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Just two weeks until your hike for mental health, sponsored by Pennsylvania Western University at California’s Student Counseling Association! Hike organizer Rebecca Regeth is looking forward to seeing you there!
With a week to go, the hike is on its way to reach its $1,000 fundraising goal. If you would like to be part of the fundraising effort (or want to get the awesome HIKE for Mental Health shirt!) and you haven’t shared your hike page yet, please give it a go! Every penny we raise will go toward brain & behavior research and trail conservancy.
Here is some important information you need to prepare for the hike.
Getting started
| Date: | Friday, April 11, 2025 |
| Start time: | Check-in is from 10:30-11:00am. The hike will start at 11am. |
| Location: | Meet in the Ferncliff trailhead parking lot, off Main Street / Mill Run Road in Dunbar, PA. For Google Map directions to the parking lot, click here. |
| The plan: |
Meet in the parking lot between 10:30-11:00am. Ferncliff Trail is a 1.7 mile loop hike that will start and end in the parking lot. We will be hiking the loop clockwise. |
| Est. finish time: | The hike will end around 1 pm. back at the starting point. |
What to bring
Clothing
- Dress for the weather and mobility
- comfortable, loose-fitting hiking clothing, not made of cotton
- waterproof shell or windbreaker
- good walking/hiking shoes or boots with tread (open-toed shoes NOT recommended)
Food & water
- 1 quart of water
- snacks for the trail (trail mix, granola bars, etc.)
Other items you may want to consider
- cell phone
- camera
- personal first aid supplies – aspirin, band-aids
- sun screen
- bug repellant, just in case
- trekking poles or hiking sticks
Wear your HIKE for Mental Health Shirts if you have them!
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Let’s hike!
That’s about it. If you have any questions at all, please ask. You can reach Rebecca Regeth at (724) 332-3336 with any questions.
Thank you for being part of the hike and for helping raise $$$ and awareness to help eliminate the suffering from mental illness and the stigma that surrounds it.
Leo Walker
HIKE for Mental Health
Hikes that bring hope.
(281) 219-9320