Illustrative List of Events

210 Circle 3D10 (H). A good-paced hike, mixed with steep climbing in parts of northern Harriman. Heavy rains or extreme temperatures may cancel or alter hike.

210 Circular 2C8 (H). Hi ho, hi ho, a hiking we will go, the route depending on weather and conditions. Moderate pace, boots essential. Inclement weather could cancel.

210 Circular 3D9 (H). Up and down hills most of the day at a moderate but moving pace. Cookies provided. Extreme weather cancels.

7 Hills Circular 3D10 (H). Six of seven hills (only the interesting ones) plus a diversion now & then--can you say "Russian Bear" or "Ramapo Torne"? Beautiful views all day. Rain cancels.

7 Hills Circular 4D10 (H). A brisk but compassionate hilly hike. Rain, snow, ice-storms or temp. below 15 degrees cancels.

7 Hills Trail 2D8 (H). Scenic hike, weather permitting. This is a "one-way" hike and we will require a short (3-mile) car shuttle. Steady rain or severe icing cancels.

Anthony Wayne 2C9 (H). Short shuttle to start. Nature shall lure us to explore its beauty and see its views for a lovely day.

Anthony Wayne Circ. 5D12 (H). Visit Popolopen Torne, Bear Mt., and West Mountain using various trails. Bad weather could modify/cancel hike.

Appalachian Trail 3B7 (H). Short shuttle to hike. Will start at Rt. 94 and go to Wayawanda Park and possibly beyond on the AT.

Appalachian Trail, Garrison into Harriman Park 3D12 (H). This hike includes 2500' of elev. gain. From Garrison, climb over Canada Hill, Anthony's Nose and Bear Mt. Cross Bear Mt. Bridge over Hudson River and visit Bear Mt. Museum and Zoo. End at 7 Lakes

Appalachian Trail, Mt. Peter to Arden 3D11 (H). Strenuous, very hilly hike, all on AT. We will view Fitzgerald Falls, lunch at Mombasha High Pt. Finish going down Agony Grind. Moderate pace, fine views.

Appalachian Trail, NY-NJ 5D16 (H). Fast-paced hike from NJ 94 to NY 17A (Mt. Peter). Shuttle required. Steady rain cancels.

Appalachian Trail, NY 5D12 (H). Fast-paced hike from Mt. Peter to Arden.

Appalachian Trail, NY-Conn. 5D12 (H). Follow AT S from River Road St. John's Ledges, Caleb's Peak and Schaghticoke Mt. with views over Housatonic Valley. Heavy rain cancels. No public trans.

Appalachian Trail, NY 5D13 (H). Fast-paced hike from Graymoor to Canopus Lake.

Arden 2C9 (H). A trip to explore abandoned trails that are still usable and will connect to others open on old vistas.

Arden 4D12 (H). All-weather hike. Possible bushwhack.

Arden Circ. 2C8 (H). Some pretty scenery on marked and unmarked trails. Moderate pace, but hilly. Rain cancels.

Arden Circ. 3C10 (H). Scenic hike with ups and downs all day. Steady rain cancels.

Arden Circ. 3C9 (H). ASB to AT, Surebridge Mountain, RD and Bottlecap Trail. Serious rain cancels.

Arden Circ. 5C10 (H). Hike on a variety of trails. Bad weather cancels.

Arden Circ. 5C12 (H). Hilly hike at a fast pace with mercy. Rain cancels.

Arden Circular 3D10 (H). Enjoy the sights and sounds of spring as we venture on a moderate but moving hike through familiar northern Harriman. Cookies provided. Serious rain may cancel.

Arden Circular 3D9 (H). Ups and downs most of day. Moderate but moving hike. Rain, snow or ice will modify or cancel. Cookies provided.

Arden Circular 4D10 (H). A brisk but compassionate hilly hike. Rain cancels.

Arden Circular 4D12 (H). Brisk hike on a variety of trails.

Arden Circular 4D8 (H). If there is no snow or ice we will have a brisk hike getting out while there is still plenty of light. If there is snow or ice the speed and length of the hike will be reduced.

Arden Hot Spots 3C9 (H). Lemon Squeezer, Times Square, Ship Rock. Solid, steady pace. Goes in snow.

Arden Spring 3C9 (H). Moderate but moving. Lake stop. All-weather hike.

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Bashbish Circular 2C7 (H). Steep climbs and descents, but no rock scrambling. Bring sneakers or mocs to ford the creek or be prepared to get your feet wet. Initial climb of 400'.

Bashbish Falls 3D10 (H). Beautiful ridge walk of approx. 11 miles in Taconic State Park. Steep but beautiful initial climb. See the hawks on Alander Mt.

Bashbish Falls 3D11 (H). Beautiful ridge walk in Taconic State Park. Steep but beautiful initial climb. See the hawks on Alander Mt. Bring bathing suit.

Bear & West Circular 4D10 (H). A brisk but compassionate hilly hike. Rain cancels.

Bear Mountain 3D7 (H). Moderate, steady-paced hike through Popolopen Gorge and scenic views on Bear Mtn. Snowy or icy ground conditions will limit the climbing. Rain, very cold, windy conditions cancel.

Bear Mountain Circ. 3C9 (H). Moderate pace, but moving. Possibility of ice skating after hike.

Bear Mountain Circular 2B10 (H). The flowers won't be in bloom but we'll celebrate whatever's there. Two overambitious climbs plus boggy lowland trails at a comfortable pace. Long lunch stop. Rain or significant snow accumulation cancels.

Bear Mountain Circular 2C8 (H). A merry little hike at a moderate pace, boots and two quarts of beverage necessary. Inclement weather could cancel.

Bear Mt. & Popolopen Torne 3D10 (H). Moderate, strenuous hike with early long climb on Major Welch Trail up Bear Mt. Later scramble up Torne for superb views. Mod. pace.

Bear Mt. Bushwhack 5F10 (H). Straight up and straight down. No whiners, slackers, beginners or fashion statements. If you are not sure, don't come. Any weather.

Bear Mt. Circular 3D8 (H). Scenic, hilly, steady pace. Route depends on L's inclination, but will include some "good" climbs. Steady rain or severe icing cancels.

Bear Mt. Starter Hike 2C8 (H). Not quite sure if hiking is for you or where you fit in? Come join us on a "Starter Hike" to answer your questions. Boots and proper conditioning are required.

Bear Mtn. 2C9 (H). The weather will determine our route. Hopefully it will be a good one.

