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SUMMARY:NOANY Fall Hiking Weekend 
DESCRIPTION:NOANY Fall Hiking Weekend \nSaturday and Sunday Sept. 21-22 \n\n\n\n\nFall Hikes Weekend at Camp Nawakwa September 21-22\, 2024 \nJoin us for a full weekend of hiking! \nOur Hike Leaders will be offering numerous hikes of various levels on both days. This is the perfect opportunity to get one or two hikes in on the same weekend\, qualifying hikes for Applicants included. If you like hiking and are up for the challenge\, this is a weekend not to be missed! \nThe Hike Leaders assembled for the weekend will be cooking for everyone at Camp on Saturday night. It will be simple camping fare; grilled burgers and veggie burgers\, roasted sweet potato wedges\, a big vegan salad and fruit pies for dessert. A hearty breakfast and trail lunch will be offered for the second day of hiking on Sunday. \nPlease register for meals with Host\, Lewis Ports by Thursday Sept. 18th.\nCell: (646)339-1316 Email: ports.lewis@gmail.com. Please specify which meals and any dietary restrictions\, and if you can offer a ride to other participants from NYC. \n\n\n\nTo register for this weekend’s hikes\, please contact the individual Hike Leader/s as listed below \n\n\n\n1. Ramapo Thorne and Russian Bear Loop \nSaturday\, September 21\, 2024 Qualifying: 5 Miles Elevation gain 1100’ Pace: Slow\nExpect all grades of unimproved\, natural eroded trails\, with two short scrambles up the Torne. Hike is a stretched out loop using several trails. Valley walking under tall tree …Ridge walking with chestnut and bear oaks…two expansive views where the turkey vultures fly…lastly\, the greatest free stranding pillar of the park\, the Russian bear.\nBring water\, energy food\, sunscreen\, and bug repellent as you need. . Check weather. If weather is iffy at 7am but is forecast to be ok by 9am\, I will hike. If chance of showers\, hike is on\, but bring your rain gear. Be ready to walk at 9:00AM; meeting at Reeves Brook Visitor Center. (You may or may not get a car parking space in the two lots there. Road parking is on the south side\, up and down from the center.) Interested Members and their guests please register. NJT from Hoboken arrives Suffern. 8:38. When register please advise if you will use NJT. I have room for 3 people.\nLeader: Bill Hladky 914. 874. 4640. NCA 10. wehladky@yahoo.com. Please register before 10PM on Thursday\, September 19th. \n2.Tour of the Nawakwa Neighborhood\nSaturday\, September 21\, 2024 Distance: About 5 miles Pace: Moderate\nLate September is the best time to enjoy the beautiful hills\, valleys and lakes near Nawakwa.\nLeave camp at about 10:00 a.m.\, and visit Lake Skenonto\, Black Ash Swamp and other sights along the Yellow Triangle\, Victory and Tuxedo-Mount Ivy trails. \nQualifying. Bring a trail lunch\, snacks\, water\, rain gear and wear sturdy footwear. Hiking poles are recommended. Leader: Alex Wilkie.\nPlease text or call Alex at 856-630-5607to register by 10 p.m. on Thursday\, September 19. \n\n3. Island Pond Circular \nSaturday\, September 21\, 2024. Distance: 7 miles. Elevation gain: 900 feet. Pace: Moderate. \nUsing a variety of woods roads and trails\, we’ll do a circular hike around Island Pond\, with a stop at the famous “Lemon Squeezer” on the Appalachian Trail. \nBus riders should take the 9:10 a.m. Coach bus from PABT to Tuxedo Park and Ride (not the train station!). \nDrivers meet at the Tuxedo Park and Ride at the intersection of Route 17 and 17A (about 2.5 miles north of the Tuxedo train station) at 10:15\, when the Coach bus arrives. We’ll then shuttle to the parking area on Kanawauke Road where the White Bar trail crosses the road. \nQualifying. Bring a trail lunch\, snacks\, water\, and rain gear and wear sturdy footwear. \nCo-leaders: Mary James and Ingrid Strauch. Please email Mary at maryelizjames@gmail.com by 9 p.m. Thursday\, September 19 to register. \n\n4. Tom Jones Shelter–Old Hemlock Hill Road \nSunday\, September 22\, 2024\nDistance: About 7 miles Elevation gain: Approx. 