FoFHH EVENTS

Summer 2010

FOFHH Summer Hike Schedule

(1) Anthony's Nose

June 6, 2010 at 5:30pm

Meet: Park on the river side of Route 9D just north of Bear
Mountain Bridge

Duration: 2 hours

Level: Moderate

Hike up the Appalachian Trail and take the Camp Smith
Trail to the view on Anthony's Nose overlooking the river.
(Round trip is 2.4 miles with a steep climb.)

Once at the view point, hike
leaders Jane and Walt Daniels (authors of "Walkable...
Westchester") will talk about the view which spreads out below you.

(2) Butterflies & Bridges

July 17, 2010 at 10am

Meet: Hubbard Lodge

Duration: 3 hours

Level: Moderate/Difficult

Hubbard Lodge in Clarence Fahnestock Memorial State Park is home to a beautiful secret treasure: the Ann O'Dell Memorial Butterfly Garden. Join us for a tour through the gadrden then a hike along School Mountain Road Trail featuring a series of bridges and interesting views.

(3) Breakneck Ridge Trail

July 24, 20 at 11am

Mee: Parling lot on Route 9D just north of Breakneck Ridge

Duration: 3 hours

Level: Difficult

Always wanted to hike Breakneck Ridge Trail, but dodn't want to go it alone. Join FOFHH and a park ranger on a giuded tour of the trail.

(4) Sunk Mine Road Hike

August 14, 2010 (time TBD)

 

Spring 2010

Adopt-A-Highway

We've adopted Route 9D in Cold Spring. Click here for our cleanup crew schedule.

Mountain  Laurel Outdoor Rec Fest

Sunday, May 16, 2010  -  9am - 3pm

Unplug your family and participate in the National Get Outdoors Day. Learn
about canoes, orienteering, outdoor skills, adventure challenges, birding and
nature. Food and beverages are available. Donation: Adults $2 Kids $1.

 

Phone: (845) 265-377

Winter 2009-10

The Arden Point Bridge in Hudson Highlands State Park was repaired last week. It is now open and available for a brisk, early spring outing. Enjoy!

 

Fall 2009

Building Bridges Bridge # 3 in Fahnestock was finished in early November. We gathered on Saturday, December 6th at 9:30 to celebrate the completion of the project thanks to volunteers from FoFHH, NY-NJ Trail Conference, Fats in the Cats, and Putnam Horse Council. They did more than just build a bridge.
Speaking on the Environment: Fred Koontz On October 29, 2009, Fred Koontz talked about the "Hudson Hills and Highlands Bioregion." Our first scheduled Speaker event! This FREE program was jointly sponsored by FOFHH and Beacon Institute for Rivers and Estuaries (BIRE). Place: Center for Environmental Innovation and Education at Denning's Point (part of Hudson Highlands SP), Beacon, NY.

Spring 2009

FoFHH Inaugural Picnic, May 2009