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Fitness expert to lead ‘Hike and Bike’ at Haw Ridge on Aug. 15

Posted at 12:16 am August 5, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Covenant Health Missy Kane

Missy Kane

A Covenant Health fitness expert will lead a “Hike and Bike” at Haw Ridge on Friday, August 15.

“Get ready to hit the trail for fitness,” a press release said.

The “Hike and Bike” will be led by fitness expert Missy Kane. Participants will enjoy a three- to five-mile hike with different length options. They can drive or ride bikes to Riverside Grille afterward for an optional lunch.

During that lunch, Kane will share personal tips for health and fitness. She will be joined by Karen Lacey, a registered dietitian for Methodist Medical Center. Lacey will discuss healthy eating and how to fuel your body for exercise.

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Filed Under: Health, Recreation, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: Covenant Health, dietitian, fitness, Haw Ridge, Haw Ridge Park, health, Hike and Bike, Karen Lacey, Missy Kane

Oak Ridge bans horses at Haw Ridge Park

Posted at 6:19 pm August 28, 2012
By John Huotari 4 Comments

Starting Saturday, horses will no longer be allowed on trails in Haw Ridge Park in Oak Ridge.

Horses have significantly damaged trails, especially the small, narrow ones common in the park, a city press release said. The animals have eroded trails, left manure piles, and damaged bridge and boardwalk structures, the release said.

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Filed Under: Government, Recreation Tagged With: Haw Ridge Park, horses

Friends of Haw Ridge proposes bike skills area on Edgemoor

Posted at 9:22 am June 21, 2012
By John Huotari 2 Comments

Haw Ridge Bike Skills Area

Steve Dittner, president of Friends of Haw Ridge, talks about plans to build a bike skills area on unfinished soccer fields off Edgemoor Road in Oak Ridge.

A city board has recommended that horses be banned from Haw Ridge Park for now, and a nonprofit organization that helps maintain the park wants to build a bike skills area on an abandoned, unfinished soccer field off Edgemoor Road.

Friends of Haw Ridge expects to vote on a plan for the bike skills area on June 28, said Steve Dittner, the organization’s president. The plan could then be presented to the city.

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Filed Under: Community, Recreation Tagged With: bike skills area, Haw Ridge Park, horses

Haw Ridge Park use policies discussed tonight

Posted at 8:58 am June 7, 2012
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

The Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Advisory Board is asking for public input on facility use policies at Haw Ridge Park during a meeting tonight.

The quarterly “Meet the Board” meeting starts at 6 p.m. in the Civic Center Social Room.

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Filed Under: Government, Recreation Tagged With: Haw Ridge Park, Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Advisory Board

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