Bear Mtn. 5D12 (H). Not your normal circuit! Rock scramble, bushwhack the 4 peaks. some off-trail/on-trail at a fast pace. Come turn the mundane into an adventure. Rain cancels, wetness alters route.

Bear Mtn. Bushwhack 5F10 (H). Want a hike with an easy pace, nice trails, good views, pleasant leader, etc.? Then, try another hike. This one ain't like that. Crampons needed if icy. Ice on roads cancels.

Bear Mtn. Circ. 4D12 (H). Hike on a variety of trails over 3 hills to enjoy some of the best views in Harriman. Rain cancels.

Bear Mtn. Circumnavigation 3D12 (H). Through Popolopen Gorge, over West, Timp & Bald Mtns. at steady but moderate pace. Not for beginners or chronic stragglers. Rain or forecast thereof may cancel.

Bear, West & Popolopen Torne 4D12 (H). A brisk but compassionate hilly hike. Rain, snow, ice-storms or temp. below 15 degrees cancels.

Bear, West, Timp and Bald 4D10 (H). A brisk but compassionate hilly hike. Rain cancels.

Bearfort Ridge 3C9 (H). Mt. Peter to the Warwick Pike. Basically a ridge hike. Moderate pace, good views, all weather. Shuttle.

Bearfort Ridge 4C10 (H). Hilly with good views at a reasonable pace over varied terrain with stops for views. Rain cancels.

Bearfort Ridge Plus 3C8 (H). Some old trails, some new trails, a view from a fire tower. Lunch by a lake, return to the meeting place along the shore of a second lake. Rain or shine. Boots a must.

Bearfort Ridge, Surprise Lake 3D10 (H). Hilly, scenic hike. Great views. Initial long uphill on Bearfort Ridge Trail to E. Walker, AT and lunch at Grand View. Back to State Line, E. Walter and Surprise Lake. Out on Quail. Rain cancels.

Black Rock Forest 3C9 (H). Vigorous hike in AM along Scenic Trail. First lunch on Eagle Cliff and then a leisurely lunch and refreshing swim at Sutherland Pond, followed by an easy walk out.

Black Rock Forest 4C11 (H). Lovely trails, enthralling lakes and old wood roads for you to enjoy. Firm pace. Not suitable for beginners. Almost-all-weather hike. Enough cars, we shuttle. Otherwise we do Harriman.

Black Rock to Storm King 3D12 (H). A hilly hike with beautiful views at a moderate pace. Using the Scenic and Stillman trails, we will traverse Rattlesnake Hill and the Hill of Pines and finish with a steep climb to beautiful views on Butter Hill and Storm King. Rain cancels. Shuttle req.

Blackhead Range 4D9 (H). Hike on one of the loveliest trails in the Catskills. Enjoy spectacular views and great wildflowers. Lots of long stops atop the cliffs if the bugs are not too bad. Rain cancels.

Blauvelt Mt. Circular 3B10 (H). Adventure at compassionate pace via creative bushwhacking to 4-star view. Rain cancels.

Bonticou Crag, Mohonk Preserve 3E9 (H). Bushwhack to Bonticou Craig from Canaan Road, then explore the trailless cliffs of the Carey Parcel. Group size limited to 15. $7 day use fee. All-weather (in bad weather we will do a trail hike).

Breakneck 2E6 (H). Great challenge for those who have never tried it. There's lots of very steep and sustained rock scrambling, with magnificent views of Hudson and surrounding area. Not for beginners. Short trail out. Rain or threat of rain cancels. Hiking boots required..

Breakneck 3E11 (H). A beautiful hike up Breakneck Ridge to the Tower. Exquisite view of the Hudson. Check weather for snow conditions. If snow on ground, bring snowshoes or be prepared to do a lot of work climbing.

Breakneck Bushwhack 5F10 (H). Tough hike. Very tough hike. Really, really tough hike. Extremely tough hike. Unbelievably tough hike. Fast pace. Take no prisoners. Any weather.

Breakneck Circular 3E8 (H). Initial steep climb up Breakneck over toward Sugarloaf for a very deep descent. Great views of Hudson Highlands. Cookies. Rain may cancel.

Breakneck Races 6E10 (H). We will race to the top of Breakneck. Catch our breath and proceed to the Fire Tower at a blistering pace for a relaxing lunch. Afterwards it's a sprint over Sugar Loaf with time left over to visit Campmor, go cycling, bake, etc. Heavy rain cancels.

Breakneck Ridge 3E11 (H). Beautiful hike to Devil's Ladder and Sugarloaf. Breathtaking views of the Hudson.

Breakneck Ridge 4D10 (H). Lots of hills and views. We will hike over face back to the tower and out over Sugarloaf. Heavy rain cancels.

Breakneck Ridge 4E10 (H). A brisk but compassionate hilly hike. Rain cancels.

Breakneck Ridge 4E12 (H). Join leader for his "I better start training for vacation" hike. We will take sufficient time getting to the top so you can get your scrambling done. Steep climbing. Strenuous. Not for beginners or stragglers. Inclement weather could cancel.

Breakneck Ridge to Tower 4D12 (H). Get some highs in this hike. Breathtaking views after a sweaty scramble up. Not suitable for beginners. It is a long hike with a lot of elevation gain. Almost-all-weather.

Brooklyn Bushwhack 5C12 (H). I'm only leading this lousy hike because I was asked to. Fast-paced urban walk for those who go nuts doing the usual crawls. Some hills, a bit of bush, and lots of dead people. No whiners, slackers, beginners or fashion statments. Leader may be grumpy.

Bull Hill 3D9 (H). Trails will be determined by the weather and size of the group. Our goal is to get to the top and enjoy the panoramic view of the Hudson River. Hiking boots a must. Rain cancels.

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Camp Smith Linear 2D9 (H). Camp Smith to AT and back, with lunch stop at Anthony's Nose. Many climbs and descents over mostly rocky trail. Stone steps ease the way on the steepest slopes. Many wonderful river views from trail which is 700' above the river.

Canada Sans Latitude(Catskills) 5F15 (H). Mostly off-trail up Friday via avalanche slide and ledges. Continue thru dense fir over Balsam Cap, Rocky and Lone. Out by trail over Peekamoose. Not for the claustrophobic. Shuttle. Joint with PBA. Stict group limit.

