Join the park educators as they guide and share their knowledge of the park and surrounding environment during the month of April. You will be sure to have fun, learn and have memorable experiences to share.
Monday, April 1st 9:00 a.m. Forest Bathing
Coined shinrin-yoku in Japan in the 1980’s, forest bathing is the ecotherapeutic practice of spending time immersed in nature, absorbing it with all of your senses. The physiological and psychological benefits last for days afterward with the additional benefit of a new appreciation of our precious woodland and its inhabitants. This is a beginner-rated walk along the Nature Trail with long pauses to sit and enhance our awareness of our surroundings, it is an approximately 2-hour program. A small mat is beneficial to ensure a dry seat. This program is limited to those age 14 and up. Pay $5 per person (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Register in advance by calling 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge mission:
Fabulous Forests Try Forest bathing to decompress at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Monday, April 1st 10a.m. Kid Friendly Potters Point Hike
A park educator will lead you and your family on a roughly 1 mile hike, that is off trail in a lesser known part of the park. This is not stroller friendly and there will be some muddy areas and terrain that will take some thought from those with little legs. We will take our time and enjoy however much our group is up for and we can make this hike shorter if needed. Please dress yourself and children appropriately with clothes that can get wet and dirty and shoes to keep their feet dry. This program will be $1 per child. Please call to reserve your spot 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Take a Hike! Find a hike at a state park near you.
Go Green: Bring your re-usable water bottle on a hike or walk at one of our state parks or historic sites.
Engage in Education Attend an environmental education program at a state park.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Monday, April 1st 1:00 p.m. Beaver Walk
Did you know that MLSP is home to a thriving population of North America’s largest rodent? We will walk along the Wetlands Walk and Mud Pond trails where we can view our beaver’s dam and lodges while we learn all about how they live, love and learn. This program is for people of all ages, it’s an easy-moderate hike of about 2.5 miles. Pay $1 per child and $5 per adult (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Please register in advance by calling 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Take a Hike! Find a hike at a state park near you.
Go Green: Bring your re-usable water bottle on a hike or walk at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Tuesday April 2nd 12p.m. – 2 p.m. Eclipse Viewers and Craft
We will spend the day in the nature center talking about the eclipse and making viewing “cameras” out of cereal boxes as well as making a simple craft to help understand what is happening during the eclipse on April 7th. Anyone who wants to join is welcome, please bring a cereal or cracker shaped box to make into your own viewer to take home, all other supplies will be on hand. This is a drop-in program so come whenever you like during the 10am-2pm hours. However we do ask you call to register so that we have enough supplies! Please register at least 24 hours in advance at 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Nature Center Knowledge Attend a nature center program.
Engage in Education Attend an environmental education program at a state park.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Tuesday April 2nd 2:30 p.m. Reptile Profile
Join an educator in the nature center to meet our resident reptiles! We at Moreau take care of six New York native turtles and two snakes that cannot be released into the wild and are wonderful little educators. Learn about their exciting lives, what they like to eat, and what they use for shell-ter at the Nature Center. The cost is $5 for adults, $1 for children (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Please register at least 24 hours in advance at 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Nature Center Knowledge Attend a nature center program.
Engage in Education Attend an environmental education program at a state park.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Wednesday, April 3rd 9:00 a.m. Stonewall Hike
This less-traveled trail is a little over 3 miles and rated as easy. Situated across the river from us, with historical interest including an old foundation, this trail is a must-do. Check in at the office, we will convoy to the trailhead. The cost for the hike is $5 (cash or check) Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Take a Hike! Find a hike at a state park near you.
Go Green Bring your re-usable water bottle on a hike or walk at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Thursday, April 4th 10:00 a.m. Birds of Play
This program is geared toward younger children to learn the basics of size, color, behavior and vocalization of common birds. The program fee is $1 (cash or check). Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge mission:
Nature Center Knowledge Attend a nature center program.