500 feet Pace: Moderate\nThis hike will start at Camp Nawakwa\, leaving about 9:30 AM. Following the shore path around Lake Sebago\, we will pick up the Triangle Trail and take it over to Lake Skenonto. Following the Victory Trail around Lake Skenonto\, we will make our way over to the Tom Jones shelter for our lunch stop. On our return trip\, we will use some of the old Hemlock Hill Road that was used by the American Continental troops to go from the Ramapo Valley to Johnsontown and points east (it was replaced in 1824 by the Monroe-Haverstraw Turnpike\, later renamed Route 106 [Harriman Trails\, page 143]). We will follow a woods road back from Lake Skenonto\, take a look at the Dutch Doctor Shelter [built in 1935]\, learn who the Dutch Doctor was\, and return to camp. \nQualifying. Bring lunch\, water\, rain gear\, and wear sturdy hiking shoes.\nLeader: Ray Kozma. Contact at: raymondkozma@gmail.com or 917-406-3782. Please call to register by Thursday\, September 19th. \n5. Parker Cabin Mountain via Claudius Smith Den \nSunday\, September 22\, 2024\nDistance: About 6 miles Elevation gain: 1015 feet Pace: Faster than usual\nStarting at the main cabin at 9 a.m.\, we will take the unmarked trail at Nawakwa towards the triangle trail. At the intersection with the triangle trail we will make a left towards DutchDoctor. At Dutch Doctor we’ll make another right turn onto the Tuxedo Mount Ivy Trail. After 1.2 miles we’ll reach Claudius Smith Den which offers great views and is a good stop to take a short break. From Claudius Smith Den we’ll continue northbound on the White Cross Trail. After 2.15 miles we’ll reach the junction with the Ramapo Dunderberg Trail. We will make a right turn and continue for 0.25 miles to reach the summit of Parker Cabin Mountain. This is a good spot to have lunch and enjoy views of Lake Sebago. \nFollowing our lunch break we will descend Parker Cabin Mountain using the Triangle Trail\, pass Lake Skenonto and after 1.95 miles make a left turn at the intersection with the unmarked trail that takes us back to camp. This hike features several ascents and descents; the pace will be a little faster than usual.\nQualifying. Participants should wear sturdy footwear and bring sunscreen\, lunch\, snacks\, rain gear\, and enough water Hydration Basics: How to Stay Hydrated | REI Expert Advice. Hiking poles are recommended but not required.\nLeader: Oliver Lunt. Register by EOD Friday\, September 20th by emailing to oliverjlunt@gmail.com
URL:https://noany.org/event/noany-fall-hiking-weekend/
LOCATION:Nawakwa\, Camp Nawakwa\, Harriman State Park\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike,Special Events
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SUMMARY:Hike Saturday\, March 29 Ramapo Torne Loop
DESCRIPTION:The hike begins at Reeves Meadow Visitor Center (where bathrooms may possibly be open). We’ll take the Pine Meadow trail (red) west to the start of the Seven Hills trail (blue)\, which climbs southward on smooth ground through open woods\, crosses a stream\, and then climbs again to an intersection. We will take the Hillburn-Torne-Sebago (orange) over rugged ground to Ramapo Torne\, taking a breather at each layer and eating lunch on top. From Ramapo Torne\, we’ll bear east to rejoin the Seven Hills\, enjoy the scenery from Torne View\, and reach the intersection with Reeves Brook trail (white). We’ll take a sharp left onto Reeves Brook and follow it back to the Pine Meadow trail and out to Reeves Meadow Visitor Center. \nBus riders\, please take the 9:10 a.m. Coach/Shortline bus from Port Authority Bus Terminal to Sloatsburg\, then walk to the parking area behind the firehouse to meet drivers. \nDrivers\, please meet by 10:10 a.m. in Sloatsburg in the parking area behind the firehouse to meet bus riders. \nEveryone\, please register with Bill Hladky\, wehladky@yahoo.com\, 914.874.4640\, by 3/27. Hike is qualifying\, covers challenging and difficult terrain\, and will have more than 1\,000 feet elevation gain. \nAfter the hike\, leader can offer three rides to Metro-North stations or #2 subway\, end of the line.