Cannonball-Hoeferlin Sampler 3C6 (H). Explore the high Ramapos. Rugged ridges. Gentle valleys. Two large glaciated outcrops: Matapan Rock, with its fine view of the Wyanokies, and Ilgenstein Rock, the ideal lunch stop. Moderately paced hike. Heavy rain cancels.

Cannonball Trail 2D8 (H). Several scenic viewpoints. Rain cancels. Drivers park in rear of library.

Castle Point and Beyond 3D11 (H). Hike on the Long Path to Castle Pt. then on to Lake Awosting for a refreshing stop. Unusual heat could alter plans. Inclement weather could cancel.

Catskill Hiking Weeknd 3C8 (H+). Two days of hiking in the Central Catskills. The lodge is near Hunter, and the cook is a graduate of the Culinary Institute. Total cost for 2 nights, 5 meals, tip & tax approx. $169.

Catskills in Cold Spring 4D10 (H). Think snow so we can save the 2-hour drive. Fahnstock or Hubbard Perkins. Snowshoes required. Bring in-step or full crampons just in case. Bare ground? We hike farther and at a faster pace. Almost all-weather. Heavy rain/bad driving condtions cancel.

Caves O'Hoeferlin! 5F12 (H). Steep rock scrambles up Bear and Popolopen. Bushwhack up backside of West. Old trails, forgotten trails, highway crossings. Squeeze thru "Meat Grinder" at Caves O'Hoeferlin. Not for vertically/horizontally challenged.

CCC Exploration 3C9 (H). Find the lakes, camps and other sites left after the Civilian Conservation Corp developed Harriman Park.

Central Harriman Circ. 4C13 (H). Strenuous hike with over 3000' elevation gain over various trails. Route to be determined. Rain cancels.

Central Harriman Mines 3C10 (H). Dunning Trail, AT, Surebridge Mine Road, stopping for five of the 19th Century mines along these trails.

Cobus, Panther, Diamond Mtns. 3D11 (H). Hilly, scenic hike. Begin with long climb up Cobus, then SBM to Panther. Later optional climb up Diamond Mtn. Moderate pace.

Cold Spring Circular 4D10 (H). Some steep climbs during day on Taurus and the scenic Undercliff Trail, but no bushwhacking, at a brisk, steady pace. Rewarded with great views and gourmet cookies. Explore Cold Spring afterwards. Bring min. 2-3 qts. water. Rain cancels.

Crow's Nest & Storm King 3D10 (H). Scenic, hilly hike on Howell & Stillman trails. Long climbs AM & PM. Great views. Moderate pace.

Crow's Nest and Storm King 3D9 (H). Two great climbs: Storm King and Crow's Nest, rewarded by Hudson River views. Moderate pace.

CT Beach Walk 3B8 (H). Significant roadwalking. Start Greens Farms. End Fairfield. New Creek, Burial Hill Beach, Nature Conservancy trails, Southport Beach. Possible side trip to Sherwood Island, conditions permitting. All weather.

Daters, Parker, Halfway Mtns. 5D13 (H). Quick pace with plenty of elevation gain--but I stop occasionally to soak in the views, which are well worth the effort. No first-timers/stragglers. More than 6" of snow will shorten route; more than 10"/steady rain cancels.

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Delaware Water Gap 5C12 (H). Enjoy great views of Delaware River as we hike AT and other trails. Heavy rain cancels.

Delaware Water Gap 4C10 (H). Relatively flat hike except for steep, initial climb. All-weather.

Devil's Path, Catskills 5D24 (H). We began, last year, to the drum roll of the grouse. The white-throated sparrow, on Plateau, soothed our discomforts. It didn't matter that it was hot and humid. We wanted to be nowhere else but here on the Devil's Path.

Dim Sum to Corned Beef 3C8 (H). Start with dim sum brunch, then hike South Mt. Reservation. See Hemlock Falls, Washington Rock, and ice cream shop in Millburn. Opt. dinner in Jewish deli. Rain/shine.

Discover Watery NJ 3C8 (H). Starting at Buttermilk Falls in the Kittatinny Mts. we will pass by Hemlock Pond and later visit Tillman Ravine as well. We should see lots of rushing water. Rain or shine. Carpooling to Western NJ.

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East Hudson South 5E12 (H). Hike on Camp Smith Trail from tollhouse to Anthonys Nose. Cross Bear Mt. Bridge to climb Bear Mt. on the Major Welch Trail. On return trip, scramble directly up Anthonys Nose.

Easy walking in Nearby NJ 3A6 (H). Mostly flat, forested walk thru Cedar Grove to iris garden Montclair. Sneakers OK. Rain/shine.

Ellenville Ice Cave and Canyon 3E7 (H). Shingle Gulley and "Grand Canyon of the Gunks." Bring gaiters, warm outer layer and flashlight. Steep climbs. Bushwalking and rock scrambles galore. Ltd. to 12. Extreme heat or rain may cancel. Cookies.

Explore NYC Hike 4B5 (H). Fast-paced evening hike/walk in NYC. Start at subway station at approx. 6:15 PM. Explore interesting/odd parts of Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan. Road and trail walking. Good shoes required. No slackers or whiners. Rain cancels or delays.

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Fahnestock State Park 4C10 (H). Charming lakes and good views to enjoy. Brisk pace. It will be a lo-ong day. Hike may end late. Not suitable for beginners. Almost-all-weather. If enough cars, we shuttle; otherwise, we do Mt. Taurus.

Fahnestock/Stonecrop Gardens 3C6 (H). Brisk hike in Fahnestock with lunch. Then a visit to Stonecrop Gardens ($5 fee), a 4-star garden experience. Group limited to 30. Please pre-register by 5/19. Rain cancels.

Fahnstock State Park, Hubbard-Perkins 3C11 (H). We have a bit of everything: hills, lakes, streams, pasture and civilization. Join me in what I hope will be a rewarding day. Heavy rain cancels.

Fishkill Ridge 3D8 (H). Enjoy many views on the way to Lambs Hill. Steep initial climb. Rain or snow cancels.

Fishkill Ridge 5D12 (H). Shuttle to eastern start. Up, down, up, down. Call if must have details. Hike into the sun all day. Bring chocolate and win extra points. Rain cancels.

Fishkill Ridge Circ. 5D12 (H). Fast-paced circuit from Rt. 9 over Fishkill Ridge, Mt. Beacon & Scofield Ridge. Rain cancels.

Fishkill, Scofield Ridges 4D12 (H). Solidly paced hike including Lamb, Bld, Breakneck Crest and Sugarloaf. Lots of climbing; lots of views. Direction undecided. Serious rain cancels.