For the Birds Go birdwatching at any of our state parks and historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Thursday, April 4th 1:00p.m. Earth Day Experiments
April is Earth Month, celebrate with us at MLSP! We’ll have 3 experiments- Storm Runoff, Oil Spill Clean-up, and Slime Making. Dress for mess! The cost is $1 per child, payable by cash or check at the office upon your arrival. Reserve your spot in advance by calling 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Nature Center Knowledge Attend a nature center program.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Friday, April 5th @ 8:30 a.m. Eagle Watch
Join a Park Educator on a convoy-style journey along the Hudson River to try to spot our local Bald Eagles. We will be getting in and out of vehicles at a few locations and, with a little luck, viewing the eagles through binoculars and a scope so make sure to bring your hat and gloves! If you have binoculars bring them, we do have a couple of pair to pass around as well. $5 program fee payable at the office upon your arrival (cash or check). To reserve your spot call 518-793-0511.
This program is part of NYS Parks Centennial Challenge!
For the Birds Go birdwatching at any of our state parks and historic sites.
https://www.parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Fridays, April 5, 12, 19, 26 @ 9:30 a.m. Wiggly Wanderers
Wiggly Wanderers is a casual and fun program that is offered to walking toddlers, carriable babies and their caregivers. This will be a beginner’s hike/wander series for toddlers who are ready to move and caregivers who are willing and able to baby wear and/or carry their toddler if their legs get too tired. We will not plan too much distance walking and we will rely on teachable moments to carry us through these experiences. Strollers will not work for these programs. While you do not need to attend each week, we will continue to build our toddlers hiking skills as well as their caregivers’ confidence taking the children into the woods to explore. This event does not have sign ups, please come if you can. We meet at the nature center parking lot. $1 per child. For any questions call 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge mission:
Go Green: Bring your re-usable water bottle on a hike or walk at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Saturday April 6th 11:00a.m. -1:00p.m. Mandala and Zen Tangle Nature Inspired Pattern Crafts
Join an educator at the nature center where we will be creating nature-inspired symmetrical mandalas and asymmetrical Zen tangles out of paper. This is fun for all ages and is a drop-in activity, so no registration required.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Nature Center Knowledge Attend a nature center program.
Engage in Education Attend an environmental education program at a state park.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Wednesday, April 10th 9:00 a.m. Lake Bonita to Lake Ann Hike
At around 3.5 miles this beautiful hike is rated as moderate. Check in at the office upon arrival, we will convoy to the trailhead.
The cost for the hike is $5 (cash or check) Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Take a Hike! Find a hike at a state park near you.
Go Green Bring your re-usable water bottle on a hike or walk at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Wednesday, April 10th 10:00a.m. Homeschool Pop-Up-Frogs
Join an educator in the nature center to learn about frogs and do a related activity. We are encouraging homeschool groups to attend, but it is open to the public. Geared toward ages 6+, siblings welcome. The cost is $5 for adults and $1 for children (cash or check) Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Nature Center Knowledge Attend a nature center program.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Thursday, April 11th 9:00 a.m. Forest Bathing
Coined shinrin-yoku in Japan in the 1980’s, forest bathing is the ecotherapeutic practice of spending time immersed in nature, absorbing it with all of your senses. The physiological and psychological benefits last for days afterward with the additional benefit of a new appreciation of our precious woodland and its inhabitants. This is a beginner-rated walk along the Nature Trail with long pauses to sit and enhance our awareness of our surroundings, it is an approximately 2-hour program. A small mat is beneficial to ensure a dry seat. This program is limited to those age 14 and up. Pay $5 per person (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Register in advance by calling 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge mission:
Fabulous Forests Try forest bathing to decompress at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Friday, April 12th @ 8:30 a.m. Eagle Watch
Join a Park Educator on a convoy-style journey along the Hudson River to try to spot our local Bald Eagles. We will be getting in and out of vehicles at a few locations and, with a little luck, viewing the eagles through binoculars and a scope so make sure to bring your hat and gloves! If you have binoculars bring them, we do have a couple of pair to pass around as well. $5 program fee payable at the office upon your arrival (cash or check). To reserve your spot call 518-793-0511.
This program is part of NYS Parks Centennial Challenge!
