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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — As the new year dawned, many locals embraced the fresh start by participating in First Day Hikes throughout the Tri-Cities area. Among these, Buffalo Mountain Park was a popular choice, where early risers embarked on a trek just before 7 a.m., making their way to the scenic White Rock Overlook. Participants shared that beginning 2026 with this invigorating activity sets a positive tone for the year ahead.

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