Frozen Lemon Hike 3D8 (H). Get squeezed by a frozen lemon? Why not. Expect the unexpected. Bring flashlights just in case. In case of rain, snow, or forecast NYC high temp. below 20 degrees, stay in your nice warm bed (but snow on the ground is OK. Joint with Sierra Club.

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Garrison Circular 2C8 (H). One steep climb to Sugarloaf South and great view of Hudson. Steady rain cancels. Bring bug spray.

Gertrude's Nose Unter-Montaine 5F10 (H). Long traverse beneath these stunning cliffs with at least one climb up for views. Heavy rock & talus scrambling. Caves. First done by IHC in May 1998. Joint with IHC & PBA. Strict group limit.

Great Range of Adirondacks 6F27 (H). While we struggled to catch our breath on the side of Marcy, a winter wren cascaded endless series of sweet songs, seemingly without breathing. We will challenge our personal limits and surge on the peaks of the Great Range.

Greenwood Lake Hike 4D10 (H). Lovely traverse with breathtaking views with a few steep and prolonged climbs at the beginning. Not for beginners. If icy, bring crampons. Sturdy boots required. Bring flashlight. Inclement weather may cancel as well as dangerous ground conditions. Cookies.

GWB to Piermont One Way 3B16 (H). Walk across GWB then descend to Shore Trail at Carpenters Dock for hike to Piermont via Shore Trail and Long Path. Lunch at Green Brook Falls and dinner in a Piermont restaurant. Return to NYC via bus.

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Hacklebarney Road Walk 4A14 (H). Walk some of NJ's prettiest back roads on a circular route starting in Gladstone.

Halifax to Bear Swamp and Back 3C6 (H). A moderate hike from Ringwood State Park to the Ramapo Valley County Reservation with the possible addition of the Bear Swamp Shore Trail if time and energy permit. Heavy rain cancels.

Harriman 3C9 (H). Weather and ground condition will determine route. Moderate/brisk pace. Expect lots of climbs. Hiking boots a must.

Harriman 3D10 (H). A good paced hike towards Parker Cabin, Tom Jones, Black Rock, conditions permitting. Cookies provided. Extreme weather could cancel.

Harriman Bushwhack 5E11 (H). Are you allergic to trail markers? Do you have a phobia about walking on tracks? Do you like being lost out in the middle of nowhere? Then this is the hike for you. Ice on roads cancels. No beginners.

Harriman Cave Adventure 4D10 (H). Mine exploration, trail imagination with a little bitof rock-strewn prestidigitation. Walls of shattered dreams, shadows from the past, open your portal to tomorrow's "mine"ful adventure. Hi-ho-hi-ho, it's off to 5+ mines.

Harriman Hills 5E14 (H). Very steep strenuous but beautiful hike with over 3000' elevation gain from Popolopen Torne to West, Timp and Bald. Stops for views possible. Rain cancels.

Harriman Scavenger Hunt 3C9 (H). We'll be somewhere in Harriman. We'll combine moderate hike with some litter pick-up. Prizes of dubious value awarded arbitrarily for most unusual and grotesque finds.

High Point 3E9 (H). Scenic hike at steady point. Enjoy views of Catskills as we hike past waterfalls to High Point and beyond.

Highlands, Conservation Committee 2C7 (H). Become knowledgeable about open spaces in NJ threatened with development. We will explore Mahlon Dickerson Reservation and the adjacent Baker-Firestone Tract. All weather. Pace leisurely to moderate.

Hook Mountain Columbine Circ. 2C8 (H). Long Path and Shore Path. Heavy rain cancels.

Hook Mountain Twist 4C12 (H). Climb Hook Mt. to start/end the day with a twist of trails in between. Solid pace; sociable spirit; Hudson views. Serious rain/blizzard cancels; lt. snow OK.

Hubbard-Perkins 5D17 (H). Begin and end on AT. Hike all of Fahnestock, East Montain and Perking trails, and portions of Charcoal Burners and Old Mine Railroad trails.

Hubbard-Perkins Circ. 5C12 (H). Starting from jct. Rt. 9 and Rt. 311, take various trails visiting Round Hill and Jordan Pond. Bad weather could modify/cancel.

Hudson Highlands 3D10 (H). Up Taurus, via Undercliff Trail to Breakneck, then on to Sugarloaf. Very hilly terrain at a moderate, steady pace. Several steep climbs, beautiful views. Heavy rain cancels. Short car shutle.

Hudson Highlands Circ. 5E14 (H). Very steep strenuous hike at steady pace with great views up Breakneck, Sugarloaf, Tower and Taurus with about 5000' elevation gain. Rain cancels.

Hudson River 3B14 (H). Walk across GWB, then down to Shore Trail at Carpenters Dock for hike to Huylers Landing. Up to top of Palisades and return to GWB on Long Path. Lunch at Greenbrook Falls at riverside. Call for rainy day info.

Hwy. 59 to The Red Arrow 5C12 (H). A brisk-paced hike with continuous ups and downs with time for views and lunch. What more could you ask for! Bring 3 qts. of water. Inclement weather cancels. A short shuttle will be necessary.

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Ice Castles o Rainbow Falls 4D10 (H). Scenic masterpiece of breathtaking wonder and inspiration along LP in Minnewaska. Arrive at Nature's amphitheater of ice sculptures with endless vistas of snow-draped tundra and bleach-white rocky promontories. Snowshoes optional. Dinner to follow.

Ice Caves Mt., Shingle Gully 4E8 (H). "Grand Canyon," labyrinth scramble, ice cave, rock scrambling, ledge walking--first timers beware. Super scenic. Need flashlight/gloves/warm upper garment (extreme temp. drops). Rain/wet cond. cancels. Group size ltd.

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Johnsontown Circular 3C8 (H). Moderate. Bushwhacking, rock scrambling to Daters Mine and caves, Blauvelt and then on to the Victory.

Johnsontown Road Circular 3C8 (H). Variety of trails over the hills to Pine Meadow Lake at moderate pace. Any rain will cancel.

Kakiat 2C9 (H). The Kakiat Trail from end to end, assuming nature allows us to.

Kakiat Park Circular 3D10 (H). Enter Harriman from Kakiat County Park and return using Kakiat, Raccoon Brook Hills, Pine Meadow (around the lake), Sherwood, Suffern-Bear Mt., Mountain and Old Mill trails. Heavy rain cancels.

