Two New Walking Paths Added

Waterside/Osprey Circle. A new trail has been opened in the Waterside neighborhood that connects with the Carroll Creek Trail. This trail starts at Carroll Creek Road, at the dog station, just below the entrance to Waterside Way and continues down to the 1st retention pond, then on through the woods to the retention pond at Osprey Road (which is also the access point, with space to park in the Osprey cul-de-sac). The trail continues down wooden steps, through the woods on the other side of Osprey. and emerges at the foot of Waterside Way, beside the last house under construction. This is a delightful circle trail, or it can be used to access the Carroll Creek Trail from end to end.

Bremerton Spur. This short trail connects the Bremerton Cottages to the Carroll Creek Trail. It starts in common area behind the homes in Heathrow Lane. Access is adjacent to #1561, then turn left into the common area at the red fire hydrant, walk downhill, then turn right behind the homes, then turn left at the white vent onto the short spur trail (80 yards) that connects with the Carrol Creek Trail.

Signs are ordered and the Trail Maps will be updated on the GCA website. In the meantime, happy hiking! 



Reminder: Please take clippers and gloves with you to help save our

lovely trees by cutting any invasive vines or the prickly 'Greenbriar thorns’ you encounter on your trek.

Speeding Stats

Dr. Randall and Liza Moorman have arranged for Tom Saielli, Invasive Species Management Specialist with Blue Ridge PRISM to visit Glenmore to discuss invasive species and how to treat them on June 6th, 2023 at 1:00 pm at their home, 1406 Sandown Lane. The session is open to all who would like to attend.

Please RSVP John Crawford if you wish to attend.

We are all so fortunate to live in this beautiful community of Glenmore. As community members we have responsibilities to maintain our properties. We owe it to ourselves and our neighbors to do so. Items that take away from the attractiveness and value of individual properties include, overgrown vegetation, impaired driveways, broken and rusted mailboxes, clogged gutters, stained roofs, yard debris, to name a few. 

Take a moment to review the GCA has a number of regulations to help you understand the community requirements. They can be found on the resident portal at https://www.glenmore-community.org/regs-and-legal. 

Help make Glenmore the best it can be. Thank you.

Dr. Randall and Liza Moorman have arranged for Tom Saielli, Invasive Species Management Specialist with Blue Ridge PRISM to visit Glenmore to discuss invasive species and how to treat them on June 6th, 2023 at 1:00 pm at their home, 1406 Sandown Lane. The session is open to all who would like to attend.

Please RSVP John Crawford if you wish to attend.

Memorial Day Cruise-In

The Glenmore Car Collectors & Enthusiasts Club is hosting a Memorial Day Cruise In at the Club at Glenmore parking lot from 1-4 pm on Monday, May 29. This will coincide with the Club Memorial Day events and should be great fun! We expect a few classic cars from the Antique Automobile Club of America local chapter, electric cars & other sport and non-sport vehicles.

All Glenmore Residents are invited to join this event and the car club by contacting Steve Ham at steven_ham@comcast.net or (434) 466-9820. Anyone planning to exhibit a car should contact Steve with year/make/model so that space will be provided. Hope to see you there.

Grace Farm Tour

Mark your calendar and purchase tickets for the annual Grace Farm Tour, June 10, 10-4 pm. The Farm Tour benefits more than 30 local non-profit organizations. Details at http://gracefarmtours.org

Link to the GCA Web Calendar