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| September 11 |
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Yoga Hike
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Join us for a great hike and an amazing setting for a Yoga class. We'll hike to the top of Schunemunk Mountain where our professional instructor will lead you through a Yoga class and afterwards you can relax and enjoy a gourmet backcountry meal. The hike itself is a relatively steep climb followed by a ridge walk with sweeping views of the Hudson Valley, Catskills, and the Shawangunks. Explore the beautiful pink rock of this prehistoric beach where scrub oak and pine trees now grow and wild blueberries can be picked right off of the trail during the late Spring and early Summer. Standing alone between the mountains of the Hudson Highlands and the Shawangunks, Schunemunk Mountain is a rewarding adventure that will provide you with great stories and amazing photos. |
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| September 12 |
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Specifically for Dog Owners and their canine companions, this hike provides you and your pooch the opportunity to explore the wilderness while also socializing with other dogs and dog owners. This hike boasts many rocky outcroppings that provide a great opportunity to take a break while taking in the scenery. Enjoy lunch with a panoramic view as nearby Hawks and other birds of prey float on the rising currents of warm air. Lunch is included for dog owners and water is provided for dogs but due to the range of options, owners must provide their own dog food. Limit one dog per person! |
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| September 19 |
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Tackle the tallest mountain in the Catskills (4,180') on this hike and have the photos to prove it. Nestled in the heart of the Catskill Mountains, Slide Mountain offers panoramic views of the region. |
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| September 25 |
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A spectacular journey through the Dwarf Pitch Pine Barrens of the Badlands and up close views of Verkeeder Falls. Hiking to the highest point in the Shawangunks we will take in spectacular views of the Catskills and surrounding area and may even get to pick wild blueberries from along the trail. We finish the hike with a tour of "the ice caves" which was once a popular tourist attraction. This is a long hike but there's not a lot of elevation change. |
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| September 26 |
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Arguably the most challenging hike in the Hudson Highlands, this hike features a steep rock scramble before reaching the ridge. We will have lunch at Sunset Point and then continue on to the old fire tower on South Beacon Mountain. Enjoy panoramic views of the Hudson Highlands, Shawangunks, and Catskills, and watch as predator birds float on the rising currents of warm air. After the hike you'll have the opportunity to check out the historic town of Cold Spring. |
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| October 2 |
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We'll hike over 3 of the tallest peaks in the Catskills on this 2 day / 1 night backpacking trip. If you're looking to get into backpacking or just want to breath some fresh air for a weekend, this is the trip for you. Take in the views that inspired John Burroughs to write "The works of man dwindle, and the original features of the huge globe come out. Every single object or point is dwarfed; the valley of the Hudson is only a wrinkle in the earth's surface. You discover with a feeling of surprise that the great thing is the earth itself, which stretches away on every hand so far beyond your ken." Includes transportation, licensed guides, and all ON TRAIL meals. |
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| October 3 |
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We'll hike over 3 of the tallest peaks in the Catskills on this 2 day / 1 night backpacking trip. If you're looking to get into backpacking or just want to breath some fresh air for a weekend, this is the trip for you. Take in the views that inspired John Burroughs to write "The works of man dwindle, and the original features of the huge globe come out. Every single object or point is dwarfed; the valley of the Hudson is only a wrinkle in the earth's surface. You discover with a feeling of surprise that the great thing is the earth itself, which stretches away on every hand so far beyond your ken." Includes transportation, licensed guides, and all ON TRAIL meals. |
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| October 9 |
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If you're a fan of the Hudson School of painters this is your chance to take in the same views that inspired the artists like Thomas Cole, Albert Bierstadt, and Frederic Edwin Church. We'll pass the ruins of the Kaaterskill Hotel, a popular lodging site with members of the Hudson School, and continue on to Artist's Rock and North Point. Along the way artist Aimee Margolis (www.aimeemargolis.com) will instruct you on the finer points of painting landscapes with watercolors. All materials are included and you can wow your friends with your work of art proudly displayed on your wall or your fridge. |
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| October 10 |
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Climb past the ruins of an old house as you hike over Storm King Mountain to incredible views of the Hudson River. Saved from destruction in the 1960's, Storm King stands as a monument to the fight to preserve our country's natural beauty. Situated at a unique point in the Hudson (it can look like you are in the middle of the river), Storm King boast many rocky outcroppings that provide a great opportunity to take a break while taking in the scenery. |
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| October 16 |
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We'll pass through the remains of the Doodletown Ghost Town and then climb up to The Timp and take in the views form a spectacular cliff edge vantage point. We'll visit the West Mountain Shelter for lunch and then wind our way back on a Revolutionary War trail. |
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| October 17 |
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Travel up to the legendary Shawangunk Ridge for this memorable hike. Stroll past picturesque Lake Minnewaska and Patterson's Pellet as we make our way out to the spectacular views from Gertrude's Nose on a combination of old carriage roads and hiking trails. |
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| October 23 |
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If you're a fan of the Hudson School of painters this is your chance to take in the same views that inspired the artists like Thomas Cole, Albert Bierstadt, and Frederic Edwin Church. We'll pass the ruins of the Kaaterskill Hotel, a popular lodging site with members of the Hudson School, and continue on to Artist's Rock and North Point. Don't forget your camera on this one! |
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| October 24 |
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A relatively short hike to an overlook with an amazing view of the Hudson Highlands. Half of the hike is a moderate climb, with the remainder on old carriage roads. The hike is short enough to make it within range for kids (about 3 miles) but is still rewarding for all. The hike will feature a kid friendly lunch and we will do our best to accomodate any dietary restrictions. This is an event the whole family can share in and it may spark a spirit of adventure in your child. |
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| October 30 |
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Stroll along an old carriage road with views of the Catskills as we wind our way to Lake Awosting, a crystal clear mountain lake with swimming allowed during the summertime when lifeguards are present. We'll have lunch at the lake and then stroll around the lake and past a waterfall as we head back to our starting point, Lake Minnewaska. |
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| November 6 |
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A relatively steep climb followed by a ridge walk with sweeping views of the Hudson Valley, Catskills, and the Shawangunks. Explore the beautiful pink rock of this prehistoric beach where scrub oak and pine trees now grow and wild blueberries can be picked right off of the trail during the late Spring and early Summer. Standing alone between the mountains of the Hudson Highlands and the Shawangunks, Schunemunk Mountain is a rewarding adventure that will provide you with great stories and amazing photos. |
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| December 18 |
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Though we normally avoid this hike due to crowds, Winter usually results in the road to the top being closed and scares away most hikers leaving the mountain virtually deserted. We'll hike around historic Hessian Lake and then climb to the top where you will have the opportunity to take in amazing views of the Hudson Highlands, the occasional Bald Eagle, and, depending on the weather, views of the NYC skyline. Depending on conditions we will also hike across the Bear Mountain Bridge to climb Anthony's Nose. INCLUDES SNOWSHOES OR MICROSPIKES (As appropriate for the conditions) |
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