Khumbu Ice Fall to Ice Caves 4F8 (H). Journey through primordial forest of a Cretaceous era gone wild! Bushwhack Flume Gorge, Carson's Cave, Ice Cave, Grand Canyon and Shingle Gully. Headlight/flashlight and warm clothing advisory. Non-tehnical climbing ability req. Dinner afterwards.

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Laurel in Harriman 3D10 (H). We will check out the laurel as we venture on a moving hike with ups and downs. Cookies provided. Heavy rains or extreme weather will cancel or shorten hike.

Lenape Trail, NJ 2B14 (H). Pleasant walk through the parks and neighborhoods from Newark to Montclair, ending on a scenic ridge. Cherry blossoms should be out at this time.

Long Mt. and Beyond 5D12 (H). Explore Northern Harriman including Popolopen Torne and Long Mt.

Long Mt./Torne/Anthony's Nose 3D10 (H). Strenuous hike with superb views. Scramble climb up Popolopen Torne. Later walk across bridge. Steep climb up Anthony's Nose. Moderate pace. Phone if weather doubtful. Shuttle.

Lost City, Minnewaska 2F7 (H). All day, off trail, below and above, cliffs, caves, crevices, crags. Not for beginners. Group size limited to 12. Call to register. $7 day use fee. All-weather (in bad weather we will do a trail hike).

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Manhattan Starter Hike 2C7 (H). A basic introduction to trail walking, bushwhacking, rock scrambling, navigation and some other useful bush skills. Location is northern Manhattan (tougher than you think). Any weather.

Minnewaska 3D11 (H). Sams Point to Lake Minnewaska. Long Path most of the day, then Carriageway. Help maintain trail (Verkeerderkill Falls to Mud Pond). Shuttle. All weather.

Minnewaska 3D9 (H). Come and enjoy this area, its dramatic geological features and spectacular view points, such as: Murray Hill, Margaret Cliff & Castle Point. Rain cancels.

Minnewaska 4C11 (H). Fast paced. Scenic trails, a lake or two, a waterfall and other interesting places. Climbing rewarded with beautiful views. Hike may end late. Not suitable for beginners.

Minnewaska-Mohonk Preserve 3D9 (H). Peter Kill-Lost City Circular. Scenic trail hike N of Rt. 44-55, some off-trail (conditions permitting) at Lost City. Return along Peter Kill to lower parking lot. All-weather hike.

Minnewaska Ramble 3C12 (H). Pleasant tour of Millbrook Mt., Gertrude's Nose and Castle Point. We will walk primarily on carriage roads, but will be venturing onto rougher trails as well. Bring plenty of water as we will be out all day. Rain cancels.

Minnewaska Ridge & Crevice Hike 4D10 (H). Explore crevices, then upward to Gertrudes Nose. Be prepared for plenty of bushwhacking and to get out late. Splendid views thruout the day. Imported cookies served. Reasonable parking fee. Inclement weather may cancel.

Mohonk Hill Hike 3D9 (H). Enjoy splendid views of the Shawangunks and Catskills. An ideal hike for those enticed by a moderate amount of rock scrambling. Bring gloves and camera. Imported cookies. Land use fee approx. $7 (parking included).

Mohonk/Minnewaska Traverse 3D9 (H). Steady paced hike to the best views in the Gunks. Inclement weather may cancel. Group size limited to 25. $7 Park Fee.

Mohonk Table Rock Bonticou Crag 3D6 (H). A very lovely hike of mixed terrain. A lot in a short hike. Great rock scrambles. Ridge walks and spectacular views. Camera optional. Sturdy boots a must. Inclement weather may cancel. Parking fee approx. $7 per person.

Montclair Potpourri 3A4 (H). Gape at a mile of Montclair's mansions and visit one of their gardens. British Country Faire (eat fish and chips, watch sheepherding dogs). Museum. Rain or shine. Sneakers OK.

Mt. Ivy to Nyack 5D16 (H). Fast-paced hike on Long Path with excellent views from High Tor and Hook Mt. Heavy rain cancels. Shuttle to start.

Mt. Taurus Circular 3D8 (H). Moderately paced hike with fantastic views of the Hudson River. We'll use a woods road to reach the Notch Trail, finishing with a descent down Taurus on the Washburn Trail. Hiking boots a must due to rocky trails. Rain or icy conditions cancel.

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New Zealand Sans Crocodiles 5F20 (H). Early start from Ellenville. Ascend Western Crevice to main Ice Caves. Continue on/off trail through monotonous dwarf Pitch Pine forests, stream beds, meadows, waterfalls, Indian Cave, views. Late out. Joint PBA. Group ltd.

Newark's Culture & Horticulture 3A6 (H). Cherry blossom festival. Sacred Heart Basilica, Hewark Museum, Performing Arts Ctr. Optional Portugese dinner for about $25 incl. wine/tip. Bring lunch, $2 for trolley (seniors bring 4 quarters & Medicare card). Rain or shine. Sneakers OK.

NJ High Point 3D8 (H). Beginning and ending on Rt. 519. AT, Monument Trail, some others. Heavy rain cancels.

NJ Highlands Conservation Hike 2C7 (H). Become knowledgable about open spaces in NJ threatened with development. Mahlon Dickerson Res. and adjacent Baker-Firestone Tract. All-weather hike. Pace leisurely/mod. Joint with Friends of Holland Mt.

NJ Highlands Trail 4C12 (H). Hike NJ Highlands Trail from Rt. 23 W of Pequannock Watershed to the watershed's Echo Lake. Heavy AM rain cancels.

North Harriman Circular 4D11 (H). Solidly paced hike over a variety of trails. Heavy rains cancel.

Northern Fahnestock Park 3D8 (H). Scenic ridge above Canopus Lake with great views. Expect the unexpected; bring flashlights just in case. If rain, snow, or forecast NYC high temp below 20 degrees, stay in your nice warm bed (but snow on the ground is OK. Joint with Sierra Club.

Northern Harriman 4C10 (H). Join me for a hike along Black Rock, Surebridge and Hogencamp Mtns. Mod. ups and downs all day with a steady pace. Steady, heavy rain cancels.

Northern Harriman Circ. 4D11 (H). Diverse terrain: enchanting lakes, wood roads, long bushwhacks. We explore and enjoy. Long day. Not suitable for beginners.

Northern Harriman Circular 4D11 (H). Be ready for fast-paced, strenuous all-weather hike, on a variety of trails.

