Friends of Moreau Lake State Park, Inc.
A 100% Volunteer Supported 501(c)(3)
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 …
The Park Educator will be leading this hike at Potters Point, a lesser-known area of the park. If you have hiked this area before you will see if from a new perspective with the loop hike being offered. Dress for the weather and bring micro-spikes or snowshoes; there are limited numbers of micro-spikes to borrow and snowshoes to rent ($5 …
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. Dress for the weather and bring micro-spikes or snowshoes; there are limited numbers of micro-spikes …
In celebration of International Women’s Day we will plant various flowers that you can eat yourself or leave for the birds and bees to enjoy. If you have seeds to share, bring them. Seeds will also be provided. Reservations are required at least 24 hours in advance. The cost is $5 per adult (18+) and $1 per child, payable by …
Family hikes are slower paced, easy-going walks intended to comfortably bring people together in nature. All ages and abilities are welcome to join in. The pace and path will be determined by the group at the time of the hike. At this time our trails are not able to accommodate strollers or wheelchairs, however, we can accommodate wheels by staying …
Join an Environmental Educator on a guided hike up to the Moreau Overlook. This is a moderate hike of about 1 mile each way. When we reach the top you can see for miles including Moreau Lake and the mountains of Vermont. Bring microspikes- if you don’t own them you may borrow a pair at the office. Reservations are required …
We’ve all heard how important our gut health is. One way to improve your gut biome is with probiotic foods. Come to the Nature Center where we’ll learn how to lacto-ferment vegetables and take some home to share. Bring a quart size mason jar with a lid, we’ll provide the rest of the materials. . Reservations are required at least …
Because of dark skies due to the new moon there will be no light interference so if the sky is clear we will have a spectacular view of the stars and visible planets. Bring binoculars if you’ve got them, we’ll have some to share as well. If it’s cloudy we’ll enjoy a stroll around the lake instead. Reservations are required …
Happy First Day of Spring! Take a walk around the beautiful Lake Bonita. This is a moderate guided hike. Some areas are quite wet and icy so keep this in mind when choosing your footwear- micro-spikes and waterproof boots are highly recommended. If you don’t own micro-spikes we do have some available to borrow. Reservations are required at least 24 …
This guided walk is educational and fun for all ages! Join an Environmental Educator on a walk along our Wetland trail up to Mud Pond where you can see what our rodent neighbors are up to and learn about the life and times of beavers. Bring microspikes in case of ice- if you don’t own them you may borrow a …
This hike will be about 5 miles round trip, starting on the Spring Overlook trail. The first mile of this hike is a decent climb and at the top we reach some lovely rolling hills. This is a destination hike and we will return the same way we enterered. Lake Anne never dissapoints its guests and the walk to get …