ConSERVative Month: Crowders Mountain Clean Up

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November has started and that means so has ConSERVative Month! This month shifts Network of enlightened Women’s focus from women empowerment to community involvement.

The UNC Charlotte Chapter of Network of enlightened Women held a Crowders Mountain Hike while promoting environmental clean-up and litter prevention.

Crowders Mountain State Park is located south of Charlotte between Kings Mountain and Gastonia, North Carolina. The park consists of two peaks - Crowders Mountain and the Pinnacle. Crowders Mountain is approximately 800 feet above the surrounding area and 1,625 feet above sea level making it a sight to see while traveling and exploring.


The network of enlightened Women is a non-partisan political organization that focuses on educating, enlightening and empowering young women through Conservative beliefs. The UNC Charlotte Chapter strives to get involved in the community by partnering with outside organizations - both on and off campus.

Members who hiked the park collected ** bags of trash and dispose of them ~properly~. It is important to keep not just National and State Parks clean and litter free, but also all areas of this great nation!

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