Norvin Green Sampler East 3C8 (H). Sampling of trails in this State Forest with articular emphasis on portion of Hewitt-Butler Trail maintained by L. Vistas of High Point, Yoo-Hoo Pt. and Carris Hill plus visit to Chikahoki Falls, Blue and Roomy mines. Heavy rain cancels.

Notch Trail from Highland Trail 5E12 (H). Rock scramble up face of Breakneck. Reach Bull Hill (Mt. Taurus) by means of Undercliff Trail. Return by Split Rock Trail.

Operation Dessert Climb 4D9 (H). Hike with spectacular Hudson River views. Imported cookies served at one of the most scenic lookouts on the Hudson following a short rock scramble. Boots required. Inclement weather or dangerous ground conditions may cancel.

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Pine Meadow Alphabet Soup Circ. 4C12 (H). We will take the Pine Meadow (PM) Trail to the SBM, then N over Breakneck Mountain, returning via the Breakneck Mt., TMI and HTS trails. Deep snow, rain or threat of rain cancels.

Pine Meadow Circ. 2D7 (H). Ups and downs and all over. Crampons and hiking boots a must.

Pine Meadow Circular 2D8 (H). Wonderful woods, brooks, lakes, views, with the sunshine dogs.

Potluck 4D9 (H). Route chosen to suit conditions, available talent, and whim of leader. Locale could be anywhere in Harriman, or elswhere. Almost-all-weather hike.

Pound Ridge Circular 3C10 (H). Moderate pace. Several prolonged breaks, in this surpringly wild and extensive N Westchester County park. This will be an all-day hike. $5 admission per car. Rain cancels.

Prickly Garrison 4D12 (H). Sugarloaf South for sure with hope for blooming cacti. Manitou Mt., Anthony's Nose likely. Bushwhack in PM. Steady rain cancels.

Pyngyp to Black Mt. 4D12 (H). Views galore! Be prepared for a long day. Rock scramble, climbing AM, PM. Highway crossing. Stops are short and limited. Depending on size of crowd, we may do a circular or a long shuttle. Not for slow hikers. Boots, bug juice, extra water. .

Pyramid and Turkey Mts. 3C9 (H). A part of NJ the tourist seldom sees--and only 25 miles from Central Park. We will see several good views, Tripod Rock, Bear Rock, and a mini-waterfall (maybe). Rain or shine.

Quid Nunc Falls 3C9 (H). Obscure routes to forgotten sites! Bushwhacking and old trails.

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Ramapo Circ. 3C9 (H). We will visit Matty Price, learn of her history, nibble on her sweet potato, look for goats at the farm and search for cannonballs discarded by Revolutionary litterbugs. Rain or shine.

Ramapo Lake and Much More 3C8 (H). The beginning and end are easy walking. Also a few hills, a few views, a deserted castle (?) and a chance to cool your feet in the lake. Rain or shine.

Ramapo Reservation 3C9 (H). In Pow-wow country for a treat in an area not often visited. Pace is moderate, pleasure has no bounds.

Ramapo, Yellow Blazes of 3C8 (H). Moderate circular hike in the Ramapo Mountains following two of the area trails that are blazed in yellow (Hoeferling & Yellow). Views from Matapan Rock and Erskine Lookout of Wanaque Valley. Ilgenstein Rock for lunch. Heavy rain cancels.

Ramapos 5D15 (H). To beautiful Skylands Manor and back. Fast-paced hike. Tour the grounds with flowers in full bloom. Limit 15 people.

Rambling thru Nearby NJ 3B8 (H). Forest walking in beautiful suburban Morris County, from Lewis Morris Park into Jockey Hollow Park and back. Start with lunch at lake. Rain or shine. Optional dinner in Afghan restaurant.

Reeves Brook/ Hills/Pine Meadow 3D10 (H). Take your time and enjoy some awesome views of Harriman. Ups and downs. Ridge running. Rock scrambling. Stream following Reeves Brook. Lunch at secnic overlook of lake. Bring lots of H₂0. Heavy rain cancels.

Reeves Ramble 3D10 (H). This beautiful route on and off trail passes icy streams and frozen lakes, crosses marshes and stops at cascades. Join us! Rain cancels.

Rockland Lake Area 3D7 (H). Moderate, steady-paced hike on the scenic Palisades Ridge. Rain cancels.

Rusk Plus 5E10 (H). To 3500'-er Rusk, and if cond. OK, to 4000' Hunter. Maybe 3500-er SW Hunter too. Pace mod. Winter hiking is unpredictable. Anyone without proper gear or willingness to share trail-breaking not allowed.

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Sams Point Preserve 3D9 (H). Steady paced hike in this remote area. Explore Ice Caves, waterfalls, badlands and High Point. $5 per car entry fee. Long pants a must. Rain may cancel. group size limited to 12.

Saugatuck Falls and Devil's Den 4C11 (H). Cruise the woods of Redding and Weston CT, home to famous Yankees Mark Twain, Dick Morris, and Meatloaf. No mountains, just hardwoods, hemlock groves, and reservoir views.

Schunemunk 4D10 (H). Long rocky ridge walk with views to Hudson one side, Catskills the other. Route to be determined, but will include stop to scramble over & under Megaliths, possible walk along RR bridge. Hiking boots & 3 qts. water required.

Schunemunk 5D12 (H). Come to a mercifully brisk-paced hike over high railroad trestle to Schunemunk. Bring sunglasses and at least 3 quarts water. Rain cancels.

Schunemunk 5D14 (H). Up Dark Hollow Trail, stop at Megaliths to scramble under boulders, turn around at towers, return by Long Path and Sweet Clover Trail.

Schunemunk Circ. 3D9 (H). Both ridges, with possible car shuttle and optional extension to the northern trestle.

Schunemunk Circ. 4D11 (H). Great views will reward you through beautiful and rocky terrain to a tower. A long initial climb. Not suitable for beginners.

Schunemunk Circular 2D8 (H). Both ridges, great views and friendly company--a delicious spring hike. Boots and 2 quarts of water required. Also bring hat as there may be no shade. Rain could cancel.

Schunemunk Mtn. 3D9 (H). After a steep initial climb we will explore both ridges. Ascending and descending hills all day. Inclement weather could cancel.

Schunemunk Trestle Hike 4D9 (H). Wonderful Hudson River views. lovely r.r. trestle considered an engineering marvel at the time it was built. Sturdy boots required. Cookies. Considerable ridge walking at top. Inclement weather or dangerous ground conditions may cancel or shorten hike.