URL:https://noany.org/event/hike-saturday-march-29-ramapo-torne-loop/
LOCATION:Harriman State Park\, Harriman State Park\, Harriman\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike
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SUMMARY:Hike Diamond Mountain Circular
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, May 3: Diamond Mountain Circular \nStarting at 9 a.m. from the Nawakwa main cabin\, we will make our way along camp road toward 7 lakes drive which we will cross to access the Tuxedo Mt Ivy Trail. \nWe will only stay for a short distance on the TMI before we turn right onto the Stony Brook Trail and then left onto the orange Hillburn-Torne-Sebago Trail. \nAs soon as the ascent starts\, we will get a good workout. After 0.6 miles the trail merges with the Seven Hills Trail\, and we will be rewarded with a gorgeous view of our very own base — Lake Sebago. \nAfter another 0.2 miles we’ve reached the summit of Diamond Mountain (1240 ft). \nAt this point we will follow the blue Seven Hills Trail for about 0.7 miles with several great vistas along the way before descending and making a right onto the Kakiat Trail.  This is a rather steep descent that requires rock scrambling skills. \nAfter 0.6 miles on the Kakiat\, we will make a right onto the Stony Brook. After a relatively flat 1.4 miles we’ll be back at 7 lakes drive and return to camp. \nThis hike includes a steeper ascent and some rock scrambling\, and the pace will be a little faster than on some of the other hikes \nDistance: Approx. 5.6 miles (qualifying) \nApprox. total ascent 779 ft. \nParticipants need to wear sturdy footwear and bring snacks\, rain gear and enough water.  Hiking poles and bug spray are recommended.
URL:https://noany.org/event/hike-diamond-mountain-circular-2/
LOCATION:Nawakwa\, Camp Nawakwa\, Harriman State Park\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike
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SUMMARY:Hike Stahahe High Point\, Island Pond Views
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, May 3: Stahahe High Point\, Island Pond Views \nThis scenic hike covers about 6 miles and 1\,000 feet elevation gain\, and it starts and ends on Kanawauke Road/Route 106 in Harriman State Park. Nice views from the tops of mountains and across a lake. A couple of moderately steep ascents and a moderately steep descent. Hiking boots and at least two quarts of water required\, plus appropriate clothing\, including rain gear depending on the forecast. \nBus riders take the 9:10 a.m. Coach bus from PABT to Tuxedo Park & Ride (the stop AFTER Tuxedo train station). Drivers meet at Tuxedo Park & Ride at the junction of NY-17A and County Rd 106/Kanawauke Rd at 10:15 a.m. to meet bus riders. \nThis is a qualifying hike\, and registration by email is requested. Please register by 9 p.m. Thursday\, May 1. \nLeader: Andy Frank\, agfrank1 [at] aol.com
URL:https://noany.org/event/hike-stahahe-high-point-island-pond-views/
LOCATION:Harriman State Park\, Harriman State Park\, Harriman\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250504T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250504T150000
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SUMMARY:One-way hike on the Appalachian Trail\, from Elk Pen to Tiorati Circle
DESCRIPTION:A qualifying hike\, registration required!\n\nA moderately challenging 5-6 mile rugged trail including passage through the famous ‘Lemon Squeezer’ and several ascents and descents on the AT.  We will depart Camp Nawakwa at 9 a.m. in at least two cars to shuttle between start and end points.\n\nSturdy\, reliably comfortable footwear is required! Bring a day pack with extra layers/ rain gear for changing weather conditions based on the weather forecast of the day\, 1-2 quarts liquid\, plenty of snacks and lunch.\n\nLeader: Mary James\, 914 649 2288\, maryelizjames@gmail.com\nAll participants must register by 10 p.m. Thursday\, May 1st.