For the Birds Go birdwatching at any of our state parks and historic sites.
https://www.parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Fridays, April 5, 12, 19, 26 @ 9:30 a.m. Wiggly Wanderers
Wiggly Wanderers is a casual and fun program that is offered to walking toddlers, carriable babies and their caregivers. This will be a beginner’s hike/wander series for toddlers who are ready to move and caregivers who are willing and able to baby wear and/or carry their toddler if their legs get too tired. We will not plan too much distance walking and we will rely on teachable moments to carry us through these experiences. Strollers will not work for these programs. While you do not need to attend each week, we will continue to build our toddlers hiking skills as well as their caregivers’ confidence taking the children into the woods to explore. This event does not have sign ups, please come if you can. We meet at the nature center parking lot. $1 per child. For any questions call 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge mission:
Go Green: Bring your re-usable water bottle on a hike or walk at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Monday, April 15th 9:00 a.m. Forest Bathing
Coined shinrin-yoku in Japan in the 1980’s, forest bathing is the ecotherapeutic practice of spending time immersed in nature, absorbing it with all of your senses. The physiological and psychological benefits last for days afterward with the additional benefit of a new appreciation of our precious woodland and its inhabitants. This is a beginner-rated walk along the Nature Trail with long pauses to sit and enhance our awareness of our surroundings, it is an approximately 2-hour program. A small mat is beneficial to ensure a dry seat. This program is limited to those age 14 and up. Pay $5 per person (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Register in advance by calling 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge mission:
Fabulous Forests Try forest bathing to decompress at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Monday, April 15th 11:00a.m. Nature Journals
Join an educator for World Art Day in making your own nature journal. Nature journals are a great way to write down your discoveries and engage in the world around you. If you are able, we will go on a short walk to get a start on those journals. Pay $1 per child and $5 per adult (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Please register in advance by calling 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Art in the Park Sketch a wildflower or wildlife you see at a state park or historic site.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Tuesday, April 16th 10:00 a.m. Planting for Pollinators
Become a Guerilla Gardener! Learn what to plant (and what not to) to improve declining pollinator populations. Make seed bombs to increase habitat and food sources for our insect allies. Pay $1 per child and $5 per adult (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Please register in advance by calling 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Nature Center Knowledge Attend a nature center program.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Thursday, April 16th 11:30 a.m. Tree I.D. Walk
Ever wonder about the names of the trees you walk by every day? This is the best time of the year to learn how to i.d. trees because if you can identify them by their bark will know them in any season! Pay $5 per person (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Please register in advance by calling 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
New York Native Identify a plant native to New York at a state park or historic site.
Tree I.D. Take a walk at a state park or historic sites and identify a tree native to New York State!
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Wednesday, April 17th 9:00 a.m. Baker Trail to Overlook Hike
At just over 2 miles this is a moderate hike to the Moreau Overlook and back. Witness the change in flora is we increase in elevation. Check in at the office, we will convoy to the trailhead. The cost for the hike is $5 (cash or check) Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Take a Hike! Find a hike at a state park near you.
Go Green Bring your re-usable water bottle on a hike or walk at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Thursday, April 18th 9:00 a.m. Western Ridge to Eastern Ridge Loop Hike
Join an educator this National Exercise Day on a hike. A more difficult hike of 6 miles from Western Ridge, to Ridge Run, to Eastern Ridge with viewpoints along the Western Ridge Trail. Bring a lunch or snack, plenty of water, waterproof shoes, and appropriate clothing for the weather. The cost for the hike is $5 (cash or check) Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Take a Hike! Find a hike at a state park near you.
Go Green Bring your re-usable water bottle on a hike or walk at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Fridays, April 5, 12, 19, 26 @ 9:30 a.m. Wiggly Wanderers
Wiggly Wanderers is a casual and fun program that is offered to walking toddlers, carriable babies and their caregivers. This will be a beginner’s hike/wander series for toddlers who are ready to move and caregivers who are willing and able to baby wear and/or carry their toddler if their legs get too tired. We will not plan too much distance walking and we will rely on teachable moments to carry us through these experiences. Strollers will not work for these programs. While you do not need to attend each week, we will continue to build our toddlers hiking skills as well as their caregivers’ confidence taking the children into the woods to explore. This event does not have sign ups, please come if you can. We meet at the nature center parking lot. $1 per child. For any questions call 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge mission:
Go Green: Bring your re-usable water bottle on a hike or walk at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Saturday, April 20th 11:00a.m. – 1:00p.m. Earth Day Recycle Craft
A fun and creative way to celebrate earth day is to reduce, reuse and recycle. Please come to the nature center to work on a craft reusing commonly recycled items. This craft will be led by your imagination and artistic vision. We will provide the materials. If you have a vision but need something from your own recycling bin, please feel to bring it along. This program is free and does not require sign ups.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Nature Center Knowledge Attend a nature center program.