Schunemunk Trestle-to-Trestle 3D10 (H). Possible late out. Car spotting will help us explore large portions of this long mountain ridge.

Schunemunk's Twin Ridges 4D10 (H). Brisk but compassionate pace. Exhilarating climb up Jessup Trail. Visit Megaliths. Double helping of fantastic view: both ridges.

Shawangunk Ridge Traverse 5D15 (H). From Jenny Lane to southern end of Lake Awosting, follow ridge over Murray Hill, Margaret Cliff, Hamilton Point, Gertrude's Nose out to Trapps Bridge. Rain cancels.

Shawangunks 4C11 (H). Beautiful terrain through Jenny Lane, past Rainbow Falls to Castle Rock.

Silvermine 3C9 (H). Rolling hills & views--and snow? Steady-paced hike, likely to leave the beaten path if conditions conducive. Hikers not appropriately equipped may be turned away--call if in doubt. Bad roads or bad weather could modify or cancel.

Silvermine Circ. 5D13 (H). Bockey Swamp Trail to Nickel Mine? Also visit Pyngyp, Pines, Cats Elbow and Black Mountain. Almost-all-weather hike.

Silvermine Circular 3D9 (H). An excellent look at Silvermine and Turkey Hill lakes via Black Mt. and other such delights. Steady paced but no marathon.

Skannatati Circ. 3C8 (H). Moderate amble through the Hasenclever Mine area. Heavy snow or bad driving conditions can cancel.

Sloatsburg 4D13 (H). Steady pace on variety of trails. All-weather hike.

Sloatsburg Circ. 2C8 (H). Moderate pace. An assortment of hills and dales. Extreme weather cancels. Hiking boots only. Joint with ADK.

Sloatsburg Circular 3D10 (H). The exact route is yet to be determined, but the L promises a fun day of climbing, road walk, lake stop, and and of course views! This is a faster level 3. Beginning and slow hikers beware! Call if in doubt. Boots a must. Extra water. Rain cancels.

Sloatsburg Circular 4C12 (H). Pine Meadow to Catamount. Variety of trails. Climbing? Unequivocally! Return with a lake stop. Short, infrequent stops. Beginners and slow hikers, beware! Boots a must. Bug juice and extra water. Rain cancels.

Sloatsburg Circular 4D12 (H). A brisk hike in beautiful Harriman Park.

Sound Your 'Ah' for Arden 3D9 (H). Just the day for a hike. Weather may be cold but the fellowship definitely warm. Such gems as ASB, Nurian, RD, Dunning, LP and AT await us. None of these will be done end to end.

South Beacon Mt. 3D7 (H). Moderate, steady-paced hike with spectacular views of the Hudson Valley. Rain cancels.

South Harriman 5D10 (H). Solidly paced hike over a variety of trails. Heavy rain cancels.

South Harriman Circ. 4D10 (H). Scenic hike with some hills. Instep crampons could be necessary. Rain cancels.

Southern Gunks Trails 4D11 (H). Trapps Bridge in Mohonk to southern end of Lake Minnewaska. Varied topography. Fantastic and distinctive viewpoints from Gertrudes Nose, Millbrook Mt., Mohonk ridges. The Mohonk Conservancy collects usage fee of $7 a person.

Southern Harriman Adventure 3D9 (H). Steady-paced hike with ups and downs all day long. Pray we don't get lost! Inclement weather may cancel.

Southern Harriman Circular 4D11 (H). Be ready for fast-paced, strenuous all-weather hike, on a variety of trails.

Southern Hudson Highlands 3D7 (H). Moderate steady-paced hike in a hemlock forest and atop Sugarloaf Hill with scenic views of Hudson River. Snowy or icy gound conditions will limit the climbing. Rain, very cold, windy conditions cancel.

Southfields 3C8 (H). From Southfields on the Nurian, up to Stahahe High Point, onto Island Pond Road to the White Bar, to the Dunning E and S on the RD, back to Nurian, and W to where we started.

Southfields Circ. 4D11 (H). There will be some steep climbs during the day but no bushwhacking on this brisk, steady paced hike. You will be rewarded with great views and gourmet cookies supplied by L. Bring min. 2 qts. water. Rain cancels.

Southfields Circular 3D10 (H). We will venture up the Nurian toward Black Rock, then who knows from there. Hike moderate but moving. Heavy rains may cancel or alter plans. Cookies provided.

Southfields Circular 3D9 (H). Come along and let's explore Harriman Park. Cookies provided. Rain, snow, ice or sloppy road conditions cancels.

Southfields Circular 4D10 (H). Brisk steady-paced hike with some steep climbs. Hiking boots required; no stragglers. Bring 2 qts. water and hot chocolate; cookies provided.

Sparkill Circular 4C10 (H). Brisk hike on LP over Mt. Nebo's former nike missile sites, Blauvelt Park and Clausland Mt. to Nyack, returning on old railroad grade.

Sterling Forest 4C9 (H). Entire Sterling Ridge Trail, from Rt. 511 to 17A. Starts with partially restored Long Lake iron works. Visit firetower, with great panoramic views.

Sterling Forest 4D18 (H). Beginning on the AT in Arden, we will turn S on the Highland Trail and finish in Hewitt NJ.

Sterling Forest Cons. Comm. Hike 2C5 (H). Hey, gang, be the first in your gang to hike the brand new Indian Hills Circular Trail. See why the good fight was worth winning. Bonus detour to Little Dam Pond and an extra bonus frolic, for those who wish, up the west slope of Agony Grind. All-weather.

Sterling Ridge 3D10 (H). Hilly, scenic hike in this beautiful area now open to hikers without a permit. Lunch at tower. Phone if weather doubtful. Shuttle.

Stone Chamber Exploration Hike 2C8 (H). Are they 200-year-old colonial root cellars or pre-Columbian Celtic relics? From the Bronx to Vermont are similar manmade chambers with many having openings related to the solstice, similar to those in Europe. We will explore several in Fahnestock Park.

Stonetown Circ. 4C11 (H). Hilly hike with good views at a reasonable pace over varied terrain with stops for views. Route to be determined. Rain cancels.

Stony Brook 3C11 (H). Celebrate a day of non-labor with a scenic moderately vigorous hike. Will include several climbs, and the traditional amble along Stony Brook. Rain cancels.

