & Panthertown Valley Author and amateur geologist Bill Jacobs offers an enlightening FREE program about the
Defend Your Right to Be Involved In Public Land Decisions!
View our comments The Southern Environmental Law Center reports that the U.S. Forest Service is proposing sweeping policy changes that would eliminate public involvement and