Engage in Education Attend an environmental education program at a state park.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Sunday, April 21st 1:00 p.m. Friends Earth Day Road Clean Up
For Earth Day this year, consider helping the planet by joining the Friends of MLSP for a roadside trash clean up. Meet at the office at 1 p.m.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Takin’ Out the Trash Pick up any litter at a state park for 30 minutes!
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Monday, April 22nd 10:00 a.m. Homeschool Pop-Up-Earth Day
Join an educator at the nature center to celebrate Earth Day with a “signs-of-spring” treasure hunt. This will include a walk around the nature center so bring weather appropriate clothes and shoes. We are encouraging homeschool groups to attend, but it is open to the public. Geared toward ages 6+, siblings welcome. The cost is $1 for children (cash or check) Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Seasonal Beauty Visit the same place in a state park or historic for all four seasons of the year.
Go Green: Bring your re-usable water bottle on a hike or walk at one of our state parks or historic sites.
Nature Center Knowledge Attend a nature center program.
Engage in Education Attend an environmental education program at a state park.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Monday, April 22nd 2p.m. Moreau Lake Kayak Trip
Join a ACA certified kayak instructor/educator on a peaceful afternoon paddle around Moreau Lake. We will cover some basic strokes and safety before getting out on the water which will be great for beginners as well as seasoned kayakers. Limited rentals are available or bring your own kayak. The cost is $5 or $15 including kayak rental. Check in and pay (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Registration is required at least 24 hours in advance, call 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Seasonal Beauty Visit the same place in a state park or historic for all four seasons of the year.
Go Green: Bring your re-usable water bottle on a hike or walk at one of our state parks or historic sites.
Nature Center Knowledge Attend a nature center program.
Engage in Education Attend an environmental education program at a state park.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Tuesday, April 23rd 1:30 p.m. Cottage Park Hike
This moderate loop of around 2 miles follows Cottage Park to Western Ridge, back to Cottage Park. Check in at the office, we will convoy to the trailhead. The cost for the hike is $5 (cash or check) Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Take a Hike! Find a hike at a state park near you.
Go Green Bring your re-usable water bottle on a hike or walk at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Tuesday, April 23rd 5:30p.m. Hiking Preparedness
Join an educator at the nature center to plan for the upcoming summer hiking season. Learn how to plan and prepare for hiking with a demonstration on what to put in your pack, first-aid basics, and leave no trace ethics. The cost is $5 per adult and $1 per child.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Leave No Trace Learn the seven Leave No Trace principles and apply them on your next visit to a state park or historic site.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Tuesday, April 23rd 7:00 p.m. Full Moon Hike
Join a Park Educator on a beginner hike around Moreau Lake. If the clouds cooperate, we’ll get to enjoy the splendor of the moon rising above the mountains! This hike is family friendly and well-behaved dogs on a 6 foot or shorter leash are welcome. $1 per child, $5 per adult is payable by cash or check at the office upon your arrival. To reserve your spot call 518-793-0511- the earlier the better as this is a popular program and it fills up quickly.
This program is part of NYS Parks Centennial Challenge:
Look to the Stars Go stargazing at your local state park or historic site.
Dog Days Enjoy a walk with your leashed dog at a state park (where allowed).
https://www.parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Wednesday, April 24th 9:00 a.m. Forest Bathing
Coined shinrin-yoku in Japan in the 1980’s, forest bathing is the ecotherapeutic practice of spending time immersed in nature, absorbing it with all of your senses. The physiological and psychological benefits last for days afterward with the additional benefit of a new appreciation of our precious woodland and its inhabitants. This is a beginner-rated walk along the Nature Trail with long pauses to sit and enhance our awareness of our surroundings, it is an approximately 2-hour program. A small mat is beneficial to ensure a dry seat. This program is limited to those age 14 and up. Pay $5 per person (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Register in advance by calling 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge mission:
Fabulous Forests Try forest bathing to decompress at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Thursday, April 25th 10:00 a.m. Beaver Walk
Did you know that MLSP is home to a thriving population of North America’s largest rodent? We will walk along the Wetlands Walk and Mud Pond trails where we can view our beaver’s dam and lodges while we learn all about how they live, love and learn. This program is for people of all ages, it’s an easy-moderate hike of about 2.5 miles. Pay $1 per child and $5 per adult (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Please register in advance by calling 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Take a Hike! Find a hike at a state park near you.