Storm King 4E10 (H). Fast pace, steep climbs and rock scrambles with generous stops for Hudson views and to climb rocks or just watch leader climb. Hiking boots + 3 qts. water.

Storm King View 3D10 (H). Storm King and area S on Stillman and Howell trails. Moderate but steady pace with some rocky terrain. Rain cancels.

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Teatown Circ. 5C10 (H). Brisk-paced hike over rolling hills with open fields and a hidden ravine. Rain cancels.

Teatown Circular 4C12 (H). Steady-paced hike on various trails: Croton Aqueduct, Briarcliff-Peekskill, and such loops as time permits, returning to Aqueduct by unmarked trail.

Timp-Torne Circular 2C7 (H). Pretty trail. Sparkling views of Hudson and green rolling hills. Violets, dogwoods and other spring flowers a bonus. Boots and 2 qts. of water mandatory, as we have 1700' elevation gain at a moderate pace. Rain could cancel.

Tiorati Circ. 3C9 (H). Variety of trails over the snow hills around Lake Tiorati. Snow on the ground OK. Heavy precipitation or forecast thereof cancels.

Turkey Mt. to Croton/Harmon 4C12 (H). Brisk Westchester hike via flat North County Trail, Kitchawan Woods trails, scenic reservoir roads, Croton Dam and Old Croton Aqueduct. Shuttle required.

Tuxedo 4D12 (H). Steady pace on variety of trails. All-weather hike.

Tuxedo Circ. 2C10 (H). Scenic, hilly hike at moderate pace. Steady rain cancels.

Tuxedo Circ. 2C8 (H). A variety of trails. Ups and downs. Steady moderate pace.

Tuxedo Circ. 3D8 (H). Scenic hike on a number of different trails. Hiking boots and 2 qts. water an absolute must. Severe weather could cancel.

Tuxedo Circ. 3D9 (H). Prepare to hike up and down hills all day. RD to Black Rock, return via Nurian, WB and triangle. Inclement weather could cancel.

Tuxedo Circular 3C8 (H). A variety of trails at a moderate pace. Heavy rain cancels.

Tuxedo Circular 3C9 (H). Moderate brisk pace with usual ups and downs on a variety of trails. Hiking boots, 2 quarts of water required. Not for beginners or stragglers. Steady rain may cancel.

Tuxedo Circular 3D8 (H). A moderate but moving hike to warm us up. Rain, heavy snow or icy roads could cancel.

Tuxedo Circular 4C12 (H). Good pace with frequent ups and downs. Rain will cancel.

Tuxedo Circular 4D10 (H). A brisk but compassionate hilly hike. Rain cancels.

Tuxedo Special 3D9 (H). Let's explore some of our favorite trails on this moderate but moving hike. Cookies provided. Rain, snow, ice or sloppy road conditions cancels.

Tuxedo to Suffern 4C16 (H). 6th annual all-weather no-brainer. TMI to SBM. 16 miles, solid pace. or arrange own shuttle. Leader takes bus.

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Waterfall, Stockade to Prison 3E10 (H). Rugged hike up streambed at Stonykill Falls. Long pants, sturdy boots, flashlight required. Bring extra socks. Not for faint of heart. Limited to 18. Inclement weather may cancel. Explore Louis Ravine and later the prison in Napponach.

Wawayanda 3C9 (H). A gentle hike, Buckabear Pond to Lake Lookout and beyond. Good intro to winter hiking. All-weather hike, the colder the better. Shuttle.

Weekend in Greens 4D8 (H+). Stay locally for 3 nights, 3 breakfasts and trail lunches and 2 dinners. Level 4 and 5 hikes planned. Cost: $165 per person. $75 deposit required by 4/30.

Weekend Catskills 3C8 (H+). Tougher hikes if somebody volunteers to lead them. Total cost for 3 nights (beg. Fri.), 3 breakfasts, 3 trail lunches, 2 dinners, tax & tip is $188, which must be received not later than 5/15, by which time the trip most certainly will be filled. Send SASE, phone numbers(s), trans. situation and check to

Weekend VT 2C8 (H+). With Miramar Ski Club, Waitsfield VT. Moderate hikes organized daily. Biking, canoeing, swimming, easier walks and excellent bootlegging available. Total price 3 nites lodging, 3 brkfsts, 2 dinners, 2 cocktail parties, 2 box lunches approx. $160, not including trans. via car-pooling.

West Kill 5E9 (H). A Catskill classic traverse, complete with views and a short shuttle. Moderate pace. Winter hiking here is unpredictable, but I predict that anyone without proper gear will be off hike.

West Mountain Circular 3D10 (H). Views will be abundant on this hike. Many ups and downs on this steady-paced hike. All-weather, but poor road conditions may cancel.

West Mountain to Jones Point 2D10 (H). A beautiful hike at moderate pace. We will climb West Mountain, the Timp and Bald Mountain. Short shuttle required. Rain cancels.

West Mt. Circular 3D8 (H). Many ups and downs. Steady pace. Rain cancels.

White Mountain Hut-to-Hut Trip 4D9 (H+). Five nights in the huts and six days of strenuous hiking in the glorious Whites. Group size limited to 12. Must be strong hiker able to handle mountain conditions and enjoy gorup camadraderie.

White Mountain Hut-to-Hut Trip 5E10 (H+). Five nights in the huts and six days of strenuous hiking in the glorious Whites. Group size limited to 12. Must be strong hiker able to handle mountain conditions and enjoy gorup camaraderie.

Windham High Peak, Catskills 5E10 (H). Excellent views. Mod. climb. Mod. pace, suitable for snowshoe beginners. If nice, hike will continue over Escarpment Trail. Hikers must have snowshoes/full crampons, adequate clothing, and share in trail-breaking.

Wittenberg-Cornell 3E9 (H). Beautiful spring hike up Wittenberg & Cornell. Fascinating rock formations and beautiful view from top.

Wittenberg-Cornell 4E9 (H). Beautiful winter hike, up Wittenberg & Cornell. Fascinating rock formations and beautiful winter view from top. Bring snow shoes or expect to work very hard on the climb.

Wyanokie Circular 3D9 (H). Scenic, Moderately strenuous hike at a steady pace. Ups and downs morning and afternoon. Great aerobic workouts. Beautiful views. Rain cancels.

Wyanokies 3D10 (H). Scenic, hilly hike including steep climbs up High Point and Carris Hill. Moderate pace.

Wyanokies 3D9 (H). Hike on a variety of trails including Osio Rock and Torne.

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