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NOANY Hikes and Outings

Hikes and Outings Chairs: Ingrid Strauch and Oliver Lunt

 

Scheduled Hikes and Outings

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Summer Equinox Hiking Weekend 6/20-21

One-Way Hike From Tuxedo Train Station to Camp

Saturday, June 20, 10:24 AM

This 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.

Leader: Ingrid Strauch, Ingrid-hiking@noany.org

Please register with leader by Thursday, June 19, at 9 PM.

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Tuxedo-Mount Ivy Circular

Sunday, June 21, 10 AM

This circular, qualifying hike will leave from camp at 10 AMand 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.

Leader: Ingrid Strauch, Ingrid-hiking@noany.org

Please register with leader by Thursday, June 19, at 9 PM.

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Saturday – July 18, 2026 – Hike to the Torrey Memorial on Long Mountain

Distance: About 2 miles (Not-Qualifying); Elevation gain: About 300+ feet

We 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.

Meeting 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.

[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.]

Leader: Ray Kozma – (917-406-3782) orraymondkozma@gmail.com

Please register with the leader by 10PM Thursday, July 16th.

 

[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.]

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In Celebration of 100 Years

At Camp Nawakwa

1926 -2026


The following Centennial Hikes are being planned.
Dates and details will be posted here.

1. Hike to first camp: Camp Quannicut

2. Hike to second camp: Blue Bird

3. Hike to the Raymond Torrey Memorial

4. Hike on first section of the AT: From Elk Pen to Lake Tiorati

5. Hike of the first trail: The R-D

6. Hike on the Nurian Trail

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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.

 

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