Go Green: Bring your re-usable water bottle on a hike or walk at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Thursday, April 25th 1:00 p.m. Arbor Day Tree Planting
Join us in planting native trees at our park to celebrate Arbor Day. Please be prepared to get dirty and wear comfortable clothes and closed toed shoes. We will be digging holes to plant our saplings. The program is free, but please reserve your spot by calling the office at 518-793-0511.
Fridays, April 5, 12, 19, 26 @ 9:30 a.m. Wiggly Wanderers
Wiggly Wanderers is a casual and fun program that is offered to walking toddlers, carriable babies and their caregivers. This will be a beginner’s hike/wander series for toddlers who are ready to move and caregivers who are willing and able to baby wear and/or carry their toddler if their legs get too tired. We will not plan too much distance walking and we will rely on teachable moments to carry us through these experiences. Strollers will not work for these programs. While you do not need to attend each week, we will continue to build our toddlers hiking skills as well as their caregivers’ confidence taking the children into the woods to explore. This event does not have sign ups, please come if you can. We meet at the nature center parking lot. $1 per child. For any questions call 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge mission:
Go Green: Bring your re-usable water bottle on a hike or walk at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Friday, April 26th 11:30 a.m. Arbor Day Tree I.D. Walk
Ever wonder about the names of the trees you walk by every day? This is the best time of the year to learn how to i.d. trees because if you can identify them by their bark will know them in any season! Pay $5 per person (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Please register in advance by calling 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
New York Native Identify a plant native to New York at a state park or historic site.
Tree I.D. Take a walk at a state park or historic sites and identify a tree native to New York State!
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Sunday, April 28th 8:30 a.m. Beginner Bird Watching
Calling all beginner birders. Join us on a guided hike to search for birds! Feel free to bring binoculars. The hike will be a start and stop walk for less than two miles. Please wear appropriate clothes and boots for this program. $5 per adult and $1 per child, Please Reserve your spot by calling the office at 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
For the Birds Go birdwatching at any of our state parks and historic sites.
https://www.parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Sunday April 28th 10:00 a.m. Trail Steward Meeting
A meeting to introduce the trail steward program to newcomers. The duties of a trail steward include walking the trails of Moreau Lake State Park to identify and report maintenance needs, light trail maintenance including cutting back branches with supplied hand saws and loppers and hanging trail signs when necessary. This meeting will provide crucial information on what to look for on the trails. Established trail stewards are welcome to come, but it is not mandatory. This meeting is free. For any questions call 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge
Take to the Trails Volunteer as a trail steward, talking to other hikers about Leave No Trace and how to best protect our parks.
https://www.parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Monday, April 29th 9:00 a.m. Forest Bathing
Coined shinrin-yoku in Japan in the 1980’s, forest bathing is the ecotherapeutic practice of spending time immersed in nature, absorbing it with all of your senses. The physiological and psychological benefits last for days afterward with the additional benefit of a new appreciation of our precious woodland and its inhabitants. This is a beginner-rated walk along the Nature Trail with long pauses to sit and enhance our awareness of our surroundings, it is an approximately 2-hour program. A small mat is beneficial to ensure a dry seat. This program is limited to those age 14 and up. Pay $5 per person (cash or check) at the office upon arrival. Register in advance by calling 518-793-0511.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge mission:
Fabulous Forests Try forest bathing to decompress at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/
Tuesday, April 30th 10:00 a.m. Hiking Preparedness and Hike
Join an educator at the nature center to plan for the upcoming summer hiking season. Learn how to plan and prepare for hiking with a demonstration on what to put in your pack, first-aid basics, and leave no trace ethics. If you are able, we will then go on a hike around Mud Pond, this is an easier hike around 2.5 miles in total please be prepared with appropriate clothes and boots. The cost is $5 per adult and $1 per child.
NYS Parks Centennial Challenge missions:
Take a Hike! Find a hike at a state park near you.
Go Green: Bring your re-usable water bottle on a hike or walk at one of our state parks or historic sites.
https://parks.ny.gov/100/challenge/