URL:https://noany.org/event/one-way-hike-on-the-appalachian-trail-from-elk-pen-to-tiorati-circle/
LOCATION:Nawakwa\, Camp Nawakwa\, Harriman State Park\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250504T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250504T143000
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SUMMARY:Hike Turkey Hill Lake\, Out and Back
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, May 4: Turkey Hill Lake\, Out and Back \nNOTE: Change of Hike Starting Place: The hike will start at the parking area off Route 6\, not at the Anthony Wayne parking area. \n\nStarting from camp after breakfast clean-up (about 10:30 a.m.)\, we will shuttle over to the Route 6 parking lot where our hike begins. We will take the Anthony Wayne Trail (crossing over the Palisades parkway) and follow it down to Turkey Hill Lake. We will return the same way. \nMileage: About 5 miles \nElevation gain: about 100-200 feet \nQualifying \nLeader: Ray Kozma (raymondkozma@gmail.com or 917-406-3782) \nPlease register with the leader by Thursday evening\, May 1st.
URL:https://noany.org/event/hike-turkey-hill-lake-out-and-back/
LOCATION:Nawakwa\, Camp Nawakwa\, Harriman State Park\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250614T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250614T150000
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SUMMARY:Hike The Big Ice Cave\, Ellenville NY
DESCRIPTION:The Big Ice Cave\, Ellenville NY \n  \nThis adventurous hike will take place in Sam’s Point Preserve\, a branch location of Minnewaska State Park. I am on the preserve’s calendar as a “private hike\,” which means that within a couple of rules\, we can go where we please in this rough\, steep-sloped\, multiply-crevassed bedrock landscape. \n\nWe’ll start on a carriage road\, then move on to herd paths with clawing bushes and endless\, cubist rocks\, with at least one gigantic fissure. For a short while\, we’ll be in a dark room with a little ice. \n\nI am guiding as a docent\, keeping us where we want to be on my mental map; advising the sensitive ecologies and our designated paths through them. Expect abundant mountain laurel blooms\, white and pink. \n\nHikers should be ready to walk by 9:00 a.m. and will return to cars at 5 p.m. Possible group dinner in one of the several hiker affordable restaurants in the area. \n\nDistance: 4.5 miles; NYNJTC trail map 104 \n\nTrip limited to 11 hikers; meeting place specifics provided to registrants. \n\nPlease register with leader Bill Hladky: 914.874.4640\,  wehladky@yahoo.com
URL:https://noany.org/event/hike-the-big-ice-cave-ellenville-ny/
LOCATION:Ellenville\, NY
CATEGORIES:Hike
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SUMMARY:Hike: Diamond Mountain Circular
DESCRIPTION:Starting at camp we will make our way along camp road toward 7 lakes drive which we will cross to access the “Tuxedo Mt Ivy Trail”. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWe will only stay for a short distance on the TMI before we turn right onto the “Stony Brook Trail” and then left onto the orange “Hilburn Torne Sebago Trail”.As soon as the ascent starts\, we will get a good workout. After 0.6 miles the trail merges with the “Seven Hills Trail” and we will be rewarded with a gorgeous view of our very own base- Lake Sebago.After another 0.2 miles we’ve reached the summit of Diamond Mountain (1240 ft).At this point we will follow the blue “Seven Hills Trail” for about 0.7 miles with several great vistas along the way before descending and making a right onto the “Kakiat Trail”.  This is a rather steep descent that requires rock scrambling skills.After 0.6 miles on the “Kakiat Trail” we will make a right onto the “Stony Brook Trail”. After a relatively flat 1.4 miles we’ll be back at 7 lakes drive and return to camp.This hike includes a steeper ascent\, some rock scrambling and the pace will be a little faster than on some of the other hikes \nDistance: Approx. 5.6 miles (qualifying) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nApprox. total ascent 779 ft. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nParticipants need to wear sturdy footwear and bring snacks\, rain gear and enough water.  Hiking poles and bug spray are recommended. To register\, contact Oliver Lunt <oliverjlunt@gmail.com> by Friday June 27.
