This year Eve and Lewis have created something a bit different to commemorate Nawakwa’s Centennial-a Pig Roast! It will be accompanied by classic sides and salad options for those who do not eat meat or pork. BYOB. Enjoy all-day socializing, outdoor activities and games, with food served at 4 p.m., at one of our biggest annual events. […]
Join Susanne and Jerry Flower for a simple end-of-summer hosted weekend. Happy hour will be bruschetta, veggies and dip with your choice of red or white wine. Dinner will be sheet-pan chicken and potatoes; a vegetarian option will be available. A green salad and French bread will round out the meal. Vanilla ice cream with […]
We are going to align with Germany this year and have it on the calendar for September 19th, same as Munich! Details coming soon.
Saturday, September 26, 10:15 A.M. This 5.25-mile, qualifying hike starts and ends at the Tuxedo train station. We’ll take the Kakiat, Blue Disc, and Tuxedo-Mt. Ivy trails, passing Harriman landmarks including Almost Perpendicular, Elbow Brush, and Claudius Smith’s Den. Expect rocky terrain, one steep climb, and some nice views. Moderate pace. Hiking boots or shoes […]
Join Ruby & Joe for a hosted weekend: Potluck Saturday dinner! Enjoy a laid-back weekend at Nawakwa with Ruby Kornfeld and Joe Rinaldi. This will be a potluck weekend so everyone should bring a dish to share. We are attaching a list of options (see below) so you can select one that works […]
Moderate climbing (elevation gain about 200-300 feet) Distance: 5 - 6 miles Qualifying Island Pond Circular – Starting from the parking area on Route 106 , we will hike to Island Pond, continue around the pond and take a look at the “Lemon Squeezer.” The hike will continue around Island Pond by way of […]
Big party being planned, with food and beverages! Details coming soon…
Details coming soon
October 17 Annual Meeting, 10 am and Elections 12 noon.
Founded in 1923, the Nawakwa Outdoor Association of New York, Inc. is a membership organization dedicated to the enjoyment of the outdoors through hiking, walking, camping, swimming, skiing, sailing, canoeing, and kayaking, and to the conservation and preservation of our wilderness, particularly the mountains, lakes, trails, and camping areas of the metropolitan New York region.
