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  • Nature Trail Walk

    Join an educator on an easy short 1.5 mile walk around the back pond. We will be starting the hike down at the beach. Please be prepared for muddy trail conditions. This hike is not stroller friendly, but well-behaved dogs on a 6ft or shorter leash are welcome. Free and open to all ages. Please register in advance by calling …

  • Stonewall Hike

    This is a guided hike on a lesser-known moderate trail along the Hudson River with the added interest of logging history and old foundations. This 3.5-mile hike has some steeper parts. We will meet at the park office and will caravan to the trailhead about 20 minutes away. Please dress appropriately for muddy conditions. Hiking poles, gaiters and waterproof boots …

  • Beginning Birding

    Beginning Birding

    Calling all beginner birders! Bring your binoculars if you have them and we will check out what birds are around this time of year at Big Bend. This will be a short start-and-stop hike. We will meet at the park office and caravan to Big Bend. This is free and geared toward ages 13+. Please register in advance by calling …

  • Celebrating Earth Day Hike Lake Bonita

    Come on a guided hike to appreciate what our planet has to offer. Our Nature Center educator(s) will point out and identify any life we encounter, comment on natural processes at woodland lakes and answer nature questions as we hike. This hike is 2 miles of uneven terrain, please dress appropriately for muddy conditions as well as possible stream crossings. …

  • Meditation in Motion: Labyrinth

    World Labyrinth Day is May 3rd! As a part of NYS Parks' Wellness focus this year and May being mental health awareness month, join a nature center educator to learn about meditation in motion and create a simple labyrinth on the beach. Geared toward ages 13+. Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.

  • I Love My Park Day

    Join us on May 3 to clean and beautify parks and public lands all across the state–from Montauk to Massena. Volunteering helps preserve the environment, foster community pride, and support the long-term sustainability of New York’s green spaces. Check-in is at 9:30 am, the event starts at 10 and lunch begins around 12:30. Registration is required on the events page: …

  • Water Fowl Talk

    Join a nature center educator to learn about ducks and geese you may see in New York State. We will discuss the 10 most common waterfowl in Saratoga County, general diets and behavior, identification tips, and how to support your local waterfowl. Open to all ages. Please reserve your spot in advance by calling the office at 518-793-0511.