URL:https://noany.org/event/hike-diamond-mountain-circular-3/
LOCATION:Nawakwa\, Camp Nawakwa\, Harriman State Park\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250712T090000
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SUMMARY:Annual Torrey Memorial Hike to Long Mountain and Turkey Hill Lake
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, July 12\, 2025\, 10:15 a.m. \nHikers will gather at the parking area off Long Mountain Parkway by 10:15 a.m.From the parking area\, we will follow the Long Path to the Torrey Memorial\, at the summit of Long Mountain. From there\, we’ll backtrack to the Popolopen Gorge trail\, follow a woods road to the Anthony Wayne trail\, and then hike over to Turkey Hill Lake. The return trip from the lake on the Popolopen Gorge Trail goes up a fairly steep hill\, then reconnects with the Long Path\, which we follow back to the parking area. \nHikers should wear good hiking shoes\, bring water\, lunch/snack\, and rain gear. Hiking poles are recommended due to some moderately steep uphills and downhills. \nTrail Conference Map #119 (Northern Harriman Bear Mountain Trails) \nDistance: About 5 miles (Qualifying) \nElevation gain: About 600 feet \nLeader: Ray Kozma \nTo register\, please contact leader by 10 p.m. Thursday\, July 10: (917) 406-3782and raymondkozma@gmail.com.
URL:https://noany.org/event/annual-torrey-memorial-hike-to-long-mountain-and-turkey-hill-lake/
LOCATION:Harriman State Park\, Harriman State Park\, Harriman\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike,Special Events
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SUMMARY:Parker Cabin Mountain Circular Hike
DESCRIPTION:Parker Cabin Mountain Circular \nBurn off the Oktoberfest sausages and beer with a moderate-pace\, qualifying hike the morning after. We’ll take the camp trail to the Yellow Triangle trail\, head up to Parker Cabin Mountain\, then continue north on the R-D to the Victory\, which we’ll use to circle back to the Triangle and back to camp. Expect a few climbs and some nice views of Lakes Sebago and Skenonto. Plan to leave camp by 10 a.m. You should bring a water bottle and snacks. Heavy rain cancels. \nLength: About 6 miles \nElevation gain: 600-800 feet \nRSVP by Thursday\, September 11. Leader: Ingrid Strauch\, Ingrid-hiking@noany.org
URL:https://noany.org/event/parker-cabin-mountain-circular-hike/
LOCATION:Nawakwa\, Camp Nawakwa\, Harriman State Park\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250928T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250928T150000
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CREATED:20250831T142513Z
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SUMMARY:Hike Peekskill Blue Mountain Reservation Circular
DESCRIPTION:From Peekskill train station we’ll walk (or shuttle) to Blue Mountain Reservation and follow local trails to the summit of Spitzenberg Mountain for stunning views of the Hudson River. Returning to the main trail\, we’ll complete a rough circle around the reservation and make our way back to the train station. Expect moderately rugged trails (these are not carriage roads!) and a moderate pace. Hiking boots are recommended\, and you should bring 2 liters of water and your lunch. Qualifying. Hikers can find the trail map online: https://parks.westchestergov.com/blue-mountain-reservation \nTrain riders should take the 8:55 a.m. Hudson line Metro-North train to Peekskill\, arriving at 9:57 a.m.Drivers should meet train riders at the Peekskill train station at 9:57 a.m. \nMileage: 7-8 miles \nElevation: TBD \nRegister by Thursday\, Sept. 25\, by emailing leader Ingrid Strauch\, Ingrid-hiking@noany.org (Leader will not plan on leading the hike if no hikers register.)
