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Hiking group unites women who share love of outdoors

by | Mar 14, 2024 | Life & Style

Winter, spring, summer or fall, a vibrant community of adventure seeking women connect to hike trails together in North Texas and beyond.

The group, aptly named Hikerbabes, is a women-only group united by a love for the great outdoors and a commitment to stewardship and camaraderie. Its mission is rooted in the belief that “every day spent in nature is a gift,” fostering well-being of body, mind and soul through the transformative power of hiking.

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