URL:https://noany.org/event/hike-peekskill-blue-mountain-reservation-circular/
LOCATION:Harriman State Park\, Harriman State Park\, Harriman\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251026T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251026T140000
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SUMMARY:Hike the High Points of Southern Harriman
DESCRIPTION:High Points of Southern Harriman\nSunday Oct 26th. Destination: The Russian Bear. 5 miles qualifying\, less than 1\,000 feet elevation gain\, much walking on rocky\, rough trail. This point-to-point hike will have a quick\, setup shuttle in the AM. We will put a car(s) at Reeves Meadow Visitor Center and return to our start. Hike route includes the water power of the Cascade of Slid\, the high cliffs of the Russian Bear\, and a sweeping view from Torne View. The various trails pass through different trees of the diverse ecologies of the area. The  hike ends at the shuttled car for a return to Camp Nawakwa. Bring your Southern Harriman map\, and we will  trace this wandering. \n\nLet me know you are coming. Leader: Bill Hladky. 914.874.4640. wehladky@yahoo.com.
URL:https://noany.org/event/hike-the-high-points-of-southern-harriman/
LOCATION:Harriman State Park\, Harriman State Park\, Harriman\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251101T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251101T170000
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SUMMARY:Jamaica Bay Birding Walk
DESCRIPTION:Join Ingrid and Michelle for a moderate-pace birding walk with lots of stops to look at birds. Bring your binoculars! Field guides are welcome\, too. We’ll walk around the West Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge\, then check out two spots at or near the East Pond. Expect to see waterfowl and\, if we’re lucky\, some late-season migrants. This walk is accessible via the A train or by car. Please register by Thursday\, October 30. Meeting time and place will be shared with registrants. Rain cancels. Leader Ingrid Strauch ingrid-hiking@noany.org
URL:https://noany.org/event/jamaica-bay-birding-walk/
CATEGORIES:Hike,Special Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251108T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251108T140000
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CREATED:20250921T145322Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251031T220257Z
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SUMMARY:Hike Tom Jones Mountain with return via Parker Cabin Mountain
DESCRIPTION:Starting at Camp\, we will take the unmarked trail north alongside Sebago until we meet with the yellow triangle trail. We’ll turn right and follow the trail for 1.15 miles to the intersection with the blue Victory trail. \n\n\nWe’ll make another right turn and follow the trail for about 1.8 miles\, past Lake Skenonto and to the intersection with the red Ramapo Dunderberg trail. \nAfter turning right onto the R.D. Trail we will find us on a short but steep ascend to the top of Tom Jones mountain. This is a great spot to take a break and have a snack. \n  \nWe will descent the same way we came up but instead of turning onto the Victory trail\, we’ll stay on the R.D. After .55 miles we reach the summit of Parker Cabin Mountain with nice views to enjoy. \n  \nWe’ll descent Parker Cabin Mountain on the yellow Triangle trail on which we will stay for a little over 2 mile until we turn left into the unmarked camp trail that’s will take through the “back entrance” to Camp Nawakwa. \n  \nThis hike features several ascents and descents\, and the pace will be a little faster than usual. \n  \nApprox. total ascend 728 feet \nDistance: Approx. 5.5 miles \n  \nParticipants should wear sturdy footwear and bring lunch\, snacks\, raingear\, and enough water  Hydration Basics: How to Stay Hydrated | REI Expert Advice \nHiking poles are recommended but not required. \n  \nMeet at 10 am at Camp Nawakwa\, Main Cabin. \n\n\nRSVP by Nov. 6 to oliverjlunt@gmail.com
URL:https://noany.org/event/hike-with-oliver/
LOCATION:Harriman State Park\, Harriman State Park\, Harriman\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260329T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260329T170000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260325T175311Z
UID:7623-1774771200-1774803600@noany.org
SUMMARY:Palm Sunday Hike
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URL:https://noany.org/event/palm-sunday-hike/
LOCATION:Harriman State Park\, Harriman State Park\, Harriman\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260606T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260606T150000
DTSTAMP:20260607T014514
CREATED:20260315T152256Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260426T151306Z
UID:7615-1780740000-1780758000@noany.org
SUMMARY:Centennial Hike to Camp Blue Bird
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URL:https://noany.org/event/centennial-hike-to-camp-blue-bird/
LOCATION:Harriman State Park\, Harriman State Park\, Harriman\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260620T102400
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260620T140000
DTSTAMP:20260607T014514
CREATED:20260529T005333Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260529T005333Z
UID:7849-1781951040-1781964000@noany.org
SUMMARY:One-Way Hike From Tuxedo Train Station to Camp
DESCRIPTION:One-Way Hike From Tuxedo Train Station to Camp \nSaturday\, June 20\, 10:24 AM \nThis one-way\, qualifying hike from Tuxedo train station to Camp Nawakwa is geared toward keyholders and applicants spending the June 20-21 weekend at camp. The hike starts when the NJTransit train arrives in Tuxedo at approximately 10:24 AM. We’ll cover about 5 miles over hilly terrain as we take the Ramapo-Dunderberg\, Tuxedo-Mount Ivy\, White Cross\, Victory\, and Yellow Triangle trails to camp. You will need to carry all of your gear for the weekend\, as well as water and snacks for the hike. No car shuttle for gear. No return to the train station. Hiking boots recommended. \nLeader: Ingrid Strauch\, Ingrid-hiking@noany.org \nPlease register with leader by Thursday\, June 19\, at 9 PM.
URL:https://noany.org/event/one-way-hike-from-tuxedo-train-station-to-camp/
LOCATION:Harriman State Park\, Harriman State Park\, Harriman\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260621T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260621T150000
DTSTAMP:20260607T014514
CREATED:20260529T005445Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260529T005445Z
UID:7851-1782036000-1782054000@noany.org
SUMMARY:Tuxedo-Mount Ivy Circular
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, June 21\, 10 AM \nThis circular\, qualifying hike will leave from camp at 10 AM and cover approximately 6.5 miles on the Tuxedo-Mount Ivy\, Buck\, and Seven Hills trails. Please bring water\, your lunch and snacks\, and bug and sun protection. We will hike at a moderate pace over somewhat hilly terrain. Hike ends at camp. Hiking boots recommended. \nLeader: Ingrid Strauch\, Ingrid-hiking@noany.org \nPlease register with leader by Thursday\, June 19\, at 9 PM.
URL:https://noany.org/event/tuxedo-mount-ivy-circular/
LOCATION:Harriman State Park\, Harriman State Park\, Harriman\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260718T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260718T140000
DTSTAMP:20260607T014514
CREATED:20260526T160909Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260526T160909Z
UID:7832-1784368800-1784383200@noany.org
SUMMARY:Hike to the Torrey Memorial
DESCRIPTION:Hike to the Torrey Memorial on Long Mountain  \nDistance: About 2 miles (Not-Qualifying); Elevation gain: About 300+ feet \nWe will meet at camp about 10AM and car-pool over to the hike’s starting point (the parking area off Long Mountain Parkway)\, leavingcamp about 10:30AM. Shortly after leaving the parking area\, we will follow a woods road to where it intersects with the Long Path and then climb to the Memorial at the top of Long Mountain. After viewing the memorial and taking pictures\, we will continue down the mountain back to the parking area\, making for a loop of about 2 miles. \nMeeting time is 10AM at Camp Nawakwa. Participants should wear good hiking shoes\, bring water\, a snack\, and rain gear. Hiking poles recommended due to some moderately steep uphills and downhills. \n  \n[Note: Leader can possibly meet any participants coming up to Sloatsburg by public transportation for a ride in to camp. Please call toarrange for this.] \n  \nLeader: Ray Kozma – (917-406-3782) orraymondkozma@gmail.com \nPlease register with the leader by 10PM Thursday\, July 16th. \n  \n[Note: This hike is part of the Raymond Torrey Memorial hosted weekend celebration. Coming for the hike? Why not plan on taking part in the weekend. There will be a presentation on Raymond Torrey in the evening after dinner. Please see the Hosting Page for information on registering for the weekend.]
URL:https://noany.org/event/hike-to-the-torrey-memorial/
LOCATION:Harriman State Park\, Harriman State Park\, Harriman\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hike
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